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	IBM embraces 'bring your own device' IBM has embraced the growing 'bring your own device' trend by allowing its employees to buy and use their own smartphones and tablets for work tasks, said IBM's CTO for mobility, Bill Bodin. Read More WHITE PAPER: Intel Optimize virtualization with HP & Intel Virtualization has become a powerful enabler for consolidating servers, running applications in multiple operating system environments, simplifying administration and lowering operating costs. This paper describes how to optimize server virtualization using enterprise-class HP Multi-Port Server Adapters and Intel® Ethernet technology. Click to continue In this Issue 3 Bluetooth keyboards for Android tablets Why Microsoft's vision of the future will really happen Jonny Evans: Apple, Samsung enter DWT touch patent bid battle Sprint, Clearwire may help drive LTE convergence Barbara Krasnoff: Trying out a tablet: 3 weeks with the Galaxy Tab 8.9 GPS group counters LightSquared claims JR Raphael: Android tablets and wireless keyboards: Decisions, decisions Richi Jennings: Galaxy Nexus release date confirmed; ICS Android flagship sails soon WHITE PAPER: AMD Building a Virtualized Data Center CIOs are wrestling with new business demands and they are turning to virtualization to consolidate resources and make this happen. Learn how an AMD technology-based virtual strategy can help. Learn More! 3 Bluetooth keyboards for Android tablets A Bluetooth keyboard can add a whole new dimension to your Android tablet. We highlight three excellent and affordable options. Read More Why Microsoft's vision of the future will really happen Two videos from Microsoft show the future of technology. The videos fascinate in the way that science fiction does, but what's even more interesting is that this vision will almost certainly come true. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple, Samsung enter DWT touch patent bid battle Apple and Samsung are reportedly bidding tor RPO's Digital Waveguide Touchscreen Technology, which brings you higher resolutions and much improved battery life, according to reports. Read More Sprint, Clearwire may help drive LTE convergence Cooperation between Sprint Nextel and Clearwire on LTE should help to bring two versions of that technology together, leading to increased device choices and roaming opportunities for subscribers in developed markets. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics: Pushing Toward Relevance Although business analytics and business intelligence tools are becoming ubiquitous, they frequently remain underutilized. Part of the challenge is the disconnect between the IT teams deploying these tools and the business users who are supposed to be using them. Learn More Barbara Krasnoff: Trying out a tablet: 3 weeks with the Galaxy Tab 8.9 When I was offered the chance to try out the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, I thought it was a good way to find out for myself what all the fuss was about. Perhaps if I used one for a few weeks I would then discover why everyone wanted one -- and even decide to invest in one myself. Read More GPS group counters LightSquared claims The Coalition to Save Our GPS challenged LightSquared's forecasts that the FCC will be able to resolve the controversy over the company's planned cellular network by the end of this year. Read More JR Raphael: Android tablets and wireless keyboards: Decisions, decisions I decided to turn my Android tablet into an all-purpose travel machine. First, I had to find the best wireless keyboard for a PC-like typing experience. Read More Richi Jennings: Galaxy Nexus release date confirmed; ICS Android flagship sails soon Samsung has confirmed the Galaxy Nexus release date. We should see the long-anticipated reference Android Ice Cream Sandwich design on Verizon within weeks. While JR's on vacation, here's what we know, in The Long View... Read More
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