Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android

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	In-depth: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android From power to polish, Google's Ice Cream Sandwich delivers a massive burst of energy to the Android platform. Here's a detailed review of what's new and how it measures up. Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault Managing Personal Email in an Exchange 2010 Archive Read Now Read Now In this Issue Image gallery: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Pure Google, pure delight The Nook Tablet's design element: A faux carabiner clip Jonny Evans: Apple rumor watch: iPad 3 March, iPhone 5 LTE After iPad, Kindle Fire clear second choice IT's age problem Android malware explodes, jumps five-fold since July Darlene Storm: Android dubbed a cyber menace as mobile malware explodes Siri for Android -- sort of WEBCAST: Citrix Consumerization: How IT Can Gain Control Attend this interactive webinar to discover: • The benefits of embracing and supporting consumerization • The benefits of supporting a Bring Your Own (BYO) policy • The role of desktop virtualization in helping IT gain control while users keep their independence • Best practices for rolling out a BYO initiative Learn more Image gallery: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android From power to polish, Google's Ice Cream Sandwich delivers a massive burst of energy to the Android platform. Here's a close-up look at many of its new features. Read More Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Pure Google, pure delight Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, which will run Google's new Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS, looks like the next smartphone to beat. Read More The Nook Tablet's design element: A faux carabiner clip A certain design element of the Nook Tablet caught the eye of teardown experts at iFixit: A metal loop at the lower left corner of the metal cover. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple rumor watch: iPad 3 March, iPhone 5 LTE The Apple rumor machine kicks into high gear this weekend, as veteran iWebsite, iLounge, claims a well-sourced rumor: that the iPad 3 ships in March while the iPhone 5 will boast a metal back and LTE support. Let the debate begin. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 IT-as-a-service is IT at your service Progressive organizations are finding they can deliver a booster shot to agility by adding intelligence to network management. The result? Application delivery improves, even in the face of fast changing business requirements, with new applications, data and services provisioned literally on the fly. Read More! After iPad, Kindle Fire clear second choice Amazon.com's Kindle Fire tablet will leapfrog most competitive offerings to quickly become number two in the market behind Apple's iPad, according to a survey conducted by ChangeWave Research. Read More IT's age problem IT workers over 50, or even 40, are having a tougher time than their younger colleagues staying fully employed. Is it age bias or something more complex? Read More Android malware explodes, jumps five-fold since July Malware targeting Google's Android mobile operating system exploded in the last several months, its volume quintupling since July, Juniper Networks said. Read More Darlene Storm: Android dubbed a cyber menace as mobile malware explodes While Android is hugely popular, it's also the most highly targeted OS for mobile malware. In fact, numerous security firms predict doom and gloom for Droid security in the 2012 mobile device ecosystem; cybercriminals may view Android as the new low-hanging fruit. Android mobile malware has 'exploded' and was dubbed one of the biggest cyber menaces for government. Read More Siri for Android -- sort of Are you an Android user but longing for the functionality of Siri's voice recognition? We look at a variety of interesting apps. Read More
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