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	Windows 8 Metro: Now with mouse support Those of you who've been running Windows 8 on a touchless PC, be of good cheer: We're going to get mouse equivalents for some of those swiping and pinching gestures. Read More DOWNLOAD: AppAssure No More Failed Restores Are you sure your backup is 100% recoverable? Don't leave critical application and data restore to chance. With AppAssure you know your data is recoverable, across both VM and physical servers. Manage your entire environment from one application, achieve near-zero RTO and 5-minute RPO, and know your data can be restored. Download your free trial today! In this Issue Will Silverlight live or die? Microsoft won't say Gamification: The buzzword that can ruin your apps and business How does Google's new privacy policy compare? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is one of the fastest-growing cloud computing sectors. However, cloud providers usage agreements squarely make the user responsible for protecting servers, applications and data. CloudPassage Halo is the award winning cloud server security platform that has everything you need to secure your cloud servers. Read More Will Silverlight live or die? Microsoft won't say Although Microsoft released Silverlight 5 in December, the company has since been silent about any future release of the platform. That doesn't sound like a big deal until you factor in the fact that the company has been fawning all over HTML5 lately. Read More Gamification: The buzzword that can ruin your apps and business A game-savvy UI makes sense for a game, and it could make sense in a training or learning app -- but it can turn off smart, self-motivated employees and customers who see it as insincere or manipulative. Read More How does Google's new privacy policy compare? Google doesn't appear to be doing anything worse than what companies likeApple, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Facebook have doing for years. It's just that Google has taken arguably unprecedented pains to alert the public. Read More
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