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Hero hacks: 14 Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT

12 tips to help college grads land their first IT job

3D printer constructs 10 buildings in one day from recycled materials

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July 13, 2014
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Hero hacks: 14 Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT

VoIP PBXes, NTP servers, Web-controlled power strips -- hack together one of these handy, cheap solutions for the server closet and beyond.

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Issue highlights

1. 12 tips to help college grads land their first IT job

2. 3D printer constructs 10 buildings in one day from recycled materials

3. How to set up two-factor authentication for iCloud

4. Wzor's return brings Windows 9 rumors

5. Do something with those phone photos: Six apps that turn your pictures into memories

6. LG's G Watch is serviceable, but not a standout

7. The biggest data breaches of 2014 (so far)

8. BOOK GIVEAWAY: App Accomplished: Strategies for App Development Success

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12 tips to help college grads land their first IT job

Technology and HR pros offer advice on how recent graduates can best position themselves for a tech career. READ MORE

3D printer constructs 10 buildings in one day from recycled materials

A Chinese company has become the first to construct multiple buildings using 3D printers that extrude recycled building materials at breakneck speed. READ MORE

How to set up two-factor authentication for iCloud

You may have heard that Apple is implementing two-factor authentication for some new iCloud services. Here's how to set that up. READ MORE

Wzor's return brings Windows 9 rumors

The impressively accurate Microsoft leak group comes out of hiding with new information on Windows 8.1 Update 2 and Windows 9. READ MORE

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Do something with those phone photos: Six apps that turn your pictures into memories

Turn your phone photos from forgotten, hard-drive-space-wasters into cool, shareable memories. READ MORE

LG's G Watch is serviceable, but not a standout

LG's new entrant into the burgeoning smartwatch market boasts simple-to-use design. READ MORE

The biggest data breaches of 2014 (so far)

In the battle to keep your personal information private, it's not just hackers you have to worry about but lax security and stupidity. READ MORE

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