Galaxy S III (S3) release date: RSN (w/LTE, but slower)

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	IT Blogwatch: Galaxy S III (S3) release date: RSN (with LTE, but slower) The U.S. release date of the Samsung Galaxy S III (aka S3) will be this month, on at least one carrier, if not five. However, as rumored, it will be a dual-core device, in order to support LTE. That means it'll probably be slower than the European version. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers do the SUATMM dance. Not to mention: Draw a stickman ... Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM 11 Key Marketing Trends Are you looking for ways to turn marketing possibilities into better results? Interactive marketing can help you achieve differentiation, attract prospects and hold profitable customers, regardless of whatever new channels come and go. Read this white paper to learn more about the results of our annual IBM® Unica® marketing survey. Read Now In this Issue Darlene Storm: Report: USA and Israel created Stuxnet, ordered cyberattacks against Iran Sharon Machlis: Editing & syncing photos on your iPad? A warning Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone 5: Smaller and bigger Preston Gralla: Four ways Windows 8 dumbs down for tablets JR Raphael: Android 4.0 finally on the way to Verizon's Xoom and T-Mobile's Galaxy S II Shark Tank: Really good at following directions after all WHITE PAPER: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > Darlene Storm: Report: USA and Israel created Stuxnet, ordered cyberattacks against Iran After 18 months of interviewing officials, the New York Times reported that the USA and Israel created Stuxnet before losing control of it. The George W. Bush administration began the cyber weapon program code-named Olympic Games. Then President Obama continued it and ordered increased cyberattacks against Iran. Read More Sharon Machlis: Editing & syncing photos on your iPad? A warning Not all photo edits made on your iPad will show up on your desktop. If this matters to you, read on. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone 5: Smaller and bigger Apple will eventually introduce the iPhone 5 and this seems set to be smaller and bigger, or thinner and bigger at any rate -- and the device may even use the new and smaller nano-SIM standard which today won approval from the ETSI standard-setting board. Things seem set to get even more interesting ... Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Cost/Benefit Case for IBM XIV Systems: Comparing Cost New research from the International Technology Group demonstrates that the three-year operating and capital expenses for deployment and use of IBM XIV storage systems average 69 percent less than for EMC VMAX equivalents. Download now to learn more. Learn More. Preston Gralla: Four ways Windows 8 dumbs down for tablets The just-released Preview Version shows a nearly completed Windows 8 operating system designed more for tablets than for traditional PCs. That's well and good for tablets -- but in some ways Windows 8 has been made less useful by the requirement that it run on both tablets and PCs. Here are four ways it's less useful. Read More JR Raphael: Android 4.0 finally on the way to Verizon's Xoom and T-Mobile's Galaxy S II Android fans, rejoice: A couple of long overdue Android 4.0 upgrades are finally on their way into the world. Read More Shark Tank: Really good at following directions after all Call comes in to this help-desk pilot fish from a user who's having complications with an application, and he's not comfortable following fish's directions over the phone. Fortunately, there's a work-around. Read More
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