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Straight out of Cupertino, it's a corporate recruiting video for Apple. If you've ever wondered whether or not you could work at Apple, this video really boils it down to one question: Can you withstand Apple HR chief Joel Podolny's unnerving, unblinking stare?
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NBA player Deron Williams signed his $98 million contract with the Brooklyn Nets on an iPad. Naturally, we presume Apple takes 30 percent.
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Apparently invited to see Mike Daisey re-kick off his one-man show about Apple. Steve Wozniak--the man, the myth, the Segway-polo-playing legend--will join Daisey for a Q&A after the August 4 show. Surely I can't be the only one hoping that they will clear the stage for .
- Most importantly, this update to Microsoft's productivity suite fixes a security hole that could have allowed malefactors to gain elevated system privileges. (To exploit that vulnerability, said malefactor would need valid log-in credentials and be able to install a malicious program on your system, then another user would need to log in and unknowingly run that program.) Also fixes problems with PivotTables in Excel, IMAP accounts in Outlook, and Full Screen View in Word.