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	Bad news: iOS 7's HTML5 is full of bugs Apple's iOS 7 is plagued with HTML5 defects related to the Web SQL database, home-screen widgets, gestures, and animations. 'This is the buggiest Safari version since 1.0,' says one HTML5 development expert Read More WHITE PAPER: CDNetworks Scaling the Great Firewall of China This white paper and FAQ provide a high level understanding of challenges to reaching China with your brand and the types of licenses needed to operate a website reaching consumers, businesses, and employees in China. Read now >> In this Issue Apple's next revolution may be Bluetooth-powered iBeacons Congrats, Team Oracle -- now let's get back to technology Don't mess with Martha (Stewart): Patent troll's suit met with countersuit Hoard cloud talent now -- while you can still get it WHITE PAPER: Fiberlink Communications Mobile Device Management Policy Best Practices Managing smartphones and tablets is only half the MDM story. Securing the data and access points between corporate systems and your workers' iOS, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry devices requires just as much consideration and planning as protecting the devices themselves. Learn More Apple's next revolution may be Bluetooth-powered iBeacons It's a bit early for the Next Big Thing. But we may get it soon in the form of iBeacons, which debuted quietly in iOS 7 and will be in OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Read More Congrats, Team Oracle -- now let's get back to technology While Ellison focused on sailing, Microsoft was throwing down the gauntlet in the race to the cloud, announcing that Oracle's Java SE can be run on Microsoft's Windows Azure cloud service using a new implementation of the OpenJDK called Zulu, developed by Azul Systems. Read More Don't mess with Martha (Stewart): Patent troll's suit met with countersuit The golden rule of patent trolling has long been this: Only go after the ones who don't or can't fight back. Looks like Lodsys, one of the most notorious of patent trolls in IT, broke that rule when it went after no less a target than Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. Read More Hoard cloud talent now -- while you can still get it There's a sharp increase in demand for cloud computing skills, so buying talent in advance of your needs is a good strategy. Read More
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