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	FAA will let you use electronic devices during airplane takeoff and landing soon The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is convening this week to make sweeping changes to a long-debated ban on the use of electronic devices on airplanes during takeoff and landing, the New York Times reports. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Apperian Deploy and manage enterprise mobile apps for free Companies recognize the benefits of enterprise mobility efforts, but struggle to achieve the adoption of mobile apps and data needed to drive ROI. With ApperianONE you can distribute and manage a single enterprise app or unlimited public apps at no cost, for up to 100,000 employees. Learn how you can mobilize your workforce and drive app adoption today. In this Issue Air Force wants technology that will let drones sense and avoid other aircraft Cisco to launch Insieme Nov. 6 Cisco to debut new Catalyst access switch LinkedIn denies harvesting user email accounts without permission In another blow, Blackberry suspends Messenger rollout for iPhone, Android Gartner: 64% of organizations looking at Big Data projects this year Apple blows away expectations with 9 million in iPhone sales this weekend Larry Ellison takes $1 salary, declines bonus, still lands $78 million INSIDER How to protect corporate data from angry ex-employees Products of the week 9.23.13 8 hot IT skills for 2014 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds® SolarWinds® Takes Systems Management to New Depths Explore the next generation of integrated database and systems management with SolarWinds® Server & Application Monitor! Discover highly detailed SQL Server® performance monitoring, integrated database, application & server monitoring, statistical thresholds from baselines, and web-based reports & console, even from mobile devices. Learn more and explore it fully featured and free for 30 days! Air Force wants technology that will let drones sense and avoid other aircraft With an eye toward letting drones share the nation's common airspace, the Air Force has set out to find the technology that will let unmanned aircraft sense and avoid other airplanes in flight. Read More   Cisco to launch Insieme Nov. 6 It's official, but a month later than Cisco initially planned: Insieme Networks will debut in New York on Nov. 6. Read More   Cisco to debut new Catalyst access switch Cisco next week is expected to unveil a new Catalyst access switch designed to converge wired and wireless networking. Read More   LinkedIn denies harvesting user email accounts without permission LinkedIn denied over the weekend charges that the company breaks into the email accounts of its members without permission to harvest contacts' addresses. Read More   In another blow, Blackberry suspends Messenger rollout for iPhone, Android BlackBerry suspended the initial rollout of BlackBerry Messenger to iPhone and Android over the weekend in another blow to the phone maker following a week of bad news. Read More   Gartner: 64% of organizations looking at Big Data projects this year Gartner Monday said its survey of 720 companies asked about their plans to invest in Big Data gathering and analysis show that almost two-thirds are funding projects or plan to this year, with media/communications and banking firms leading the way. Read More   Apple blows away expectations with 9 million in iPhone sales this weekend Forget the critics and naysayers, Apple's iPhone is still the must-have device in the smartphone market. While some analysts have written Apple off as a company that has already peaked, Apple's strong iPhone sales this past weekend prove otherwise. Apple, in just three days, sold over 9 million iPhone units, representing a new launch record for Apple's iconic device. Apple's press release announcing... Read More   Larry Ellison takes $1 salary, declines bonus, still lands $78 million   Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who consistently ranks among the highest paid CEOs in the U.S., took an 18% pay cut this year. His total compensation, valued at $78.4 million, is down from $96.2 million in 2012. Read More     INSIDER How to protect corporate data from angry ex-employees The vast majority of employees who leave a company are honest, upstanding corporate citizens. But you never know when someone might leave on bad terms and then attempt to hack back into your corporate systems. Read More   Products of the week 9.23.13 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Juniper and Rightscale Read More   8 hot IT skills for 2014 When it comes to overall job prospects for IT professionals, 2014 will look a lot like this year, with 32% of companies expecting to increase head count in their IT shops, compared with 33% in 2013, according to Computerworld's annual Forecast survey. Read More
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