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	Report: Full upgrades to Windows 8 only from Windows 7 Microsoft will reportedly support full upgrades to Windows 8 only from the three-year old Windows 7. Read More WHITE PAPER: Amazon Web Services Microsoft SharePoint on the AWS Cloud Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides services & tools for deploying Microsoft® SharePoint® workloads on its cloud infrastructure platform. This white paper discusses general concepts regarding how to use these services and provides detailed technical guidance on how to configure, deploy, and run a SharePoint Server farm on AWS. Deploy SharePoint quickly at lower total cost on AWS Cloud. Learn how In this Issue RIM stock plunges after $518M loss and BlackBerry 10 delay 5 years ago -- First look at the first iPhone: Tomorrow's technology today Google exec claims Chrome is the world's most popular browser Chrome for iOS snatches top spot on App Store Google sharpens Analytics' tracking of mobile apps Six ways to make mobile networks perform better ICANN cancels Digital Archery program, has no immediate alternative Google TV armed with more entertainment options Preston Gralla: RIM may abandon BlackBerry OS and standardize on Windows Phone Jonny Evans: Apple's September iPhone 5: 'Biggest product launch in CE history'? WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Intelligent Management and Greater Efficiency The new HP ProLiant Gen8 server features capabilities that speed and simplify three critical phases of the server lifecycle: configuration and provisioning, daily operational health monitoring and ongoing updates and maintenance. Download this short paper to learn more. Read Now! RIM stock plunges after $518M loss and BlackBerry 10 delay Research in Motion's stock price plunged 19% early Friday following RIM's announcement late yesterday of a $518 million first quarter loss and that its BlackBerry 10 smartphone has been further delayed. Read More 5 years ago -- First look at the first iPhone: Tomorrow's technology today From the Computerworld archives, check out our initial review of the very first iPhone from June 2007. Much has changed. Much hasn't. As columnist Mike DeAgonia said at the time: The iPhone delivers tomorrow's technology today. Read More Google exec claims Chrome is the world's most popular browser Google yesterday claimed that its Chrome is the world's most popular browser, interceding for the first time in the dispute over browser usage share. Read More Chrome for iOS snatches top spot on App Store Google Chrome, released yesterday for the iPhone and iPad, has already snatched the top spot in Apple's App Store. Read More Google sharpens Analytics' tracking of mobile apps Google is readying a new set of Analytics usage reports designed specifically for mobile applications, the company plans to announce at its I/O developer conference on Friday. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Government Targets Next-Generation Mobility Download this whitepaper to learn how state and local governments can leverage next-generation mobility to improve access for workers and citizens, while protecting privacy/data easing/unifying management and lowering total cost of ownership. Read Now! Six ways to make mobile networks perform better To achieve higher download and upload speeds, vendors and operators are planning to use a number of different technologies over the coming years in both HSPA and LTE networks. Read More ICANN cancels Digital Archery program, has no immediate alternative The Digital Archery contest, devised by ICANN to determine which gTLD applications would be handled first, was canceled on Thursday, the chair of the gTLD Program Committee announced during the ICANN 44 summit in Prague. No alternative was announced. Read More Google TV armed with more entertainment options Google at its I/O conference is emphasizing its growing number of music, movies and TV shows available for Android tablets and smartphones through its Play store, and those entertainment options will be available on Google TV devices in the future, the company said this week. Read More Preston Gralla: RIM may abandon BlackBerry OS and standardize on Windows Phone RIM is in such bad financial shape that it has considered abandoning its BlackBerry operating system and having new devices run Windows Phone instead. So reports Reuters. If true, it could be a big win for Microsoft. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's September iPhone 5: 'Biggest product launch in CE history'? The Apple [AAPL] iPhone 5 "will be the biggest product launch in consumer electronics history," said analysts from Wells Fargo this week. Is this true? Will iPhone 5 truly put Samsung's Galaxy SIII "to shame"? Read More
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