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	Lenovo ThinkPad 8: The good, the bad and the money Read More   WHITE PAPER: Brocade Communications Business Impact from IT Agility and Data Center Automation Live Webcast Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2014, 2:00 PM EDT How are your IT peers achieving IT agility? Get the inside scoop from Forrester and Brocade on how enterprise organizations are overcoming IT agility challenges and the results they are achieving – plus get key recommendations and steps you can take to achieve similar results. View now>> In this Issue HP pivots, says open sourcing SDNs is right 10 crucial issues around controlling orbital debris, directing space traffic Windows XP die-hards can slash attack risk by dumping IE 6 reasons you'll love Windows Phone 8.1 FCC's Wheeler: Reregulating broadband remains an option Video: Letting the blind 'see' a smartphone display Wayback Machine indexes 400 billionth page Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds Ban killer Robocops before it's too late, rights groups say 'Free' global aircraft tracking service proposed by satellite company Inside the world of designer antennas for wearables WHITE PAPER: Dell and Intel   Keep Your SAN Running Optimally In-depth monitoring and analysis are essential to effective storage management. Learn how SAN HQ for Dell EqualLogic SANs can help identify faults, accelerate time to resolution, simplify storage management, optimize performance, and boost efficiency at no additional cost for EqualLogic PS Series storage arrays. Learn more! HP pivots, says open sourcing SDNs is right Seven months after dismissing OpenDaylight, HP has raised its membership in the vendor-driven open source SDN consortium to its highest and most expensive tier. Read More   10 crucial issues around controlling orbital debris, directing space traffic What can, or perhaps more importantly should be done to control access to and prevent more debris from building up in the space around Earth? Read More   Windows XP die-hards can slash attack risk by dumping IE By switching to a non-Microsoft browser, Windows XP users can halve the number of vulnerabilities that apply to the OS, according to a survey of flaws Microsoft fixed in the second half of 2013. Read More   6 reasons you'll love Windows Phone 8.1 The mobile world's whipping post deserves a fresh look, thanks to some compelling new features Read More   FCC's Wheeler: Reregulating broadband remains an option The chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission will use all the tools at his disposal to stop broadband providers from dividing the Internet into fast and slow lanes, he wrote in a letter to Internet companies critical of his recent net neutrality proposal. Read More   Video: Letting the blind 'see' a smartphone display The IDG News Service's Nick Barber brings us this video news report, discussing a project in which images from a screen get converted into electrical impulses that you can feel on your hand. The Hamsa Touch project was on display at the recent Computer Human Interaction conference. Read More   Wayback Machine indexes 400 billionth page The Internet Archive Wayback Machine, an indispensable chronicler of the Web for going on two decades now, late last week announced a major milestone. From an Internet Archive blog post: Read More   Microsoft Azure tools aim to help companies manage hybrid clouds   For the kick-off of its annual Tech Ed user conference, being held this week in Houston, Microsoft has released a bevy of tools and services to help administrators connect their internal operations to Microsoft's Azure cloud. Read More   Ban killer Robocops before it's too late, rights groups say   Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law. Read More   'Free' global aircraft tracking service proposed by satellite company In the wake of the loss of flight MH370, satellite communications service provider Inmarsat has proposed to develop a global airliner tracking service that can be implemented for little to no cost. Read More   Inside the world of designer antennas for wearables Sixty years after bulky 'rabbit ears' TV antennas, engineers are designing tiny custom ones that can fit inside of wearable devices. Read More
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