1. Ron Miller discusses how iOS is beating Android in the battle of phone operating systems, even if market share numbers say otherwise.

2&3. Matt Heusser takes a look at the enticing new tuition reimbursement program Amazon created for its warehouse workers…and then gives us the bad news in a follow-up post.

4. Big news for SAP as Todd Morrison announces the company made SAP BusinessObjects 4.0 Feature Pack 3 available to the public.

5. Get ready Apple fans: iOS 6 is on its way! Adam Riglian reports developers are currently working through the kinks but the final product will be ready by the fall.

6. Oracle leads the way in Gartner’s report on the RDBMS market by a significant margin, reports Mark Fontecchio.

7. Adam Riglian explains how a new IT sector is emerging with the rise of cloud applications: Cloud Application Performance Management.

8. Heusser questions new Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer’s experience and if she’s the right person to lead the company.

9. Sulaiman Syed explains the difference between the Cisco Nexus 7000 M1, F1, and F2 line cards.

10. Dave Raffo reports EMC executives believe IT spending will be lower than previously projected due to customers showing ‘more caution and scrutiny’ when it comes to purchases.

1. Mr Denny has a message for the SQL community: Stop using SQL logins!

2. Randy Kerns ponders why Katie Holmes left Tom Cruise and guesses what will be done with their data records.

3. Are you having trouble with completing your SSL handshake in NRPE? Expert Eric Hansen provides the answer.

4. Marcia Savage calms user fears by explaining Yahoo’s solution to its password breach.

5. Todd Morrison announces the SAP BusinessObjects 4.0, Feature Pack 3 release date and details the new features.

6. Sharon Fisher reports on what she found in the new Gartner Enterprise Backup/Recovery Magic Quadrant.

7. Do you know the difference between ‘racking’ and ‘wracking’? Ivy Wigmore tells you the answer.

8. Nathan the IT guy announces the big news: Users can now pre-order the Google Nexus 7 from Canadian retailers.

9. Leah Rosin reports on Microsoft’s changes to the Microsoft Office 365 channel program.

10. Robert Westervelt talks to Trey Ford, general manager of Black Hat 2012, about the upcoming Black Hat security conference.

Michael Tidmarsh is the assistant community manager for ITKnowledgeExchange.com.

1. Nathan the IT Guy announces the Transformer Pad Infinity will be ready to ship the week of June 15th.

2. Jack Vaughan reports on the latest details surrounding Oracle’s case against Google.

3. Robin Miller talks to Chris Mader, managing director at Randstad Technologies, about its report that IT workers’ confidence is at an all-time high.

4. Ben Rubenstein brings us the latest announcements about Microsoft’s products including the Deployment Toolkit 2012, Windows Intune and Windows 8 SKUs.

5. Ron Miller talks about his recent trip to an AT&T store to see if the Lumia 900 was receiving special treatment.

6. The Head in the Clouds blog reports on OpDemand’s plan to integrate with GitHub and Puppet Labs.

7. Dave Raffo reports on EMC’s plan to all-flash storage start-up XtremIO and what it could mean for the storage giant.

8. Shamus McGillicuddy gives details on Cisco’s mysterious plan to recruit engineering talent from hot start-ups.

9. Matt Heusser explains how discovering information is a problem and Microsoft SharePoint is not the answer.

10. Raffo again: EMC announces new VMAX storage system and “Project Thunder” flash caching appliance are coming soon.

Michael Tidmarsh is the assistant community editor at ITKnowledgeExchange.com. He can be reached at MTidmarsh@TechTarget.com

1. Ron Miller tries to understand why Google is attempting to sell branded tablets online after its failed phone strategy.

2. Nathan the IT Guy continues his updates on the Transformer Pad Infinity release date.

3. Jack Vaughan speaks to Joyent CTO and co-founder Jason Hoffman about what Node.js is and why his company embraced the JavaScript architecture.

4. The Head in the Clouds blog reports on OpDemand’s integration with GitHub and Puppet Labs.

5. Nathan talks more about Asus Transformer Pad and the mysterious video from Asus.6. Jane Wright explains why IT security professionals need to look at projects from a different prospective.

7. Miller digs in why HP is taking a plunge into cloud services and the company’s latest announcement.

8. Michael S. Mimoso thinks it’s time for people to ease off IT security leaders and let them do their jobs.

9. Cisco and Juniper Networks have some competition on their hands as Rivka Gewirtz Little reports that Palo Alto Networks has filed for an IPO.

10. Eric Hansen helps users resolve MySQL error 1146.

Michael Tidmarsh is the assistant community editor at ITKnowledgeExchange.com. He can be reached at MTidmarsh@TechTarget.com

1. Nathan Simon gives updated reports on when the Transformer Prime Infinity pad will be released.

2. Jack Vaughan explains the concept of Node.js and why it’s become an important model for companies such as Linkedin, Yahoo and eBay.

3. Ron Miller suggests Nokia can’t win fighting the iPhone and go after the Android market.

4. Marcia Savage reports TIBCO Software reached an agreement to buy SIEM vendor LogLogic.

5. Michael S. Mimoso discusses Global Payments credit card breach and what that means for the PCI DSS.

6. Do you need help with SQL Replication? Our SQL Expert Mr. Denny explains how to initialize a subscription from a backup instead of a snapshot.

7. Jane Wright tells us why we should be expecting more stringent U.S. data privacy laws.

8. David Vasta wants to remind his readers he is still blogging and will begin to write upcoming Lotus news.

9. Robert Westervelt reports Dave Kennedy, CSO of Diebold Inc., told attendees at the 2012 InfoSec World Conference and Expo that enterprises need more penetration tests.

10. Shamus McGillicuddy believes Insieme, a Cisco spin-in subsidiary, is mysteriously recruiting talent from start up companies.

Michael Tidmarsh is the assistant community editor at ITKnowledgeExchange.com. He can be reached at MTidmarsh@TechTarget.com

1. Nathan the IT guy updates the status of the Transformer Prime Infinity release date.

2. Want to know how HP ended the once promising hopes for Palm? Ed Hardy explains the story.

3. Robert Westervelt reveals NSA’s report on mobile security and its effect on security technology.

4. Mobile security is in the news once again as Jane Wright unveils OWSAP’s top 10 mobile risks list.

5. Do you have SQL performance problems? Mr. Denny discusses the procedure to solve it.

6. Michael S. Mimoso explains how Kaspersky Labs figured out where the Duqu Trojan originated from.

7. What do SMB data backup and Rush Limbaugh have in common? Sharon Fisher explains the comparison.

8. Matt Heusser tells his story about the circumstances that made him move for a technology job.

9. Have you seen the new features for Windows 8? Ed Tittel discusses Microsoft’s web browsing feature with IE10.

10. Great news for the security industry as Jane Wright reports more countries are contributing to Verizon’s 2012 data breach report.

Michael Tidmarsh is the Assistant Community Editor for ITKnowledgeExchange.com. He can be reached at Mtidmarsh@techtarget.com.

1. Nathan the IT guy brings us up to date on when the Transformer Prime Infinity Pad will be released.

2. Ed Hardy explains the details of how HP ended the once promising and successful company Palm Inc.

3. Robert Westervelt reports from the 2012 RSA Conference and talks about the issues regarding the NSA’s new mobile security plan.

4. Westervelt again: OWASP working on a top 10 mobile risk list.

5. Mr. Denny helps IT members explaining procedures from SQL performance problems.

6. Where did the Duqu Trojan come from? Michael Mimoso explains how Kaspersky researchers determined the Trojan used a C programming language.

7. Sharon Fisher explains what SMB Data Backup and Rush Limbaugh have in common.

8. Matt Heusser tells his story of the digital migrant class.

9. Ed Tittel reports on the exciting changes coming to web browsing in Windows 8.

10. Great news for the IT world as Jane Wright reports new countries added their information about breaches into Verizon’s 2012 Data Breach Investigations Report.

Michael Tidmarsh is the assistant community editor at ITKnowledgeExchange.com. He can be reached at MTidmarsh@TechTarget.com

2. What I learned from Google – You Get Fifteen Years by Matt Heusser

3. Are IT Workers the Coal Miners of the 21st Century? by Matt Heusser

4. HP Tablet Number 2 With a Bullet (To the Head) by Ron Miller

5. Must Have Kindle Fire Apps by Dave Bateman

2. MrDenny breaks the news of SQL Server 2012 Licensing Changes, cause for some consternation and joy throughout the community.

3. Ron Miller reports as Microsoft Continues to Struggle for Smart Phone Market Share.

4. Miller again: Me thinks Eric Schmidt doth protest too much.

5. Nathan Simon has some warnings for those who want the Windows 8 Developer Preview on a ESXi/VMware Workstation.

6. Marcia Savage brings word that it was a Windows zero-day flaw used in Duqu attacks.

7. Joshua Wood offers up a Sample HP Procurve Configuration.

8. Ed Tittel has a good pointer to a scary story: Here’s a HOT one: MS11-083 addressed in November Updates.

9. How does the relationship between the CFO and CIO actually work? Linda Tucci explains it all.

10. In other Duqu news, Robert Westervelt on the Duqu Trojan investigation: Indian authorities seize Web hosting provider servers

2. Windows zero-day flaw used in Duqu attacks

3. Considering Conferences

4. Mastering DR is a critical skill for storage pros

5. Duqu Trojan investigation: Indian authorities seize Web hosting provider servers

6. Oracle-RightNow: Expert reactions and the future of the Cloud Services Agreement

7. Duqu Trojan – Dangerous malware shares Stuxnet code

8. HDS rolls out private cloud services, eyes Big Data