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	JR Raphael: Sprint's Nexus S 4G gets Ice Cream Sandwich (for real!) The reports are true: Google is finally rolling out Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, to its Nexus S 4G phone on Sprint. Read More WHITE PAPER: Adobe Government at Carahsoft A Strategic Choice for Enterprise-Wide Productivity This case study will show how Adobe Acrobat X can increase knowledge worker productivity, based on live lab testing of common business workflows. Read Now In this Issue IT Blogwatch: New iPad Wi-Fi not working? You're not alone. Preston Gralla: A Windows user gloats -- Macs are vulnerable, too Jonny Evans: Google v. Apple: Larry Page in denial at Jobs anti-Android crusade JR Raphael: Age of Android: Meet the 16-year-old whiz kid behind Boid Shark Tank: Where's the beep? WEBCAST: Microsoft Lead the Way In the New World of Data Date: Tuesday, April 10th, 2012 Time: 8:30am PST Join us for an expert panel discussion with Microsoft and industry leaders sharing real world solutions and reviewing the latest enterprise roadmap for business and data platform advancements. Learn More! IT Blogwatch: New iPad Wi-Fi not working? You're not alone. Is your new iPad Wi-Fi not working? Other have the problem too. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) isn't saying anything, as usual, but the unofficial skinny is that there's a collection of issues that the company's investigating. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers tear their hair out in frustration. Not to mention: PAC-MAN The Movie... Read More Preston Gralla: A Windows user gloats -- Macs are vulnerable, too As a long-time Windows user, I've been subject through the years by taunts from Apple lovers that Macs are invulnerable to attack, unlike PCs with security holes large enough for trucks to drive through. So pardon me while I gloat over the news that more than 600,000 Macs have been infected with a Trojan. Read More WHITE PAPER: Microsoft Intelligent Systems - Connecting Data, Devices, and People The first Internet experience for the next billion users will not be primarily on a PC. They will use mobile devices to browse, social network, entertain and conduct commerce. Are your systems ready to connect with those devices, intelligently interact and unlock the Big Data that resides in those embedded systems? Learn More! Jonny Evans: Google v. Apple: Larry Page in denial at Jobs anti-Android crusade I don't accept Google CEO Larry Page's claim that Apple CEO Steve Jobs' anger at Android was only for show and Walter Isaacson last night told a packed London audience the crusade was fact, not fiction. Read More JR Raphael: Age of Android: Meet the 16-year-old whiz kid behind Boid Boid is an innovative and interesting new app for Android -- but perhaps most interesting of all is the story of the people behind the project. Read More Shark Tank: Where's the beep? This pilot fish is part of a group handling IT issues at a "forward deployed military installation," which means they're on the IT front lines in more ways than one. But they still have one user who causes most of their IT facepalms. Read More
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