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TOP STORIES 10 Historic Tech Memos & Rants From Ballmer to Jobs, tech leaders write memos, manifestos, and rants that shape how we all think about computing. These 10 provocative statements each have a place in tech history. Motorola Wants You To Print Your Phone Partnership with 3D Systems aims to bring Lego-style customization to phone components made for Motorola's Project Ara. 10 Best Tablets Of 2013 Whether you're tablet shopping now or looking ahead, check out this year's standouts. MOST POPULAR 10 Best Tablets Of 2013 Whether you're tablet shopping now or looking ahead, check out this year's standouts. 8 Reasons To Hate Windows 8.1 Sure, it's an improvement over Windows 8. But for many PC users, Windows 8.1 is a clumsy hybrid that's a pain to navigate. 13 Favorite iOS, Android Apps Avoid password hell, simplify smartphone typing and win back battery life with this baker's dozen of Android and iOS mobile apps. Microsoft Surface 2: Hands-On Review Microsoft's Surface 2 is a big improvement, but it's not for everyone. Xbox One Key To 'One Microsoft' Microsoft's Xbox One isn't just about taking over the living room. It's a proving ground for CEO Steve Ballmer's "One Microsoft" vision.

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FEATURED REPORTS 10 Things to Consider When Developing BYOD Security Policy A BYOD program brings with it many rewards, but also many risks. Developing clear guidelines around the use of employee-owned devices and the extent to which the company will support and manage them is key to achieving balance between flexibility ... The NSA and Big Data: What IT Can Learn Ever heard of Accumulo? CIOs can leverage this and other tools Big Brother uses to analyze online activities. Here's how. MORE REPORTS InformationWeek is looking for engaged readers to moderate message board on this site. Interact with your IT peers; earn recognition and perks. Interested? Email:Iwkmoderator@ubm.com CURRENT ISSUE InformationWeek November 4, 2013 Issue DOWNLOAD THIS ISSUE SUBSCRIBE NOW BACK ISSUES | MUST READS

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