| ITworld Tonight | | | Your $1,500, well-spent. | | | Issue highlights 1. Top techie college commencement speakers: 2014 2. 6 social media mistakes that will kill your career 3. WIN THIS BOOK: Quality Code: Software Testing Principles, Practices, and Patterns 4. Canonical's new Ubuntu focuses on the long haul 5. Microsoft kicks off sales of lower-priced Office subscription in bid for iPad dollars 6. Apple antitrust compliance efforts slow, but picking up, monitor says 7. VMware promises Heartbleed patches for affected products by the weekend 8. Google may use flat design for Android 4.5 app icons | | Bill and Melinda Gates head up list of big names in tech giving college commencement addresses. READ MORE | | Just because you're not posting drunken selfies doesn't mean you've got this social networking thing down. There are a number of more subtle social media mistakes that could hurt your career. Here are six to avoid. READ MORE | | Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE | | As organizations move in-house systems to the cloud, Canonical wants them to consider switching their OSes as well. READ MORE | | Five weeks after announcing a lower-cost subscription to Office, Microsoft today started selling Office 365 Personal to consumers. READ MORE | | After dragging its feet for months, Apple is finally making good progress on a court-ordered antitrust compliance program related to the U.S. Department of Justice's e-book price-fixing case against the company, an external monitor said. READ MORE | | VMware started patching its products against the critical Heartbleed flaw that puts encrypted communications at risk, and plans to have updates ready for all affected products by Saturday. READ MORE | | In today's open source roundup: Rumors indicate that Android 4.5's app icons may take on a flat look. Is this good or bad? Plus: How to run Windows XP in VirtualBox in Linux Mint, and the Steam Controller may have a steep learning curve. READ MORE | | BOOK GIVEAWAY: We've got 5 copies of each of these new books to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter today for your chance to win!
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