Google I/O inundates and overwhelms

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	Google I/O inundates and overwhelms It was shock and awe all over again. Or perhaps when describing Google I/O, "inundate and overwhelm" would be the more apt description. In the nearly four-hour keynote for this week's developers conference in San Francisco, Google execs swaggered through a laundry list of announcements and put Apple on notice that Google is here to dominate. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CITE Conference Is your IT consumerization journey on track? Embracing consumer technologies for business advantage is a journey. Take the first crucial step at Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise (CITE) June 2-4, 2013 in San Francisco. Come Sunday for "The Consumerization Journey: A Readiness Assessment Workshop" led by Doug Neal and Jim Ginsburgh of CSC Leading Edge Forum. Learn more at www.citeconference.com In this Issue Mozilla postpones default blocking of third-party cookies in Firefox Progress at Foxconn factories, but working hours still exceed Chinese laws WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. The Five Big Lies the C-Suite Hears About "Going Mobile" Mobile hasn't been around long, but it has already made a tremendous impact. With such a new technology, it's not surprising that a lot of misinformation is floating around. Don't be taken in. Get the truth by reading this paper. It lays out how to develop an effective mobile initiative, one you need to succeed. Learn More Mozilla postpones default blocking of third-party cookies in Firefox Mozilla has postponed blocking third-party cookies by default in Firefox 22, in order "to collect and analyze data on the effect of blocking some third-party cookies." The nonprofit organization is, however, not softening its stand on protecting privacy and putting users first, Brendan Eich, Mozilla's CTO and senior vice president of engineering, wrote in a blog post Thursday. Read More Progress at Foxconn factories, but working hours still exceed Chinese laws Employees at the Chinese factories of Apple supplier Foxconn continue to work beyond the country's legal limit of 49 hours a month, according to a report from the Fair Labor Association (FLA). But the Taiwanese manufacturer is making overall steady progress in improving the working conditions at a select group of factories in China, it said. Read More
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