Intel launches new class of 'Ultrabook' laptops

	Nokia confident that Windows Phone will ship this year | ARM servers still 'several years' away, its president says
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	Intel launches new class of 'Ultrabook' laptops Intel announced plans for a new class of thin and light laptops at the Computex trade show on Tuesday, its latest move to improve its competitiveness in the mobile computing market. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Securing the Cloud Cloud computing has become another key resource for IT deployments, but there is still fear of securing applications and data in the cloud. With F5 devices, you can keep your most precious assets safe, no matter where they live. Read Now. In this Issue Nokia confident that Windows Phone will ship this year ARM servers still 'several years' away, its president says Jonny Evans: Samsung demands Apple hand over iPad 3 and iPhone 5 Intel's AppUp enables hybrid cloud for small businesses Sharky: Surprise party Intel: Ultrabook is not a sign it failed in tablets MSI shows new thin-and-light laptops and tablets Nvidia shows tablet running quad-core Tegra chip You don't know tech: InfoWorld news quiz WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Add Business Value Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. Nokia confident that Windows Phone will ship this year Nokia has "increased confidence" that the first of its smartphones with Windows Phone will ship in the fourth quarter, the company said on Tuesday. Read More ARM servers still 'several years' away, its president says The president of ARM Holdings has sought to temper the expectations around ARM-based servers, saying those systems might not ship in volume before 2015. Read More Jonny Evans: Samsung demands Apple hand over iPad 3 and iPhone 5 Samsung has responded to Apple's lawsuit against the company with the demand that it get advance access to Apple's iPad 3 and iPhone 5 products. Can the relationship between the two firms sustain this bitter legal dispute? Read More Intel's AppUp enables hybrid cloud for small businesses With its new AppUp offering, Intel hopes to facilitate a new kind of cloud service for small businesses that have security concerns but want to take advantage of the cost benefits of moving to the cloud. Read More DOWNLOAD: Citrix Free Download: Citrix® NetScaler® Now you can get the ultimate in dynamic, cost-effective Web app delivery with Citrix® NetScaler® VPX. Simply download the free Express Edition of this virtual appliance and you'll experience infinitely flexible L4-7 load balancing, Web app acceleration and security from a single, virtual appliance. Click to continue Sharky: Surprise party This pilot fish is new to the organization, and he's still learning the ropes when he is promoted to supervisor. Shortly after that, a staffer submits his resignation -- and that raises a question. Read More Intel: Ultrabook is not a sign it failed in tablets Intel's proposal of a new class of laptop, the Ultrabook, isn't an admission that it is losing the battle to put its microprocessors in tablets, according to a company executive. Read More MSI shows new thin-and-light laptops and tablets MSI is showing off new X-Slim laptops at Computex that are less than an inch thick, contain the latest Intel and AMD processors, and offer more than eight hours of battery life. It is also showing new tablets running Windows or Android at the Taipei trade show. Read More Nvidia shows tablet running quad-core Tegra chip Nvidia has shown a prototype tablet computer running a four-core version of its Tegra processor and said products based on the new chip will go on sale starting in September. Read More You don't know tech: InfoWorld news quiz May 27, 2011: Mac owners hurt by Apple delay, Google offers new ways to pay Read More
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