Siri for Android -- sort of

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	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 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 In this Issue Kindle Fire teardown puts build cost at less than $3 above retail price iPhone 4S data speeds, Web browsing fastest on AT&T, test shows With iPad, Apple to overtake HP as top PC vendor by mid-2012 Amazon smartphone coming in late 2012, analyst says IT Blogwatch: Android malware scare: Truth or FUD? Sharon Machlis: Apps to help organize Thanksgiving Jonny Evans: Apple rumor watch: iPad 3 March, iPhone 5 LTE Analysis: Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Kobo Vox JR Raphael: A snapshot of Android 4.0's cool new photo sharing features Google offers opt-out method for Wi-Fi geolocation mapping Samsung Galaxy Nexus on sale in U.K. with new video ad 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! Kindle Fire teardown puts build cost at less than $3 above retail price Teardown experts at IHS iSuppli found it costs Amazon $201.70 to build the new Kindle Fire, less than $3 above the $199 retail price. Read More iPhone 4S data speeds, Web browsing fastest on AT&T, test shows A study measuring the performance of the iPhone 4S on all three U.S. wireless carriers found AT&T to be superior in Web browsing and data downloads and uploads when compared to Apple's latest smartphone on either Verizon Wireless or Sprint. Read More With iPad, Apple to overtake HP as top PC vendor by mid-2012 Apple will overtake Hewlett-Packard as the world's biggest PC vendor by mid-2012 thanks largely to iPad sales, analyst firm Canalys said. Read More Amazon smartphone coming in late 2012, analyst says Amazon is working on a smartphone to be released in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to a Citigroup analyst quoted by All Things D. Read More IT Blogwatch: Android malware scare: Truth or FUD? Is Android plagued by malware? Has there really been an 'exponential' growth in Android viruses, Trojans, and other malicious apps? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder the FUD. Read More WHITE PAPER: FileMaker Quickly Deliver Business Data to iPads and iPhones Challenged by the explosion of iPad and iPhone users expecting access to corporate data? FileMaker, a subsidiary of Apple, offers a middleware bridge that helps developers quickly provide on-demand access to corporate data in formatted reports and charts while giving IT the control it needs to manage and secure mobile data delivery. Read now! Sharon Machlis: Apps to help organize Thanksgiving Having left the webOS app wilderness for Android and iOS, I'm entering my first app-supported holiday season. Here's what I'm using so far to help organize Thanksgiving. 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 Analysis: Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Kobo Vox Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Kobo are all vying for the dollars of those consumers who want either a high-end e-reader or low-end tablet. What does the race look like? Read More JR Raphael: A snapshot of Android 4.0's cool new photo sharing features Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is full of interesting surprises, like the new user-friendly features built in for photo sharing. Read More Google offers opt-out method for Wi-Fi geolocation mapping Google is offering wireless network owners worldwide the possibility of opting out from its Wi-Fi geolocation mapping efforts, in the wake of a decision by the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) that this process is in violation of legislation in the Netherlands. Read More Samsung Galaxy Nexus on sale in U.K. with new video ad Samsung's hot new Galaxy Nexus smartphone, the first to run Android 4.0, went on sale Thursday in the U.K. and is expected to be available in the U.S. on Verizon Wireless by the end of the month. Read More
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