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	FAQ: How Microsoft will update Windows 10 Microsoft is just weeks away from pushing customers into a radical overhaul of how they receive security, maintenance and new feature updates. Read More : New Relic Survey Report: Data Culture in Software Development New insight into how companies are using data to drive customer experience. View now In this Issue Office 365 and Google for Work adoption rates to grow rapidly Xbox One-to-PC game streaming launched Monday INSIDER Review: Single sign-on tools offer impressive new capabilities MIT researchers find unemployed workers stay off their phones Day One with Windows 10: Things get ugly Skype and Outlook.com get an overhaul, Skype for Web beta expands in US and UK First Look: How will Windows 10 play on tablets Latest build of Windows 10 rolls out to more testers Windows 10 will allow apps to actively scan their content for malware Don't call it Linux! And other things that tick off Richard Stallman WHITE PAPER: VMTurbo, Inc. How Should Network Flow Inform VM Placement? This whitepaper examines the latency-inducing pitfalls of common VM placement tactics, as well as a network flow approach that minimizes network, compute, and storage latency all at once. Learn More Office 365 and Google for Work adoption rates to grow rapidly Cloud-based platforms such as Google for Work and Microsoft Office 365 are far from ubiquitous in today's workplace, but they're seeing rapid adoption, and that trend is going to continue. Read More Xbox One-to-PC game streaming launched Monday Microsoft is allowing select users to start streaming games from their Xbox One console to PCs running Windows 10, a feature that will be available later this year to all users. Read More INSIDER Review: Single sign-on tools offer impressive new capabilities Since we last looked at single sign-on products in 2012, the field has gotten more crowded and more capable. A number of new vendors have come to ply their wares, and a number of old vendors have been acquired or altered their products. (Insider Story) Read More WHITE PAPER: ServiceNow Build a Business Case With the right tools, organizations can maximize the value of custom applications by accelerating and simplifying their development, and enabling IT to manage them in close alignment with business decision-makers. Learn more in this whitepaper. View now MIT researchers find unemployed workers stay off their phones The amount of time people in a given area spend using their cell phones shrinks when the job market begins to dry up, according to a study co-authored by researchers at MIT. Read More Day One with Windows 10: Things get ugly Boredom makes me do stupid things. With nothing to do one evening I decided it was time to pull the trigger and try out Windows 10. People had told me it was solid and stable enough for a work machine, so I threw caution (and sense) to the wind and did the install. Read More Skype and Outlook.com get an overhaul, Skype for Web beta expands in US and UK Microsoft has launched an updated Skype beta release for the latest version of Outlook.com and new Skype Click to Call features for mobile users. In a separate announcement, Microsoft also disclosed it is expanding its beta trial of Skype for Web to all U. S. and UK users. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent USA Inc. Digital Financial Transactions Flying High in the Clouds This webinar will review cloud infrastructure trends and solutions for the financial services industry. Learn More. First Look: How will Windows 10 play on tablets Is Windows 10 friendlier?The immediate gripe about Windows 8 when it was released in October 2012 was that it worked best on tablets (and other touchscreen devices), but felt hobbled when used with traditional keyboard-and-mouse. So how does Windows 10, which Microsoft has been trying to make friendlier for desktops and notebooks, fare on tablets? Read More Latest build of Windows 10 rolls out to more testers Members of the Windows Insider Program's Slow ring got access to the most recent publicly-available build of Microsoft's upcoming operating system Friday morning. Read More Windows 10 will allow apps to actively scan their content for malware Windows 10 will have a new mechanism that will allow software developers to integrate their applications with whatever antimalware programs exist on users' computers. Read More Don't call it Linux! And other things that tick off Richard Stallman Aside from being known as one of the greatest living programmers, Stallman is also known for not being shy about sharing his opinion on things he feels strongly about. Read More
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