Monday, October 31, 2011

Samsung passes Apple in smartphone shipments

  Preston Gralla: Bill Gates -- I helped Steve Jobs create the Mac | Richi Jennings: Galaxy Nexus release date confirmed; ICS Android flagship sails soon
 
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Samsung passes Apple in smartphone shipments
Apple's position in the catbird seat for global smartphone shipments has been short-lived. Just a scant three months ago, the maker of the iPhone knocked Nokia out of the top spot. Now Samsung and its lineup of Android smartphones are top dog. Read More


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SIP Trunks, Session Border Control and Session Management
The implementation of SIP trunks, session border control and session management can help the IT organization support an increasing number of secure, low-cost, reliable communications channels with high transmission quality. Read now

Preston Gralla: Bill Gates -- I helped Steve Jobs create the Mac
Steve Jobs had some very harsh things to say about Bill Gates in the just-published biography of him. In an interview yesterday, Gates responded quite kindly to that criticism, but also took credit for helping Steve Jobs invent the Mac. 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 Raphael's on vacation, here's what we know, in The Long View...   Read More

Jonny Evans: Samsung beats Apple iPhone, iPad kills Xoom
War between Apple and Samsung just got more interesting with the latter's smartphone shipments surging past the iPhone, even while Motorola admits Xoom sales in the last quarter just didn't zoom...   Read More

Drop ban on Mac 'bootleggers' at work, advises analyst
It's time for enterprise IT to wake up and smell the coffee, an analyst said today, and help workers who have spent their own money on Mac laptops to access corporate resources. Read More


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Reduce, but Don't Abandon Tape
ESG examines the price performance of Quantum's disk-based backup solutions. Quantum provides organizations who want tape as part of their overall data protection strategy options. By offering both a replication solution and an integrated tape automation approach, users have a choice. Read More

Video: The Steve Jobs '95 interview, unabridged
In 1995, Steve Jobs was on the cusp of middle age -- 40 years old -- when he sat down for this exclusive video interview with the Computerworld Honors program. Insider (free registration requested) Read More

Jonny Evans: Apple's 'School Box' plan to innovate education
Apple has a plan to bring the best possible educational tools to children in a 'School Box' -- a solar-powered iPad rig equipped with pico projectors and more, a Zimbabwe government minister suggests.   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 (DWT), which brings you higher resolutions and much improved battery life, according to reports.   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

Jonny Evans: Apple buys military-grade 3D tech to target Google Maps
Last summer's claims Apple has acquired highly impressive 3D mapping technology firm, C3 Technologies, have allegedly been confirmed.   Read More

 
 
 

VIDEO: STEVE JOBS ONE-ON-ONE, THE '95 INTERVIEW

Steve Jobs was in the middle of his career -- 40 years old, still at NeXT, and two years from returning to Apple — when he was interviewed by the Computerworld Honors program in this exclusive video.

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