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	Updated Windows 8 apps not in sync with Google Calendar Microsoft is starting to roll out a new version of the Metro "productivity" apps Mail, Calendar, and People. The update has a few significant improvements, but there's this one little problem Microsoft doesn't warn you about: While the old Metro Calendar app would sync with your Google Calendar, the new one doesn't. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: OSBC OSBC - Open Source Conference – 4/29-4/30 Register Now! Connect with the developers, users and companies behind the most significant open-source, mobile and cloud technologies, including HTML5 frameworks like jQuery and SproutCore, NoSQL databases like Mongo, Big Data technologies like Hadoop and Cassandra, and cloud platforms like OpenStack and Cloud Foundry. Click to continue In this Issue T-Mobile to offer unlimited, no contract plans -- and the iPhone Ubuntu slashes support, Debian 7.0 draws near New storage technologies aim to deal with the data deluge WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM WebSphere MQ: The Messaging Backbone IBM WebSphere MQ offers assured delivery of messages between applications and systems running on virtually every commercial IT platform. This IBM middleware is used as the fundamental messaging backbone for mission-critical environments... Read More T-Mobile to offer unlimited, no contract plans -- and the iPhone T-Mobile USA hopes to rock the wireless industry today with detailed plans to sell the iPhone and other phones on an unsubsidized basis with no-contract, unlimited data plans. The iPhone doesn't yet appear on T-Mobile's Web site, but a new Samsung Galaxy S II in White pops up as its first offering, selling for $413.99. The Galaxy S can be purchased for a $29.99 down payment and $16 per month for 24 months. The installment plan doesn't incur any interest. Read More Ubuntu slashes support, Debian 7.0 draws near It wasn't all that long ago that Canonical extended the support period for Long Term Support (LTS) releases of its Ubuntu Linux from three years to five, but now it's moved in the opposite direction for its non-LTS software. Specifically, beginning with Ubuntu 13.04 "Raring Ringtail," which is due in April, Canonical will reduce the support period for interim versions of its popular Linux distribution from 18 months to just nine Read More New storage technologies aim to deal with the data deluge Douglas Soltesz, vice president and CIO at Budd Van Lines, is facing a common problem: A seemingly endless flood of data. "If you gave me an infinite amount of storage, I could fill it," he says. The most recent four months of high-definition surveillance video from the company's offices and warehouses now consumes 60TB on his Nexenta Stor NAS and SAN platforms. That video is one reason his storage needs are growing 50 percent to 80 percent per year. Read More
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