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Computerworld Wrap-Up August 14, 2015 Working STEM students may be forced to leave U.S. next year, says court A federal judge made a ruling this week that could force tens of thousands of foreign workers, many of whom are employed at tech companies on student visas, to return to their home countries early next year. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Apple releases final OS X Yosemite non-security update 2. Google has another try at patching Stagefright flaw 3. INSIDER Review: Enterprise guide to Windows 10 4. Kaspersky denies faking antivirus info to thwart rivals 5. Zero-day flaw in Google Admin app allows malicious apps to read its files 6. Oops! Samsung shows Galaxy S6 edge+ & Note5 to jeering power users 7. Consumers win as Android vendors struggle 8. Puerto Rico is out as Project Ara's first test market, but Google isn't nixing the program 9. INSIDER Up your coding game with these 7 habits of great programmers 10. Fujitsu brainstorm room lets you write on the walls 11. 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READ MORE Kaspersky denies faking antivirus info to thwart rivals Responding to allegations from anonymous ex-employees, security firm Kaspersky Lab has denied planting misleading information in its public virus reports as a way to foil competitors. READ MORE Zero-day flaw in Google Admin app allows malicious apps to read its files Attackers could obtain credentials used to manage Google for Work accounts. READ MORE : KPMG KPMG Presents Cybersecurity In this eGuide, Network World, CSO, and IDG News Service examine some of the latest trends in cyberattacks and cybersecurity. Read on to learn how to help raise your organization's security posture. Learn More Oops! Samsung shows Galaxy S6 edge+ & Note5 to jeering power users Samsung announces Galaxy S6 edge+ and Galaxy Note5 -- its new twin flagship Android phones. The release date is confirmed, with preorders now. However... READ MORE Consumers win as Android vendors struggle The future for many smartphone vendors looks uncertain as Apple rules the high end and the battle over cheaper smartphones gets increasingly intense. READ MORE Puerto Rico is out as Project Ara's first test market, but Google isn't nixing the program A series of mysterious tweets implied big changes were coming to the modular smartphone program. READ MORE INSIDER Up your coding game with these 7 habits of great programmers In case you missed it: Experienced software engineers share their thoughts on what differentiates great programmers from good programmers and what it takes to up your coding game. (Insider - free registration required.) READ MORE Fujitsu brainstorm room lets you write on the walls Digital sticky notes are one part of this elaborate projection system aimed at going beyond whiteboards. 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