Security World: 10 things you didn't know 3D printers could make

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5 password managers that protect your personal data too

With Netflix deal, Comcast hangs 'Kick Me' sign on net neutrality

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February 24, 2014

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From burgers to buildings: 10 things you didn't know 3D printers could make

Sure, 3D printers can make plastic cars and Lego blocks, but they can also make food, internal organs and prosthetics. Here are 10 intriguing items already being made today, or in development.

Issue highlights

1. 5 password managers that protect your personal data too

2. With Netflix deal, Comcast hangs 'Kick Me' sign on net neutrality

3. Development with the Force.com Platform [BOOK GIVEAWAY]

4. Why Apple needs a $700 MacBook Air

5. Google's Schmidt offers $1M in grants, talks WhatsApp and Motorola

6. IT Resume Makeover: How to write to your audience

7. Nokia's X phone line: What will Microsoft do with it?

8. Google yanks option to restore Chrome's old-style new tab page, riles users all over again

9. Windows 8.1 update due in spring with concessions to mouse and keyboard users

5 password managers that protect your personal data too

Call them "password managers," but these digital vaults secure credit card numbers, bank account information, and more. READ MORE

With Netflix deal, Comcast hangs 'Kick Me' sign on net neutrality

That tiered Internet that net neutrality advocates had warned us about appears to have arrived. READ MORE

Development with the Force.com Platform [BOOK GIVEAWAY]

Learn how to build business applications in the cloud. Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE

Why Apple needs a $700 MacBook Air

High margins still doable by switching to Intel's 'Bay Trail,' argues analyst. READ MORE

Google's Schmidt offers $1M in grants, talks WhatsApp and Motorola

Got great ideas to solve world problems? Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt just might give you a lot of money for them. READ MORE

IT Resume Makeover: How to write to your audience

Even professional writers can have problems with their resume. In this month's Resume Makeover, we help a senior technical writer hone his message and appeal to the right audience. READ MORE

Nokia's X phone line: What will Microsoft do with it?

Will Microsoft hold on to Nokia's three new X phones on Android once the deal to buy Nokia is final in the coming weeks? Three analysts attending the Mobile World Congress gave three different perspectives. READ MORE

Google yanks option to restore Chrome's old-style new tab page, riles users all over again

Google digs in its heels, tells users to find an add-on if they don't like the new new tab page. READ MORE

Windows 8.1 update due in spring with concessions to mouse and keyboard users

Changes to the user interface will make it easier to hold onto your input devices. READ MORE

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Development with the Force.com Platform: Building Business Applications in the Cloud, 3rd Edition
With Salesforce.com's Force.com platform, you can build and deploy powerful cloud-based enterprise applications faster than ever before. Now, Jason Ouellette gives you all the practical, technical guidance you need to make the most of the newest Force.com releases in your own custom cloud applications.

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