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• 07 June 2013

• Opinion: Free Game Friday: Making a PC-smartphone love connection

  Your PC and mobile device don't get to visit very often. In fact, other than special occasions where you're transferring that new album or movie over, they barely talk at all. It's time they reconnect--literally. Luckily, Chrome experimenters are playing matchmaker and hooking them up better than ever with these awesome free games.

• News: Apple to spell out timetable, price of OS X 10.9 on Monday

  Apple will probably spill the timetable and pricing of the next version of OS X on Monday at WWDC.

• News: 3 New LinkedIn Features You Need to Know About

  LinkedIn launches two-step verification, a redesigned 'Who's Viewed Your Profile' and adds the capability to upload photos, video and documents to your status updates. Here's what you need to know about the changes.

• News: Unlocking Your Mobile Phone Closer to Being Legal

  For many mobile users, the lock-down policies of wireless providers are a major source of frustration.

• News: IBM explores making Java Virtual Machine big part of future cloud platforms

  IBM is conducting research that involves making use of the open Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in a cloud-based setting as a way to provide dynamic services, especially to mobile devices.

• Opinion: Matchmaking app Tinder is tech's answer to 'How I Met Your Mother'

  "Let me tell you the story of how I met your mother," a father tells his young son, gazing misty-eyed into the distance as he relives the experience. "It was on the iPhone app Tinder. We both swiped to the right."

• News: Spotify speeds music delivery times with Fusion-io

  Spotify is souping up the music streaming delivery times from its data centres with application acceleration technology from Fusion-io.

• News: Yandex steps up to Google with interactive snippets in search results

  Google is the undisputed king of search in most Western countries but, in Russia, home-grown Yandex still claims a 60 percent market share.

• News: UK 3D-printing industry to get £14.7m investment windfall

  Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced plans to invest £14.7 million into innovative R&D projects that make use of 3D printing technology.

• News: SMBs targeted with Oracle Database Appliance

  Oracle is combining software, server, storage and networking into an all-in-one solution in order to reach of SMBs.

• News: Public safety gets class licence for 4.9 GHz

  The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has assigned 50 MHz of spectrum in the 4.9GHz band to public safety agencies.

• News: Microsoft Patch Tuesday aims at widespread Internet Explorer vulnerabilities

  A vulnerability in versions 6 through 10 of Internet Explorer could be exploited to take control of affected machines through malware delivered from tainted Web pages, according to the upcoming Patch Tuesday security bulletins from Microsoft.

• Feature: The ultimate guide to digital mapping

  Whether you need to get driving directions or plan a hike, navigate around a city or are interested in historial maps, you'll find everything you need right here in our comprehensive guide to digital maps.

• News: Samsung addresses Galaxy S4 storage issue

  Samsung has taken action to sort out the lack of storage on-board its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone.

• News: Opinion: NetSuite's scathing attack on SAP's hybris acquisition is a good PR stunt

  NetSuite, a provider of cloud-based enterprise applications, has launched a scathing attack on SAP after it was revealed this week that the enterprise software giant is acquiring e-commerce player hybris for an undisclosed amount.

• News: NICTA launches $12 million big data project

  National ICT Australia (NICTA) has unveiled a $12 million, three-year research project which will use big data to deliver biodiversity and ecological insights for scientists.

• News: The majority of American adults are now smartphone owners

  According to a new poll from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, a majority of American adults (56 percent) are now smartphone owners. That's up a full 10 percent over a poll from February of last year, and 21 percent higher than a poll from May of 2011.

• News: Box launches $rev SDK and invites enterprise app developers to share the wealth

  Box is virtually synonymous with online data storage and file sharing, but it has always strived for a broader mission: to make sharing, accessing and managing content ridiculously easy. To expand its efforts to achieve that vision, Box has launched a new SDK, Box $rev.

• News: Make your employees happier: Limit multitasking

  Did you ever have one of those days where you were so busy from 9 to 5 that the day just blew by? But at quitting time, you looked back and realized nothing really got done?

• 06 June 2013

• News: Businesses told to give up data when NSA calls

  Any company receiving a similar order to Verizon's would have no choice but to comply to avoid serious legal consequences, experts say

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