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	August 18, 2014 Read about how Harvard researchers have developed a way for thousands of robots to coordinate their actions 10. Preston Gralla: 5 free ways to get faster Wi-Fi away from your office and home 9. Phil Johnson: Facebook Messenger is even more invasive than we thought [CARTOON] 8. FCC extends net neutrality comment period to Sept. 15 7. Peter Smith: YouTube rolling out a new TV UI, starting with the Xbox One 6. Matthew Mombrea: Slack: I've seen the future, and it reminds me of the past WHITE PAPER: IBM AIIM SharePoint Industry Watch AIIM surveyed its 65,000 community members to look at how the enterprise is reacting to social aspects, why organizations are exploring social, who is for and against the adoption of social. Learn More 5. Keith Shaw: This week's best techy, nerdy or funny videos 4. Andy Patrizio: DirectX 12 promises a revolution for PCs and smartphones alike. 3. Android and iOS are destroying Microsoft's Windows Phone 2. Melanie Pinola: How to view and turn off your location history in Google 1. Harvard unleashes a swarm of self-organizing robots WHITE PAPER: Dell Boomi Bloor Research: The Economics of Cloud-Managed Integration Save time and money with cloud-managed integration Are you concerned about the cost and length of time it takes to integrate applications and data? You shouldn't be – cloud-based integration platforms dramatically speed results, increase productivity and lower costs. Learn more in this new white paper by Bloor Research. View now Most Popular The world's coolest and geekiest mailboxes Survey: Most hackers do it for the lulz How a portable travel router can put TOR web-surfing security in your pocket Not sure you want to buy a Chromebook this fall? Try out Chrome OS in Windows first Biometric headphones measure a wearer's heart rate WHITE PAPER: SAS Big Data in Big Companies Big data is one of the most promising business trends of the decade, yet it invites as many new questions as it does opportunities: What is big data? How is it different than what we've done? Where do we begin? Big Data in Big Companies, a joint research report by Tom Davenport and Jill Dyché, offers answers. Learn more
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