How IT shops are coping with tablet mania

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	How IT shops are coping with tablet mania How do you cope with tablet mania? The software, controls and policies that companies use for smartphones can be applied to tablets, too. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel 3PAR Storage: Tailor-Made for Virtual Infrastructures As users have adopted virtual server technology for their less critical applications, many are now seriously considering the idea of moving their Tier 1 production applications. Done properly, virtualizing these types of applications will bring compelling benefits, including increased IT agility and lower costs of ownership. Read now In this Issue What's your cell phone's maximum radiation level? Interactive database Shock: Windows 8 optimized for desktop tablets Adobe: Row with Apple over Flash is over Jonny Evans: Apple chip roadmap hints A5 iPhone 5, A6 iPad 3 JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets stock Honeycomb -- for now First tablets with Intel's Oak Trail processor ship Asus Eee PCs ship with Ubuntu Linux Sharon Machlis: The iPad Chronicles: Day One RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue What's your cell phone's maximum radiation level? Interactive database Find out the maximum radiation absorption levels from various mobile phone handsets, using this searchable database. Or view and sort the full table of 1300+ models. Read More Shock: Windows 8 optimized for desktop tablets You might have written off Microsoft as clueless about the future of touch computing, but the user interface for desktop Windows 8 changes everything. Read More Adobe: Row with Apple over Flash is over Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen has said that his company's row with Apple over the lack of Flash on the iOS platform is 'over.' Read More Jonny Evans: Apple chip roadmap hints A5 iPhone 5, A6 iPad 3 Looking beyond WWDC to the future evolution of Apple and its iDevices, Microprocessor Review suggests the company's iPhones and iPads may take different paths. Intel wants a piece of Apple's growing mobile processor pie. Will a hybrid ARM/Intel MacBook follow?. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat The Linux Factor Linux offers robust security—required by many government applications—and provides unprecedented value because of its hardware and application independence, according to recent research. Read this white paper to see how its cost savings, security and flexibility can benefit your organization. Read More JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 gets stock Honeycomb -- for now Samsung officially announced the launch of its Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet today -- and dropped an interesting little surprise as well. Read More First tablets with Intel's Oak Trail processor ship The first tablets based on Intel's processor code-named Oak Trail started shipping late last week, with the initial models targeted at businesses. Read More Asus Eee PCs ship with Ubuntu Linux Asustek is preinstalling Canonical's Ubuntu operating system for the first time in some netbooks to target the Linux market, Canonical said Thursday. Read More Sharon Machlis: The iPad Chronicles: Day One Long skeptical about iPad hoopla, I'm now the proud -- and slightly sheepish -- owner of an iPad 2. Here's how the first day went. Read More
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