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	Happy Father's Day to my dad, the hobbyist programmer A trip back through the years, after a chance encounter with an old review. Read More WEBCAST: VCE Reduce Costs and Improve Asset Utilization with Vblock IDC discusses how Vblock System customers were able to save time and money, as well as improve performance. Learn More. In this Issue FDA calls on medical device makers to focus on cybersecurity 11 Unique Uses for Google Glass, Demonstrated by Celebs Microsoft criticized for botnet takedown tactics With iPhone 5S and lower cost iPhone in the pipeline, Apple also eyeing larger iPhone models for 2014 To friend or not to friend: What if William Shakespeare had been a power Facebook user? A conversation with Kelly Wanser, CEO of Stateless Networks Retracing Microsoft's missteps that sunk the Xbox One 14 manliest high-tech Father's Day gifts IBM in new round of layoffs WHITE PAPER: Raritan Inc Data Center Transformations This paper discusses ways to simplify data center transformation and introduces a new process – BOCA – Build Outs, Consolidations and Acquisitions. Learn the five stages of BOCA and see how the right remote access and IT infrastructure management tools, deployed early and continuously monitored, can dramatically improve overall efficiency. Read now! FDA calls on medical device makers to focus on cybersecurity The agency's new recommendations follow reports of vulnerabilities in some medical devices, the FDA says Read More 11 Unique Uses for Google Glass, Demonstrated by Celebs Celebrities Could Put Google Glass to Use in the Real World Deck: Think Google Glass is only for geeks? You might be right, for now, but it's only a matter of time before celebrities hop aboard the Glass bandwagon. Here's why. Read More Microsoft criticized for botnet takedown tactics Security pros are said to be against any vendor modifying a person's computer without permission, even if the intention is good Read More With iPhone 5S and lower cost iPhone in the pipeline, Apple also eyeing larger iPhone models for 2014 WIth the details surrounding iOS 7 out of the bag, the rumor mill is now turning its attention to, what else, iPhone speculation. According to Reuters, Apple is currently exploring the release of cheaper iPhone models in an array of different colors. Even more noteworthy is that Apple is reportedly considering launching two larger screen iPhone models in 2014, one a 4.7-inch device and another a 5.7-inch... Read More To friend or not to friend: What if William Shakespeare had been a power Facebook user? Carnegie Mellon researchers call the project Six Degrees of Francis Bacon (SDFB). But what it is is an great big data mining project that tries to trace the influence and ideas of Bacon, William Shakespeare, Isaac Newton and more than 6,000 others from the 16th-17th centuries to let scholars and students reassemble and discuss or debate the era's networked culture. Read More A conversation with Kelly Wanser, CEO of Stateless Networks I had the chance to meet with Kelly Wanser CEO of Stateless Networks at Interop in Las Vegas and thought her company would be a great fit for our CEO interview series. So we chatted with Kelly about her company. Read More Retracing Microsoft's missteps that sunk the Xbox One The next-generation console wars are over and Microsoft has blown it. Even before PRISM blew up and people began to wonder about their electronics invading their privacy, the design of Xbox One is leaving such a bad taste in people's mouths that the PlayStation 4 has the lead before the two are even in the blocks. Read More 14 manliest high-tech Father's Day gifts Techie gifts for the serious male role model in your life Read More IBM in new round of layoffs IBM has cut about 1,300 employees and more layoffs are possible, according to an employee organization. Read More
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