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	Microsoft kills TechNet, leaves software licenses in limbo The feast is over for developers, system admins, and other IT pros who've used the TechNet Subscription service to gorge on all-you-can-eat access to Microsoft technologies. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. Flying Right with a Next-Generation Data Center With a need to deploy a scalable IT foundation to support growth and provide maximum availability and performance, they built a new converged data center based on Dell and VMware that has enabled them to reduce data center costs by 60%, securely connect their VPN network of 84 locations, and ship cargo to its destinations faster. Learn More In this Issue Blink-based Opera 15 strikes a sour note with users Vulnerabilities found in code library used by encrypted phone call apps WHITE PAPER: SkillSoft Actionable Leadership in the Creative Age The world is changing. Competition is emerging more rapidly. To stay ahead, you need to leverage the power of every individual. Learn key leadership strategies to make an impact at your organization. Learn More Blink-based Opera 15 strikes a sour note with users Opera has released Opera 15 for Computers, the company's first stab at a browser based on the Blink engine. But users have been less than receptive to the browser, lamenting the loss of familiar features like basic bookmarking and tab management. Read More Vulnerabilities found in code library used by encrypted phone call apps ZRTPCPP, an open source library used by several applications offering end-to-end encrypted phone calls, contained three vulnerabilities that could have enabled arbitrary code execution and denial-of-service attacks, according to researchers. Read More
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