Physicians using tablets to treat patients

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	Physicians using tablets to treat patients The next wave of mobile adoption is well under way as healthcare providers increasingly turn to tablets, smartphones and apps to bolster patient care, according to a new survey of physicians in the U.S. 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 A high-tech pioneer reflects on the digital revolution NASA prepares for Mars Rover launch: Here's how you can watch Skip data tiering, go directly to all-SSD storage, Forrester says Five reasons the U.S. tech lead is in danger A high-tech pioneer reflects on the digital revolution The man who led the design and development of the first microprocessor 40 years ago said at the time he didn't foresee the extent of the digital revolution he was helping to create. Read More NASA prepares for Mars Rover launch: Here's how you can watch On Friday, at 10:25 am Eastern, the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission will rocket into the sky on a 191-foot-tall Atlas V rocket and begin its mission to Mars. NASA is making its final preparations for the first launch opportunity, and tweeters are preparing for a two-day launch tweetup. Read More Skip data tiering, go directly to all-SSD storage, Forrester says A new class of all-SSD arrays that use compression and deduplication are challenging tiered storage infrastructures with better performance at about the same cost, according to Forrester Research. Read More Five reasons the U.S. tech lead is in danger There is a worldwide race to build the next generation of supercomputers, but U.S. efforts have stalled. Read More
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