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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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MUST READ  Windows 8 Gets Last-Minute Touch Up By Paul McDougall Battery life, video playback, and app performance improve in new update, the first to arrive through Microsoft's streamlined patch process.
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AMD 'Hondo' Windows 8 Tablet Chips: Tough Odds
AMD's Z-60 APU offers impressive graphics capabilities, but that may not be enough for the chipmaker to compete with Intel and ARM, let alone Apple, in the tablet market.
Memo To Oracle, SAP: Listen To P&G's Language
Oracle and SAP keep fighting a war of words over whose technology is bigger and better. They could learn a lot from Procter & Gamble CIO Filippo Passerini's big data work.
10 Great Social Features For Microsoft SharePoint 2013
Social computing will play a big role in Microsoft's upcoming collaboration platform.
BlackBerry 10 Launch: Is March Too Late?
RIM's next-generation smartphone platform may arrive even later than hoped, dimming the BlackBerry maker's chances for a turnaround.
Payroll Giant ADP Flexes HR Apps Muscle
Human capital management software competition just keep heating up, as ADP jumps in with cloud-based tools for midsize companies.
Calxeda Gets $55 Million To Fight Intel Servers
Austin, Texas, startup wins more venture capital backing to take on Intel's growing dominance of the data center. Calxeda's trump card: low power.
Microsoft Will Judge Your Company's Cloud Readiness
Microsoft's Cloud Security Readiness Tool surveys the state of compliance, security, and infrastructure in advance of a move to cloud services.
Fix The Fear Factor In Government Innovation
Fear of failure breeds failure. CIOs must help change this dynamic as private and public sector minds work together on unlocking government big data.
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