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	Games console maker Ouya exploring the Chinese market Android console maker Ouya is considering entering the Chinese market as part of its expansion into Asia. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Big Data Zoo—Taming the Beasts According to Dr. Devlin's white paper "The Big Data Zoo—Taming the Beasts", data is still data, whether big or small. It needs to be managed effectively if organizations want to be gain value from it. Although big data may present special challenges for IT organizations, the principles of data management haven't changed. Learn More In this Issue Sony and Microsoft have nothing to fear from EA-Comcast streaming deal Microsoft to IT Pros: Office 365 is better than Google Apps Google Now gets smarter for real-world scenarios Our robots, ourselves: 9 efforts to build more relatable robots Why your Neflix, Hulu, YouTube and other video streaming might slow down Exciting times ahead for smartphone buyers as competition heats up Digging up E.T.'s source code WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Microsoft Office Infographic Deliver Microsoft Office 365 up to 33 times faster while using 97% less bandwidth View Now>> Sony and Microsoft have nothing to fear from EA-Comcast streaming deal Comcast and EA are reported to be close to closing a deal to bring streaming EA games to Comcast's X1 cable box. A financial journalist thinks Sony & Microsoft ought to be worried. This gamer disagrees. Read More Microsoft to IT Pros: Office 365 is better than Google Apps Microsoft offers a few reasons why its office suite still rules the workplace Read More Google Now gets smarter for real-world scenarios Whether you've lost your car or lost your Internet connection, Google Now is getting a little more helpful. Read More : CDW Hands-on with Google's new "Chromebox for meetings" The basic functionality people know and love from Google+ Hangouts is ready for action in a conference room down the hall from you. Google developed a remarkably simple product leveraging two of their key strengths – cloud based services and Chrome OS software. View Now Our robots, ourselves: 9 efforts to build more relatable robots If we're going to live in a world of artificial intelligences, we've got to be able to feel affection for them. Read More Why your Neflix, Hulu, YouTube and other video streaming might slow down We're caught in the fire as ISPs and streaming services fight over the bill Read More Exciting times ahead for smartphone buyers as competition heats up LG, Motorola and Huawei will all launch new smartphones in the next three weeks as they try to chip away at Apple and Samsung Electronics, a task that doesn't seem as insurmountable as it did a year ago. Read More Digging up E.T.'s source code You don't need to excavate a New Mexico landfill to find the code underlying Atari's infamous video game flop Read More
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