Issue highlights 1. Google's real plan behind the purchase of the Nest thermostat 2. US wireless users may get to share military spectrum 3. Quality Code: Software Testing Principles, Practices, and Patterns [BOOK GIVEAWAY] 4. Exclusive: Google mulling Wi-Fi for cities with Google Fiber 5. This is Tim: Apple's CEO on the iPad, Apple TV, future products, and China 6. First IBM Power8 systems hit the market 7. San Diego's SAP system has tripled workloads for some tasks, report says 8. Gaming your grocery shopping with Amazon Prime Pantry 9. Microsoft's silly waste of money searching for the "E.T." game |
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| Google is considering deploying Wi-Fi networks in towns and cities covered by its Google Fiber high-speed Internet service. READ MORE |
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| As usual, Apple CEO Tim Cook was the focus of attention during the company's quarterly earnings call with analysts on Wednesday. And, as usual, we've got a transcript of his remarks while on the call. READ MORE |
| New OpenPOWER Foundation will encourage customers and competitors to take part in processor innovation. READ MORE |
| San Diego's $50 million SAP system has ended up tripling employees' workloads for certain types of tasks, but the city has also failed to devote enough attention to training, according to a consultant's report released earlier this month. READ MORE |
| You might think Amazon's new Prime Pantry service is a great way to get heavy, bulky grocery items delivered to your home. In fact that's exactly wrong. READ MORE |
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Quality Code: Software Testing Principles, Practices, and Patterns
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