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	What's your obsolete tech really worth on eBay? Read More WHITE PAPER: Neebula Systems Inc Effectively Controlling IT Change It is often claimed that "80% of unplanned outages are due to ill-planned changes made by administrators or developers." The average IT organization makes 11-100 changes per week; it is apparent that change management has become a daunting task. Learn More In this Issue Hacker uses AP Twitter to send bogus White House bomb tweet Have you ever done the Laptop Drive of Shame? Colorado State compsci prof nets $400K NSF grant for speeding data streams FAA on travel delays: Get used to it iPhone 5S may be delayed due to production challenges involving rumored fingerprint authorization sensor Huawei: US market no longer focus for its carrier business Board maker's $45 PC tries to catch up with Raspberry Pi on price Reddit apologizes for 'online witch hunt' for Boston bombing suspect WHITE PAPER: Moovweb Why Responsive Design Isn't Good Enough… And How to Fix It Mobile is changing everything for your company but do you know the keys to mobile web development that will really work for your customers and employees? Read Now! Hacker uses AP Twitter to send bogus White House bomb tweet A tweet posted on the Associated Press account Tuesday reporting two explosions at the White House was bogus and is the result of a hack, the news organization said. Read More Have you ever done the Laptop Drive of Shame? Longtime readers know that the Laptop Drive of Shame (LDoS) occurs when you leave your laptop at home, don't realize the oversight until you arrive at the office, and then have to retrace your route to retrieve the thing. Read More Colorado State compsci prof nets $400K NSF grant for speeding data streams The National Science Foundation has awarded a Colorado State University computer science professor a $400K grant to develop new ways to speed computer systems used for applications such as healthcare and homeland security. Read More FAA on travel delays: Get used to it The term sequestration has certainly become a four-letter word for many across the country - and now you can count business and regular traveling public among those hating its impact. [25 crazy and scary things the TSA has found on travelers] Read More iPhone 5S may be delayed due to production challenges involving rumored fingerprint authorization sensor Apple is poised to release its earnings from the most recent quarter gone by, and the consensus is that while Apple may report record Q2 sales, its overall profits may take a dip for the first time in nearly 10 years. Indeed, many are eagerly hoping that Apple will soon release a grand new product to alleviate many of the concerns investors have been having as of late. Read More Huawei: US market no longer focus for its carrier business After facing a congressional battering over security concerns, Huawei's carrier networking group is no longer focused on the U.S. market, and instead expects to find ample business in other parts of the world. Read More Board maker's $45 PC tries to catch up with Raspberry Pi on price Open-source board maker BeagleBoard.org has introduced a bare-bones PC starting at US$45, bringing it closer to the popular Raspberry Pi, which offers basic models for $25 and $35. Read More Reddit apologizes for 'online witch hunt' for Boston bombing suspect In a testament to the issues surrounding the appropriate use of social media during a tragedy, Reddit is publicly apologizing for the role that it played last week in fueling an online witch hunt that led to identifying an innocent Brown University student as a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings. Read More
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