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	Judge tells Samsung: No Apple sneak peeks for you! A federal judge has denied Samsung's request to see samples of Apple's next-generation iPhone and iPad, court documents show. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cray Meeting the Demands of Computer Cooling Read how Cray is boosting efficiency with ECOphlex™ liquid-cooled technology. Read Now In this Issue 10 drive docks help you re-use old hard drives Hands on: T-Mobile's mobile hotspot offers speed and flexibility RIM drastically cuts PlayBook sales target, report says Sharon Machlis: 3 iPad disappointments Sharky: Whaddya mean, sometimes? Elpida develops thin memory device for tablets, phones IBM's Netezza rolls out large-scale analytic appliance OCZ releases new customizable enterprise-class SSD Dell Inspiron 17R: Large and in Charge RIM's grim earnings news should not put off enterprises Preston Gralla: Will Microsoft buy RIM? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Unite Communications Across Multiple Devices Mobile devices, delivery models, and new applications are redefining our jobs. Find out how your company can unite communications across multiple devices, allowing you to communicate with employees, customers, and partners on any device, anywhere. View this demo to see how unifying your communications transforms your work and productivity. Click to continue 10 drive docks help you re-use old hard drives If you don't want to waste older internal hard drives, one of these 10 drive docks can help you expand your external storage. Read More Hands on: T-Mobile's mobile hotspot offers speed and flexibility No. 4 wireless carrier T-Mobile has joined its larger rivals in offering a mobile hotspot to its users. How does the device -- and network -- stack up? Read More RIM drastically cuts PlayBook sales target, report says RIM has cut its sales target for PlayBook tablets in the second quarter to one-third of the original estimate, according to Taiwan-based suppliers cited in a report. Read More Sharon Machlis: 3 iPad disappointments Yes, Apple fans, there's much to like about the iPad. But no, it's not perfect. After close to a month with the iPad 2, here are three things that annoy me. Read More Sharky: Whaddya mean, sometimes? User comes to this pilot fish's office to complain that the printer won't print his job until he puts paper in tray 4. Why would it do that? Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat How Top Virtualization Vendors Stack Up Understanding the differences in capabilities of major virtualization solutions can have a dramatic impact on the level of deployment achieved. This paper you'll read: • VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V and Red Hat Enterprise Linux Features Comparison • Overcoming virtualization barriers • Tips to achieve wide-spread adoption of virtualization Read now! Elpida develops thin memory device for tablets, phones Elpida Memory and subsidiary Akita Elpida Memory said that they have developed technology to mass-manufacture a four-layer DRAM package just 0.8 millimeters thick that can be used to pack more memory into thinner mobile phones and tablets. Read More IBM's Netezza rolls out large-scale analytic appliance IBM's Netezza division is rolling out a new analytic appliance that can analyze up to 10 petabytes of data "in a matter of minutes." Read More OCZ releases new customizable enterprise-class SSD OCZ announced its latest version of the Deneva enterprise-class SSD, which is customizable for equipment manufacturers and comes with SandForce's latest controller. Read More Dell Inspiron 17R: Large and in Charge Dell's Inspiron 17R desktop replacement laptop is a study in clean, simple design. It's also highly configurable and supports many of the latest technologies such as USB 3.0 and Intel's Wireless Display. Read More RIM's grim earnings news should not put off enterprises RIM's first-quarter results included several disappointments to Wall Street, but analysts say the company remains popular in the enterprise and can return to favor if it makes a few smart moves. Read More Preston Gralla: Will Microsoft buy RIM? Here's the quickest way for Microsoft to finally become a big player in mobile: Buy Research in Motion. Bloomberg reports that RIM's stock price has declined so precipitiously that it's now at bargain basement prices --- and a number of financial analysts have said Microsoft would be an ideal buyer. Read More
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