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	ARM could breath new life into laptops A stagnant laptop market could be reinvigorated with the arrival of ARM processors, which will enable lighter machines with all-day battery life, industry observers said. 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! In this Issue Richi Jennings: It's Sysadmin Appreciation Day (hurrah) #SysAdminDay Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 pictures: What drives the Apple sub-cult? AMD takes microprocessor market share from Intel in Q2 Foxconn to rely more on robots for manufacturing Dell launches 10-inch Android tablet in China Sharky: Hey, you don't want to rush into these things 10 'great' tech products that really weren't Macs infringe S3 patents, could face U.S. import ban Toshiba to fix Thrive tablet sleep-mode bug next week VIDEO: Cisco Good Enough is Not Enough With video dominating internet traffic, the proliferation of mobile devices, & hackers on the rise, your network needs to be ready to avoid downtime. Now is the time for leadership through innovation. Cisco can help you shape your ideas into tools that will help your customers improve their businesses, & achieve major network-related cost savings. Learn More> Richi Jennings: It's Sysadmin Appreciation Day (hurrah) #SysAdminDay It's the last Friday of July, which can only mean one thing: it's System Administrator Appreciation Day! Started in 2000 by Ted Kekatos, this holiday-free holiday has grown from strength to strength. Let's feel the Friday love, in The Long View... Read More Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 pictures: What drives the Apple sub-cult? With just a few weeks before Apple introduces its next iPhones, the genius of Apple marketing has kicked-in with its usual pre-release publicity campaign, as dark and grainy images purporting to represent the company's new smartphones emerge, and sites everywhere ask, "Is this the iPhone 5?". Read More AMD takes microprocessor market share from Intel in Q2 Strong demand for Fusion chips helped Advanced Micro Devices take global microprocessor market share from Intel in the second quarter this year, Mercury Research said in a study . Read More Foxconn to rely more on robots for manufacturing Foxconn, the maker of Apple's iPhone and iPad, plans to rely more on robots for manufacturing over the coming years, allowing the company to invest more in research and development and save on labor costs. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell A Look Inside the Efficient Data Center In this age of global competitiveness and 24/7/365 availability, enterprises the world over must streamline operations and boost agility. Those imperatives have turned efficiency into a catchword of modern business, with IT the arbiter of what that means for a company. Learn more. Dell launches 10-inch Android tablet in China Dell launched its newest 10-inch Android tablet exclusively in China on Friday. Read More Sharky: Hey, you don't want to rush into these things This pilot fish gets a late-Friday call from a busy engineer a continent away who just remembered that his laptop's wireless networking is broken -- and he'll need it for his business trip that starts Monday morning. Read More 10 'great' tech products that really weren't Ah, the good old days of tech. Old, certainly. Good? Not so much. Read More Macs infringe S3 patents, could face U.S. import ban A trade agency judge has ruled that some Macs infringe patents held by S3 Graphics and could be barred from the U.S., according to a decision made public Wednesday. Read More Toshiba to fix Thrive tablet sleep-mode bug next week Users of Toshiba's latest Thrive Tablet early next week will receive a software update to resolve a bug that causes the tablet to not wake up from sleep mode. Read More
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