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41.	Transform Your iPhone/iPad into a Dictation Machine or Mobile Recording Studio By Jason Rich May 1, 2013 Jason R. Rich takes a look at some of the third-party Apple iPhone and iPad apps that can transform your mobile device into a feature-packed audio recording or dictation machine.
42.	Many Popular and Traditional Toys Can Now Be Experienced Using The iPhone or iPad By Jason Rich Apr 30, 2013 Jason R. Rich explores the evolution of traditional toys, board games, and plush toys, and describes a handful that are now fully iPhone- or iPad-compatible.
43.	Working with Fields and Forms in Word 2013 By Faithe Wempen Apr 30, 2013 This chapter shows how fields work in Microsoft Word 2013 and how to insert them. You'll also find out how to use form fields to create forms.
44.	CCNA ICND2 200-101: Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing, Part II By Wendell Odom Apr 29, 2013 This chapter digs into diagnosing and solving network problems as part of the objectives for the ICND2 200-101 exam.
45.	Intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC): The PC Re-Imagined By Ed Tittel Apr 29, 2013 For users who don't require serious graphics capability or huge volumes of storage, Ed Tittel describes why the Next Unit of Computing (NUC) is definitely worth consideration.
46.	Using SQL to Manage Data By Paul Dubois Apr 29, 2013 SQL is the means by which you tell the server how to perform data management operations, and fluency with it is necessary for effective communication. This chapter covers how to use SQL to manage data, including changing the SQL mode to affect server behavior, referring to elements of databases, using multiple character sets, creating and destroying databases, tables, and indexes, obtaining information about databases and their contents, retrieving data using joins, subqueries, and unions, using multiple-table deletes and updates, performing transactions that enable statements to be grouped or canceled, setting up foreign key relationships, and using the FULLTEXT search engine.
47.	Cisco NX-OS and Cisco Nexus Switching: Unified Fabric By Ron Fuller, David Jansen, Matthew McPherson Apr 26, 2013 This chapter shows the basic Nexus 5x00 and Nexus 7000 configurations necessary to provide a Unified access method for LAN data traffic and SAN storage traffic.
48.	Securing Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV) with Cisco TrustSec (CTS) By Ron Fuller Apr 25, 2013 Ron Fuller shows just how easy it is to take advantage of MACSEC and AES-128 bit encryption on your Cisco Nexus 7000 series switches.
49.	Secure Coding in C and C++: Strings and Buffer Overflows By Robert C. Seacord Apr 24, 2013 Buffer overflows are a primary source of software vulnerabilities. Type-unsafe languages, such as C and C++, are especially prone to such vulnerabilities. In this chapter, Robert C. Seacord discusses practical mitigation strategies that can be used to help eliminate vulnerabilities resulting from buffer overflows.
50.	Why Programmers Need Design Patterns to Communicate Effectively By Jason McC. Smith Apr 24, 2013 Design patterns have long been recognized as a tool for effective software engineering, but more than that, they are a tool for effective communication. In this article, Jason McC. Smith shows how design patterns fulfill the requirements for effective communication, and how those in turn elevate and enhance software engineering.
51.	Minding Your P's: Points to Ponder When Implementing Information Security Controls By Randy Nash Apr 23, 2013 Information security expert Randy Nash explains how the relevant parameters that are important in finding the right balance between security and ease of policy implementation.
52.	Drawing with OpenGL By Dave Shreiner, John M. Kessenich, Bill M. Licea-Kane, Graham Sellers Apr 22, 2013 Learn how to identify all of the rendering primitives available in OpenGL, initialize and populate data buffers for use in rendering geometry, and optimize rendering using advanced techniques like instanced rendering.
53.	Kindle vs. Nook: Comparing eBook Readers By Michael Miller Apr 22, 2013 Michael Miller compares the latest eBook readers from Amazon and Barnes and Noble, and helps you decide which model is best for you.
54.	Nagios XI: Is It Right for You? By David Josephsen Apr 18, 2013 David Josephsen takes a close look at Nagios XI in this chapter from his book. Learn if it might be a good fit for you.
55.	Secure Coding in C and C++: An Interview with Robert Seacord By Danny Kalev, Robert C. Seacord Apr 18, 2013 Danny Kalev talks to Robert C. Seacord, the author of Secure Coding in C and C++, second edition, about the new edition of his book, which features in C11 may be more dangerous than programmers realize, and advice for making your code more secure.
56.	Discover the Newest Features Added to the Pages, Numbers, and Keynote Apps By Jason Rich Apr 17, 2013 Jason R. Rich focuses on some of the newest features and functions that have been added to the three apps that have helped to transform the Apple iPad from being just another cool gadget to a highly functional business tool.
57.	Google Play Hubs, Part 1: Play Books By Eric Butow Apr 17, 2013 In part 1 of his series on Google Play Hubs, Eric Butow shows you how to get any of the e-books available in the Google Play Store.
58.	Google Play Hubs, Part 2: Play Magazine By Eric Butow Apr 17, 2013 In part 2 of his series on Google Play Hubs, Eric Butow discusses the Google Play Magazine app, which comes with the Galaxy Tab 2.
59.	Google Play Hubs, Part 3: Play Movies & TV By Eric Butow Apr 17, 2013 In part 3 of his series on Google Play Hubs, Eric Butow discusses the Google Play Movies & TV app that comes with your Galaxy Tab 2
60.	Google Play Hubs, Part 4: Play Music By Eric Butow Apr 17, 2013 In part 4 of his series on Google Play Hubs, Eric Butow discusses the Google Play Music app that comes with your Galaxy Tab 2.

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