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	Tips and tricks for upgrading your Android smartphone Here's what you should know about the process of installing unauthorized Android firmware. Read More WEBCAST: Intel Navigating the Public Cloud InfoWorld contributing editor and consultant David Linthicum offers expert advice about choosing services to outsource to the public cloud providers, cloud data security and identity, integrating public cloud services, and how to avoid provider lock-in. Read now. In this Issue The IT certs that no longer pay extra -- and the new skills that do Java roadmap: Oracle's two-year plan 12 essential programming tools for the mobile Web Google, what happened? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization: 1. Updated KVM hypervisor; 2. Industry-leading performance and scalability levels; 3. A power-user portal that lets you provision virtual machines, define templates, and administer your environments; 4.New multi-level administrative capabilities, improving product functionality for very large deployments Learn more The IT certs that no longer pay extra -- and the new skills that do The certs you could once count on for a job or extra pay are now regarded as standard skills. The real money in the IT job market is now in hybrid business/tech roles. Read More Java roadmap: Oracle's two-year plan Oracle has an ambitious plan for Java for the next two years with intentions to upgrade some versions and to phase out other Java products. Here is what is on tap from Oracle for Java. Read More 12 essential programming tools for the mobile Web Developers are facing a fragmented mobile market in which rudimentary programming tasks can be a challenge. Fortunately, these projects ease the pain of developing apps for the mobile Web. Read More Google, what happened? Given the search giant's recent attempts to force its social network into every other aspect of its business, maybe users who want answers they can trust should start asking questions somewhere else. Read More
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