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	Jonny Evans: Apple's iPhone 5 release date will be... For the present or until I hear fresh news offering more insight into Apple's launch plans, I'm scheduling October 2 and 16 as potential dates for the company's next big iPhone reveal. Are you with me? 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 Jonny Evans: Apple patent suggests NFC for iPhone 5 IT Blogwatch: It's Samsung Galaxy S III (S3) release date; specs leaked Samsung launches Galaxy S III with voice and face recognition Physicist says Moore's Law is 'collapsing' I have seen the future (And it's made of glass) Facebook hacker comes clean Jonny Evans: Liquidmetal iPhone 5? Not this year, inventor claims Mozilla ponders major Firefox UI refresh Protocol wars: Can Fibre Channel survive Ethernet's assault? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 Register Now! IT Roadmap is the one day, cost free, professional-level conference and expo that's full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. IT Roadmap surrounds you with technology's most-followed analysts and the industry's most-innovative solution providers, all focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT. Click to continue Jonny Evans: Apple patent suggests NFC for iPhone 5 We've been on a roll of iPhone 5 rumors in recent weeks as Apple [AAPL] speculation moves to the next expected big product release, now a new 'gifting' patent filing hints at an NFC (Near Field Communications) future for Cupertino's smartphone, perhaps inside the next model. Read More IT Blogwatch: It's Samsung Galaxy S III (S3) release date; specs leaked Today is the Samsung Galaxy S III release date (or S3, if you prefer). Some specs have leaked, despite Samsung's efforts to keep them secret, Apple-style. We'll know more this afternoon. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers are watching London. Read More Samsung launches Galaxy S III with voice and face recognition Samsung on Thursday unveiled a larger Galaxy S III smartphone in London, and said the phone would be sold in the U.S. this summer after launching in Europe on May 29. Read More Physicist says Moore's Law is 'collapsing' A well-known theoretical physicist has taken direct aim at a key theory in the computer industry, saying Moore's Law is collapsing. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Banking on the Mainframe This presentation will look at banking application issues and provide examples on how banks and financial market clients are responding to these challenges. Learn More I have seen the future (And it's made of glass) Expect to see incredible innovation in consumer electronics glass over the next few years from Apple, Google, and Microsoft, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More Facebook hacker comes clean The hacker who stole Facebook source code has gone public with a deeper explanation of how he penetrated the most popular social network in the world. Read More Jonny Evans: Liquidmetal iPhone 5? Not this year, inventor claims The season for iPhone 5 rumor continues, with Liquidmetal inventor, Dr. Atakan Peker telling Business Insider that Apple is likely "years away" from being able to deploy the tech in a major way. Read More Mozilla ponders major Firefox UI refresh Mozilla is working on a revamp of Firefox to synchronize its various versions -- desktop, tablet, phone and Windows 8 Metro -- into a single visual style, according to documents posted by members of its UI design team. Read More Protocol wars: Can Fibre Channel survive Ethernet's assault? Expensive and specialized Fibre Channel SANs have been under assault as companies consolidate data traffic over Ethernet. With Fibre Channel disks already largely eliminated from the market by SAS, can networking gear be far behind? Read More
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