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	4G smartphones compared View and compare smartphone models by size, weight, OS, carrier, screen and more. Read More WHITE PAPER: Intel Raise QoS in vSphere*4 with Dell & Intel The industry transition to 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) is creating new quality of service (QoS) challenges. This paper examines best practices for analyzing, monitoring and controlling bandwidth in VMware vSphere 4.1 environments when using Dell servers and Intel Ethernet 10 Gigabit server adapters. Click to continue In this Issue Amazon unveils Kindle Fire, its entry into the tablet fray Nokia and RIM, pioneers in wireless, seem to be on the ropes Massive security vulnerability in HTC Android phones claimed First look: Google Wallet let's you tap 'n' spend Adapteva aims 64-core chip at tablets, smartphones Amazon's Fire no iPad killer, experts say Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Microsoft starts gradual rollout of Windows Phone 7.5 'Mango' update JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in RIM calls report of PlayBook's demise 'pure fiction' Citigroup questions whether U.S. spectrum shortage exists Jonny Evans: HSPA+ iPhone will be world's smartest smartphone Barbara Krasnoff: Amazon's Kindle Fire and Kindle Touch: The "razors" of the mobile market WHITE PAPER: F5 Connecting to the Cloud with F5 and VMware vMotion Learn how load balancing Application Delivery Controllers (ADC) can substantially reduce expenses in traditional and virtualized architectures with a fast ROI. F5 customers have maximized their ROI by simply employing SSL offload, compression offload, and TCP optimization. Read More Today! Amazon unveils Kindle Fire, its entry into the tablet fray Amazon unveiled its tablet computer, the $199 Android-based Kindle Fire during a Manhattan launch event. Read More Nokia and RIM, pioneers in wireless, seem to be on the ropes Nokia and RIM, two of the pioneers in wireless communications, are now scrambling to adjust to newcomers such as Apple and Google Read More Massive security vulnerability in HTC Android phones claimed Security researchers say they've uncovered a flaw in several smartphone models produced by HTC that gives any application that has Internet access the keys to a trove of information on the phone, including e-mail addresses, GPS locations, phone numbers, and text message data. Read More First look: Google Wallet let's you tap 'n' spend Google's smartphone payment app, Google Wallet, has brought the ease of paying for goods with the tap of a phone to America. Read More Adapteva aims 64-core chip at tablets, smartphones Smartphones and tablets are demanding more computing power, and chip company Adapteva hopes to bring server-type performance to the devices with a chip it is announcing on Monday. Read More Amazon's Fire no iPad killer, experts say Amazon's new Fire tablet may disrupt the Android market, but it's unlikely to have a significant impact on Apple's iPad business, analysts said. Read More WEBCAST: Dyn Inc. The Decline of Hardware Load Balancing Dyn takes a lighter look at the sad decline of hardware Load Balancing and why companies are turning to DNS to manage their Web traffic. Once the gold standard, these hardware Load Balancers, with their costly and constant upgrades are now becoming obsolete and Dyn can't help but feel partially responsible. Learn more Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet, an update that is lighter and more powerful than the original, and that runs a 1.2 GHz dual core processor. Read More Microsoft starts gradual rollout of Windows Phone 7.5 'Mango' update Microsoft began its rollout of the Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" update to smartphones. Read More JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in AT&T's Galaxy S II is smaller than Sprint's model, but it's no less powerful -- or pleasant on the eyes. Read More RIM calls report of PlayBook's demise 'pure fiction' Research in Motion said Thursday that it remains committed to the PlayBook tablet and the tablet market, discounting an analyst's report that said the death of the tablet is imminent. Read More Citigroup questions whether U.S. spectrum shortage exists For more than two years, the U.S. mobile industry has warned of an upcoming spectrum shortage, but two analysts at Citigroup don't buy it. Read More Jonny Evans: HSPA+ iPhone will be world's smartest smartphone I've gathered all the freshest iPhone 5 claims in this post. Expect the fifth-generation smartphone to be faster, sleeker and better-connected than ever before. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: Amazon's Kindle Fire and Kindle Touch: The "razors" of the mobile market It looks like Amazon has finally learned the lesson of the razor: Sell a razor -- or a Kindle -- at a cut-rate price, and people will spend a lot of money buying blades. Read More
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