2013 tech industry graveyard

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	2013 tech industry graveyard Google, Microsoft and Yahoo among those reading products their last rites Read More   WEBCAST: HP HP Webcast: Mobile Application Development More than 50% of custom mobile apps have been deployed by business units without IT oversight. The results of this Mobile App Development Survey highlight the responses of 208 IT leaders surveyed by IDC. Hear how your peers are grappling with app testing processes, cross-platform development approaches, performance and security concerns. View Now In this Issue Microsoft finally patches gaping hole in IE with Patch Tuesday update Reflecting on 10 years of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday What market share numbers tell us about Apple's future A million little computers: Factory turns out millionth Raspberry Pi NASA Jupiter-bound spacecraft will slingshot around Earth, gain 11,000 MPH tomorrow INSIDER SDN: The security pros and cons of using it in your organization Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Workplace Pizza Edition Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive Wireless networks that follow you around a room, optimize themselves and even talk to each other out loud Ballmer hammers home Microsoft's 'high-value' strategy in final letter to shareholders RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Conference What's trending in wearable computing and digital money? Come to DEMO to discover 100s of the best new products from around the world, including wearable computing, digital money, mobile, health, internet, enterprise, big data and more. All products are handpicked by top VC experts for their innovative design and market potential. See tomorrow's big ideas launch at DEMO. Register now to save! Microsoft finally patches gaping hole in IE with Patch Tuesday update   It's that time again, so happy patching! Read More   Reflecting on 10 years of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Today marks the 10th anniversary of the debut of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday program, through which it would regularly issue fixes to its software on the second Tuesday of every month. Read More   What market share numbers tell us about Apple's future   Android is pulling away and Windows Phone is catching up. So where does iOS stand? Read More   A million little computers: Factory turns out millionth Raspberry Pi One million Raspberry Pi mini-computers have been built at an advanced factory located in the Welsh town of Pencoed by Premier Farnell and RS Components, the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced today. Read More   NASA Jupiter-bound spacecraft will slingshot around Earth, gain 11,000 MPH tomorrow NASA said its Juno spacecraft will swing by Earth tomorrow to grab gravity boosts that will slingshot it to its ultimate destination: Jupiter. Read More     INSIDER SDN: The security pros and cons of using it in your organization SDN benefits include automating and easing network administration duties and improving application performance. But it also introduces a number of potential threat vectors into your environment. What should you know before you invest in SDN? Read More   Geek-themed Meme of the Week: Workplace Pizza Edition You can't go anywhere on the Internet without tripping over a meme. And while most are lame, some can be amusing, so I publish what I consider to be one of the better ones once a week. Here is No. 16, which also appeared on the front page of Reddit. Read More   Geek-Themed Meme of the Week Archive They are inescapable on the Internet. Most are awful. A few are not, so we have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. One every week. Here's the archive. Read More   Wireless networks that follow you around a room, optimize themselves and even talk to each other out loud Graduate students at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory showed off their latest research at the university's Wireless retreat on Monday, outlining software-defined MIMO, machine-generated TCP optimization, and a localized wireless networking technique that works through sound. Read More   Ballmer hammers home Microsoft's 'high-value' strategy in final letter to shareholders In his last letter to shareholders, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer hammered on the same themes he and other execs struck three weeks ago before Wall Street analysts. Read More
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