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	How Motorola's new smartphones and watch could impact global markets Motorola embraces global markets with announcement timed for North America, Europe, and India. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat UNIX vs. Red Hat Linux and Your TCO Increasing line of business demands? Shrinking IT budget? See how Red Hat can help you meet growing. 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Secure the Use of Portable Media in Critical Infrastructure Securing critical infrastructure is crucial to ensuring that our current way of life is sustained. Our whitepaper provides insight into the development of strong security policies around the use of portable media, and how to effectively mitigate the threat from external sources. Learn more Tim Cook addresses iCloud celebrity hacking incident Tim Cook finally addressed the celebrity iCloud hack from last weekend and explained what steps Apple will make to lower the chances of it happening again Read More With a UCS salvo, Cisco laughs in the face of commoditization Cisco announced another wave of UCS infrastructure that actually broadens the product line to meet the demands of the largest cloud environments, but then scales down to environments with just a handful of servers. Read More Microsoft rolls out migration tool for porting apps into Azure cloud Cloud migration services are an upcoming battlefield in IaaS Read More The curve on Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge actually makes sense Success will depend on the availability of apps that take advantage of it Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) Amplify customer interactions with Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences. Our platform's Wi-Fi intelligence meets the needs of a growing mobile audience. And with Cisco Services, we'll help you design a mobile infrastructure that addresses your unique business goals for a high return on your investment. Learn more Ahead of iWatch unveiling, Jony Ive says Switzerland is in trouble Apple's chief industrial designer Jony Ive intimated that traditional watchmakers in Switzerland will be blindsided by Apple's foray into the watch market. 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