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	JR Raphael: Hands on: Asus Transformer Prime -- the world's first quad-core tablet Asus's Transformer Prime is sleek, sexy, and more powerful than any other tablet to date. So what's it like to actually use? Here are my first impressions. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspective CIO Perspectives Los Angeles CIO Perspectives is coming to Los Angeles on December 7, 2011. Join your fellow Los Angeles senior IT executives to discuss the latest strategies and technologies affecting organizations today. This is your best opportunity of 2011 to gain important insight on your most pressing IT and business issues. Register Today! In this Issue AT&T to ship the LG Nitro on Dec. 4 Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone 4S really satisfies as iPhone 5, iPad 3 loom IT Blogwatch: Spyware rootkit in many phones -- iPhone included Mobile mania spurs demand for unified communications Samsung ships test units of performance-boosting mobile chip Google rolls out fix to Galaxy Nexus volume issue RIM to offer multiplatform device management AT&T may sell off T-Mobile assets to gain approval for $39B merger Interest waning on Windows 8 tablet, Forrester says Amazon sees Kindle sales surge on Black Friday Kindle Touch: Finally, a touch e-reader for Amazon Android, iPhone still top U.S. smartphones, Nielsen says Lawmaker dissatisfied with Amazon's answers on Kindle Fire's data harvesting Mobile spyware raises ethical, legal questions IT Blogwatch: Microsoft Office for iPad ahoy, say rumors WHITE PAPER: Avaya 4 Key Capabilities Every SMB Requires New IP-based communications systems are being deployed by small and midsized businesses at a rapid rate. Learn how these organizations are enabling faster responsiveness, creating better customer experiences, speeding office or mobile interactions, and dramatically reducing existing communications costs. Learn More AT&T to ship the LG Nitro on Dec. 4 AT&T will launch the LG Nitro HD smartphone over its LTE network on Dec. 4 in stores and online for $249.99 with a two-year contract. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone 4S really satisfies as iPhone 5, iPad 3 loom 'Tis the season of the Apple iPhone 4S, which the latest surveys say is even more "satisfying" than the iPhone 4. The 'iCompany' isn't asleep, it has plans to pile even more pressure on Android next year when the LTE-equipped iPhone 5 and iPad 3 hit the streets. Read More IT Blogwatch: Spyware rootkit in many phones -- iPhone included Disturbing facts continue to emerge about the spyware/rootkit that comes as standard with many smartphones today -- perhaps most of them. The pre-installed Carrier IQ software is hidden, and can't be disabled by most users. In IT Blogwatch, boggling bloggers say rabbits; white rabbits. Read More Mobile mania spurs demand for unified communications Unified communications isn't easy or cheap, but for companies that want to differentiate their customer service, it's becoming a must-have. Insider (registration required) Read More Samsung ships test units of performance-boosting mobile chip Samsung on Wednesday said it has started shipping test units of its latest dual-core mobile chip based on ARM's new Cortex-A15 processor design, which could boost the performance of applications and graphics on smartphones and tablets. Read More Google rolls out fix to Galaxy Nexus volume issue Google is rolling out a fix to a volume fluctuation problem in the Galaxy Nexus smartphone's. The fix is due to reach current customers by next week. Read More RIM to offer multiplatform device management Research In Motion is taking on mobile device management for Android and Apple iOS devices as well as its own products, introducing the BlackBerry Mobile Fusion product on Tuesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast Thinking about Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010? This informative guide details the best practices to follow when migrating from Microsoft Exchange 2003 to Microsoft Exchange 2010 specifically explaining how to prepare the existing infrastructure, what safeguards to employ before beginning, and how to perform the actual migration. Read now AT&T may sell off T-Mobile assets to gain approval for $39B merger AT&T could be negotiating to sell off as much as 40% of T-Mobile USA assets in an effort to to garner Department of Justice approval of its imperiled $39 billion acquisition of the Deutsche Telekom unit. Read More Interest waning on Windows 8 tablet, Forrester says Interest in tablets with Microsoft's Windows 8 is plummeting, Forrester Research said in a study released Tuesday. Read More Amazon sees Kindle sales surge on Black Friday Black Friday proved to be the best yet for the Kindle e-reader and tablet devices, while the Kindle Fire tablet remains Amazon's top-selling product. Read More Kindle Touch: Finally, a touch e-reader for Amazon The addition of touch navigation aligns Amazon's Kindle Touch with its competition, but a few debatable interface and physical design choices might reduce your enthusiasm for this product. Read More Android, iPhone still top U.S. smartphones, Nielsen says Android again was the dominant mobile operating system among U.S. mobile subscribers in the third quarter, while Apple was still the largest smartphone maker, Nielsen reports. Read More Lawmaker dissatisfied with Amazon's answers on Kindle Fire's data harvesting Amazon told a Massachusetts congressman that the Silk browser in its Kindle Fire tablet doesn't pose a privacy threat to consumers, but the lawmaker wasn't ready to give the online retailer a pass. Read More Mobile spyware raises ethical, legal questions In 2003, Atir Raihan began work on a product that has gone on to gain infamy in the world's security industry. His idea: to build a spyware program for mobile phones that would allow people to catch a cheating spouse. Read More IT Blogwatch: Microsoft Office for iPad ahoy, say rumors Microsoft is said to be porting its Office suite to iOS, to run on Apple's iPad. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if the world's gone mad. Read More
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