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	Visual tour: Windows 8 goes Metro Microsoft's next operating system is not designed for your parents -- or is it? Take a look and see what could be on your next PC, or tablet. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Expert Guide to Getting Deduplication Right This Computerworld eGuide delivers expert advice on the latest trends and technologies in data deduplication to improve backup efficiency. Learn how to enhance recovery, the pros and cons of D2D2T and CDP, backup strategies for virtual servers, and more. Read More In this Issue A deep dive into Windows 8 Developer Preview 11 Android apps to boost speed, battery life and more A week with the Motorola Droid Bionic: Too much of a good thing? Apple to unveil iPhone 5 on Oct. 4, says report Jonny Evans: Apple iPad 2012: Faster, brighter, cheaper 5 more tech breakthroughs: Innovations in access, power and control JR Raphael: Ice Cream Sandwich and Nexus Prime rumors heating up Online gamers solve AIDS retroviral puzzle for scientists Are certifications less crucial for healthcare IT jobs? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker Resource: iOS White Paper and Deployment Kit Quickly Develop and Deploy iOS Solutions. With FileMaker Pro, iPad and iPhone solutions can be prototyped and completed in hours or days versus weeks or months. No iOS application programming or design experience is required. Read the white paper and download the kit. A deep dive into Windows 8 Developer Preview Preston Gralla spends several days working with Windows 8 on a PC, and reports on his experiences. Read More 11 Android apps to boost speed, battery life and more These 11 Android apps can help you increase the efficiency and speed of your mobile device. Read More A week with the Motorola Droid Bionic: Too much of a good thing? After using Motorola's Droid Bionic for a week, our reviewer enjoyed its interface and admired its performance -- but he found its short battery life a real problem. Read More Apple to unveil iPhone 5 on Oct. 4, says report Apple will launch the next iPhone on Oct. 4, a technology blog said today, citing what it called "sources close to the situation." Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Four Steps to Dynamic Workload Management In the beginning, IT ran on one platform - the mainframe. Workloads were predictable and stable, and we could schedule accordingly. But then came Unix, AS/400, Windows and a multitude of other platforms, all with accompanying workloads. Learn More! Jonny Evans: Apple iPad 2012: Faster, brighter, cheaper Apple iPhone 5 images are appearing everywhere as we enter the final days of the long wait for the new product(s), but what of the iPad 3, can we really expect that device this year? I don't think you can, but you can expect faster, brighter, cheaper tablets as Apple prepares to crush the competition for yet another year. Read More 5 more tech breakthroughs: Innovations in access, power and control From over-the-air power to neural computer control, each of these technologies has the ability to fundamentally alter the digital landscape. Read More JR Raphael: Ice Cream Sandwich and Nexus Prime rumors heating up With Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich growing closer to its release, the rumors surrounding the software are starting to fly fast. Read More Online gamers solve AIDS retroviral puzzle for scientists After scientists failed to solve the crystal structure of a retroviral protease, they crowd-sourced the effort through the game Foldit, which deciphered the structure of a key protein in the development of AIDS. Read More Are certifications less crucial for healthcare IT jobs? As regulatory requirements push healthcare organizations to roll out new technology, CIOs, CTOs and other managers see more value in some certifications than others. But they're also looking for "hybrid IT employees" who can translate technology into business value. Read More
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