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	Hands on: Google's Galaxy Nexus and Android Ice Cream Sandwich I've been spending some hands-on time with Google's Galaxy Nexus and Android Ice Cream Sandwich this week -- and boy, oh boy, are we in for a treat, says J.R. Raphael. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Setting a Strategy for Secure Mobile Printing HP's mobile printing solutions help employees to print securely and easily no matter if they're on the go, in the office or at home. Read Now! In this Issue Review: Amazon's Kindle Fire misfires Nook Tablet: Hands-on with Barnes & Noble's alternative to the Kindle Fire Apple iPhone passes BlackBerry in business use, survey finds Enterprises slow to join voice-recognition surge Barbara Krasnoff: E-book readers as stocking stuffers Sharp will stick with tablets, reveals new 7-in. model Preston Gralla: Windows Phone sales drop precipitously, says Gartner Verizon to sell rugged Casio phone for $150 Samsung becomes biggest smartphone vendor as Android's market share grows AT&T to add six more LTE cities on Sunday Regulators sniff around mobile privacy issues Spike in mobile lawsuits spurs changes in courts, business models Cox stops selling mobile service WHITE PAPER: Adobe Government at Carahsoft Adobe ColdFusion 9 Server Lockdown Guide This guide describes how server administrators can improve the security of their ColdFusion server. Learn more Review: Amazon's Kindle Fire misfires The Kindle Fire will appeal to those who buy books, videos and music at Amazon, but it will frustrate those looking for more versatility. Read More Nook Tablet: Hands-on with Barnes & Noble's alternative to the Kindle Fire The $250 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet will provide solid competition for Amazon's Kindle Fire. Read More Apple iPhone passes BlackBerry in business use, survey finds Apple's iPhone has unseated the Research in Motion BlackBerry as the top smartphone used by mobile employees, according to an iPass survey of more than 2,300 workers. Read More Enterprises slow to join voice-recognition surge Questions remain about whether or when enterprises will start widely deploying voice-recognition technology on mobile devices, partly because internally developed, specialized apps would have to be built to overcome issues like background noise that could corrupt its operation. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: E-book readers as stocking stuffers In all the excitement about the new color e-reader/tablets, not enough attention is being given to the the smaller and less expensive E-Ink e-readers that may, because of their approximately $100 price tags, be even more of an impulse buy than their sexier siblings. Read More Sharp will stick with tablets, reveals new 7-in. model Sharp said it has no plans to abandon its Galapagos tablet line and announced a 7-in. model that can serve as a WiMax router. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: mNext BYOD, Security, Policy. Prepare at Enterprise MobileNext Enterprise MobileNext can help. Whether you are banking on mobile technology to drive enterprise growth or trying to protect your organization against risk, we'll show you how to successfully deploy, secure and manage your mobile strategy. Sign up today to secure your complimentary registration for Enterprise MobileNext, Nov 30-Dec 1, SF, CA. Click to continue Preston Gralla: Windows Phone sales drop precipitously, says Gartner At a time when Android phone sales have nearly tripled from a year ago, iPhone sales continue to climb, and overall smartphone sales jumped 42%, Windows Phone has done the seemingly impossible --- sold fewer phones in this quarter compared to a year ago. Read More Verizon to sell rugged Casio phone for $150 Verizon Wireless will sell a rugged Casio push-to-talk cell phone starting Nov. 23 for $149.99 after rebate. Read More Samsung becomes biggest smartphone vendor as Android's market share grows Samsung became the biggest smartphone vendor in the world during the third quarter, and Android's market share has surpassed 50% for the first time, market research company Gartner said. Read More AT&T to add six more LTE cities on Sunday AT&T plans to add six more cities to its 4G LTE network on Nov. 20, bringing the total to 15 cities in the U.S. Read More Regulators sniff around mobile privacy issues Regulators are starting to investigate what kind of oversight is in place to make sure that mobile applications don't encroach on user privacy rights, a lawyer in Microsoft's Windows Phone segment said. Read More Spike in mobile lawsuits spurs changes in courts, business models The dramatic increase in the number of mobile industry lawsuits is forcing changes in the legal system and spurring new business models around patent licensing. Read More Cox stops selling mobile service Cox Communications, which planned its own mobile network in 2008 but later settled for reselling Sprint Nextel service, stopped selling wireless altogether on Wednesday. Read More
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