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	June Xbox One update gives you plenty of space to store all those games that have yet to materialize External storage, SmartGlass updates and more coming to Xbox One next month. Read More WHITE PAPER: AVST 5 Steps to Future Proofing Your Communications System Replacing your mission critical voice messaging and call processing system is no small matter. Choosing the next vendor to rebuild your communications infrastructure can be extremely difficult. But done right, the technology you invest in today can grow with you well into the future. Learn More>> In this Issue Why I'm sending back Google Glass Microsoft takes aim at MacBook Air with Surface Pro 3 Google Glasses get put to work by an airline Ubisoft Pirate ships sail onto the Web thanks to Microsoft JavaScript library How to stop Facebook friends from asking you about your relationship status and other details Google+ rolls out 'Stories' for tricked out photo playback Science lets you blame parents for your laziness 'Do not track'? Oh what the heck, go ahead WHITE PAPER: AVST The CIO's Guide to Enterprise Mobility In this white paper, you'll learn: • Key considerations for your BYOD policy • Enterprise communications with contextually-aware UC • Which is your best bet: private cloud, public cloud, or hybrid? • Evolution of the mobile network Learn More>> Why I'm sending back Google Glass Now that Glass is available to anyone with $1,500 to burn, you might be tempted to buy a pair. Our tester shares 10 good reasons not to. Read More Microsoft takes aim at MacBook Air with Surface Pro 3 At a press event yesterday Microsoft announced its Surface Pro 3, and pulled an almost-Oprah moment by telling the audience they'd be going home with one. But there was a catch! Meanwhile, Surface Pro 2 quietly vanished from Microsoft's online store. Read More Google Glasses get put to work by an airline Japan Airlines finds an application for the eyewear that's actually practical and useful. Read More Ubisoft Pirate ships sail onto the Web thanks to Microsoft JavaScript library A Microsoft JavaScript library for rendering three-dimensional environments played an instrumental role in helping game developer Ubisoft build a version of its Assassin's Creed Pirates that can be run in the Web browser. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Eliminate Flaws in Cloud Architecture with Smarter Storage This white paper demonstrates how IBM Smarter Storage provides customers with an ideal, proven platform for cloud computing. IBM has a differentiated storage portfolio, including XIV, Scale Out NAS (SONAS), SAN Volume Controller (SVC), Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM), Tivoli Storage Productivity Center (TPC), and SmartCloud solutions. Read Now How to stop Facebook friends from asking you about your relationship status and other details Short of unfriending a person, you only have two alternatives to not be pestered Read More Google+ rolls out 'Stories' for tricked out photo playback Google is hoping to lure users to spending more time on its social network with a new photo playback feature for Google+ called "Stories." Read More Science lets you blame parents for your laziness Stay on the couch! It's in your DNA! This new video from AsapSCIENCE explains why you might be more happy on the couch than at the gym. Read More 'Do not track'? Oh what the heck, go ahead Chalk up another victory for corporate surveillance: Five years after advocates came up with an easy way to let you browse the Web with just a little privacy, the Do Not Track system is in tatters and that pair of boots you looked at online last month is still stalking you from website to website. Read More
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