The curious histories of 10 common computer messages

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	Moto 360 teardown reveals absolutely ancient TI processor 2010 called. It wants its power-hungry mobile CPU back. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix 8 Steps to Fill the Mobile Enterprise Application Gap Mobile devices and applications are quickly becoming as important and widespread in the enterprise as PCs and traditional business apps. Traveling executives and Millennials alike expect to communicate, collaborate and access their important work applications and data from anywhere on whatever device they choose. Read now In this Issue The curious histories of 10 common computer messages Home Depot hack led to hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from users' bank accounts BlackBerry's researching a smartwatch, too Microsoft details Xbox One October update features 5 things made irrelevant by the iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch Microsoft may buy Minecraft developer for $2 billion The Apple Watch is real and here's what it does WHITE PAPER: Citrix 4 Reasons to Go Beyond Horizon with XenApp and XenDesktop While many organizations turn to virtual apps and desktops to support mobility and BYOD initiatives, VMware Horizon addresses these objectives too narrowly. Only a user-centric approach can meet the needs of both employees and IT. This paper explores four reasons to go beyond Horizon with solutions powered by Citrix. Learn more >> The curious histories of 10 common computer messages You may know what these messages mean, but do you know where they came from in the first place? Read More Home Depot hack led to hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from users' bank accounts This is why I don't use debit cards to make purchases Read More BlackBerry's researching a smartwatch, too Move over Apple: Even BlackBerry is working on a smartwatch. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Data Storage in the Cloud -- Can you Afford Not To? Moving data to the cloud replaces the high costs of tape and disk storage systems with a cloud storage tier. This paper makes the business case for cloud storage, outlining where capital and operational costs can be eliminated or avoided by using the cloud for backup and archive storage. Learn more >> Microsoft details Xbox One October update features Also, analyst says Xbox One sales were up in August, but about that launch in Japan... Read More 5 things made irrelevant by the iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch Plus one gadget they can't replace ... yet. Read More Microsoft may buy Minecraft developer for $2 billion Satya Nadella could be gearing for his first big acquisition as Microsoft CEO: the company is close to buying the maker of the game Minecraft for more than $2 billion, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal Tuesday. Read More The Apple Watch is real and here's what it does The Apple Watch comes in numerous style and acts as a fitness tracker as well as running apps. Read More
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