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	First look: Hands-on with iOS 7 iOS 7 won't come out until the fall, but since its unveiling at Monday's WWDC keynote it's been the talk of the Apple world. Read More In this Issue The top technologies the CIA thinks are hot Oracle to ship 40 security fixes for Java SE iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 12 Something's missing: Cisco hotshot eternally grateful for video editing Intel wants to be your new cable provider IBM remolds DB2 10.5 as a Hadoop killer Robot dominates air hockey Businesses slow-walk classified data-sharing efforts with feds 5 outstanding Android keyboard apps Does encryption really shield you from government's prying eyes? The top technologies the CIA thinks are hot A quick look at what technologies the Central Intelligence Agency's investment arm – known as In-Q-Tel—is investing in Read More Oracle to ship 40 security fixes for Java SE Oracle is set to release a patch set for Java SE that targets 40 security vulnerabilities. Read More iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 12 With Apple's WWDC providing actual news and, you know, facts, the iOSphere seemed like a hot air balloon that was rapidly cooling and losing not only altitude but attitude. Blogs and tech sites seemed to flounder in finding something to say that could compete with reality. Read More Something's missing: Cisco hotshot eternally grateful for video editing While Cisco used the company's keynote slot at Interop last month to tout the Internet of Everything concept, deft video editors were careful not to include Everything in the video of the presentation that Cisco posted to YouTube on June 14. And no one is more thankful for that than Cisco SVP Rob "Blue Shoes" Soderbery. Read More Intel wants to be your new cable provider Intel wants to create a virtual cable service that would bundle TV channels for subscribers. But cable providers are expected to put up a fight. Read More IBM remolds DB2 10.5 as a Hadoop killer In the new update of DB2, released Friday, IBM has added a set of acceleration technologies, collectively code-named BLU, that promise to make the venerable database management system (DBMS) better suited for running large in-memory data analysis jobs. Read More Robot dominates air hockey a Read More Businesses slow-walk classified data-sharing efforts with feds Costs, skepticism dampen participation in Enhanced Cybersecurity Services initiative Read More 5 outstanding Android keyboard apps Make your Android device better than ever with a custom onscreen keyboard that suits your style. These five options represent the best the platform has to offer. Read More Does encryption really shield you from government's prying eyes? If you're thinking about encrypting email in light of revelations about U.S. government spying, you may be wasting your time. Read More
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