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	Nokia ships 41-megapixel camera phone in May, hints at more to come Nokia will start shipping the PureView 808 in May and has extended its deal with Carl Zeiss, which will result in further advancements in smartphone imaging in the coming months and years, the company said on Wednesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell VMware Dell 12 G Case Study with VMware In this guide, we discuss the different pieces that comprise a Dell 3-2-1 Reference Configuration, the benefits they bring to your organization, and how to deploy your new solution using best practice recommendations and guidelines from Dell. Read Now! In this Issue HGST announces 12Gbps SAS SSDs for use in enterprise data centers Matt Hamblen: The next iPhone should have a bigger screen Review: Dell EqualLogic SANs make the most of automated tiering INSIDER BYOD: Digital Spotlight INSIDER IT consumerization: Special report Smartphone screens are getting bigger IT Blogwatch: It's Samsung Galaxy S III (S3) release date; specs leaked JR Raphael: Watch Samsung's Galaxy S III event live Sony launches first Vaio ultrabooks Sharky: Up ... er, down in smoke WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Plugging Information Leaks Unlike traditional data leak prevention solutions, which work at the network or desktop level, Attachmate Luminet software monitors end-user activity at the application level. This solution brief explains the value of application monitoring and tells how Luminet can meet your needs without impacting system performance. Learn More! HGST announces 12Gbps SAS SSDs for use in enterprise data centers Western Digital company HGST on Tuesday announced what it claimed to be the first 12 gigabit-per-second (Gbps) SAS solid state drive for use in enterprise storage servers, delivering twice the throughput compared to current 6Gbps SAS technology. Read More Matt Hamblen: The next iPhone should have a bigger screen Spending some time with a Galaxy Note to play Words with Friends shows the value of a bigger screen   Read More Review: Dell EqualLogic SANs make the most of automated tiering Dell EqualLogic SSD and SAS hybrids highlight no-muss, no-fuss, fast storage tiering across multiple arrays Read More INSIDER BYOD: Digital Spotlight Learn how to take control of and benefit from the bring-your-own-devices (BYOD) phenomenon -- without losing corporate data. This free, downloadable special edition describes what your BYOD policy should cover and outlines the risks you need to manage. Insider (registration required) Read More INSIDER IT consumerization: Special report InfoWorld's tech pros walk you through all the steps in bringing smartphones, tablets, and other personal devices into the enterprise Insider (registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Accelerating Cloud Performance with WAN Optimization Today's smart CIOs are assessing their workloads against business needs and analyzing where each should run—locally or in the public cloud. Read on to learn about the benefits of cloud computing, and why its success or failure is often dependent on WAN optimization. Learn more. Smartphone screens are getting bigger Smartphone screens are getting larger, although vendors will likely continue to offer many sizes to woo a wide variety of users. 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 JR Raphael: Watch Samsung's Galaxy S III event live Samsung's Galaxy S III event takes place today in London. Here's how you can watch the whole thing live.   Read More Sony launches first Vaio ultrabooks Sony is joining Intel's ultrabook push with the new Vaio T family, which includes models with 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch screens, the company said on Wednesday. Read More Sharky: Up ... er, down in smoke Pilot fish's job is to serve as a roaming IT tech for this big company, going wherever he's needed -- and this time that means the office of a chain-smoking salesman with PC problems.   Read More
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