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First Look: Samsung Galaxy S 4

A visual history of Linux

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March 18, 2013
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You had me at Oreo Slingshot Shotgun

This may not separate the cookies perfectly, but looks fun to play with.

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Issue highlights

1. First Look: Samsung Galaxy S 4

2. A visual history of Linux

3. Apple devs: Pencil in June 10-15 as likely WWDC dates

4. iPhone thief accidentally posts his photo to victim's Facebook

5. Ubuntu Linux 13.04 'Raring Ringtail' hits beta 1

6. 5 enterprise-ready Google Reader replacements, plus 2 to watch

7. March Madness streaming-content bans don't apply to CEOs: study

8. LogMeIn limits freeloaders to 10 PCs. So what?

9. Google Chrome: Best security tips for safer browsing

First Look: Samsung Galaxy S 4

Samsung's long-awaited flagship Android smartphone doesn't fail to impress. READ MORE

A visual history of Linux

The 10 biggest leaps forward in the look and feel of the Linux desktops. READ MORE

Apple devs: Pencil in June 10-15 as likely WWDC dates

Apple developers should pencil in June 10-15 as the dates for the Worldwide Developers Conference, according to the current schedule at the San Francisco venue where Apple has held the confab for the last 10 years. READ MORE

iPhone thief accidentally posts his photo to victim's Facebook

Police hunt for stolen iPhone after suspect accidentally posts a picture of himself smoking pot to victim's Facebook. READ MORE

Ubuntu Linux 13.04 'Raring Ringtail' hits beta 1

No milestone release image will be available, however, until the final beta early next month. READ MORE

5 enterprise-ready Google Reader replacements, plus 2 to watch

These high-tech offerings are geared to busy employees who need to visit one site, catch up on the news and get back to work. In other words, they simplify news reading. READ MORE

March Madness streaming-content bans don't apply to CEOs: study

Majority of IT pros surveyed by Modis say they'd relax streaming content restrictions for the company CEO or president. READ MORE

LogMeIn limits freeloaders to 10 PCs. So what?

If you're using LogMeIn to support more than 10 users, it's time to pony up and pay for the service. READ MORE

Google Chrome: Best security tips for safer browsing

Here's how to work around Chrome's shortcomings and protect yourself from attack. READ MORE

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