Issue highlights 1. Former Clinton political operative to be Microsoft's Chief Strategy Officer 2. Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer to step down in September 3. A wish list for Windows 9 4. Luxurious driverless concept car includes 4K display, espresso machine 5. RadioShack’s problem seen in my last purchase there 6. Career trends: IBM rolls “Master the Mainframe World Championship” 7. Red Hat polishes business process management suite 8. NEC scales OpenFlow SDNs 9. Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer to retire in September, handing over to Luca Maestri 10. Microsoft finally rolls out Skype-Outlook.com integration to all users 11. Hacking an Android phone for $8 monthly broadband and TV 12. Don't you have a right to link to a hack without going to jail? |
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The chief strategist for Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential bid and the spark behind Microsoft's inspirational Super Bowl ad has been named Chief Strategy Officer in a shakeup of the company's inner circle announced today. READ MORE |
Apple today announced that longtime CFO Peter Oppenheimer is set to retire at the end of September. Succeeding Oppenheimer will be former Nokia and Xerox CFO Luca Maestri who joined Apple as a VP of Finance and corporate controller back in March of 2013. READ MORE |
Whether it comes in October or next year, there are some features I'd really like to see added. READ MORE |
Luxurious driverless concept car includes 4K display, espresso machine Swiss auto maker Rinspeed presented its vision for driverless cars in an example that makes road travel more like luxury business travel on airplanes. From: Network World Views: 18 2 ratings Time: 01:57 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
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RadioShack announced this morning that it is closing 1,100 stores, or roughly 20% of the struggling chain's retail outlets. From a CNN report: READ MORE |
Keeping the mainframe relevant to newer, younger generations of budding IT workers as been an IBM strategy for years -- a largely successful one at that according to most experts. READ MORE |
Thanks to its 2012 acquisition of Polymita, Red Hat has added major functionality to its software suite for managing business processes, making the package an appealing choice in the enterprise market for BPM (business process management) software. READ MORE |
NEC this week rolled out a new version of its SDN software that includes an OpenFlow-based method for interconnecting data centers. READ MORE |
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Apple CFO Peter Oppenhiemer will retire at the end of September, handing his duties over to the company's corporate controller and vice president of finance, Luca Maestri, from June. READ MORE |
After testing a preview version of the Outlook.com-Skype integration for almost a year in some markets, Microsoft has now made it generally available to all users. READ MORE |
It wasn't easy, but I used a Wi-Fi router app for a smartphone to get access to live television and home broadband access, eliminating a monthly cable bill. READ MORE |
After a big hack, have you ever shared a link to where the leaked data was published? Sharing a link does not imply that you personally pulled off the hack, or read every tiny detail on the shared page, or even downloaded the leaked files. But hey, don't let the truth stand in the way of censorship and First Amendment rights. READ MORE |
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