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	Preston Gralla: Samsung weighs in on Windows 8: Users need the Start button Microsoft may believe that users don't want a Start button in Windows 8, but at least one big PC vendor disagrees. Samsung just showed off three Windows 8 desktops that will be available this fall, and they all sport an optional Start button. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Go Mobile: 40+ IT Technologies In Your Mobile Device See how one busy IT manager uses his mobile device to manage his infrastructure. In a meeting, on a train, wherever you are! Manage Active Directory, Exchange, Windows server, Orion, Nagios, help desk software, VMware, and many more. Enjoy a single mobile dashboard and personal alerts. Blackberry, iPhone, iPad, Android & more. Read his story, and download a free trial of SolarWinds Mobile Admin to try it for yourself! In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple management: Where are the female leaders at the iPhone company? Richi Jennings: Intel Silvermont: Quad-core 22nm Atom SoC leaked INSIDER Leigh Jasper: Leapfrogging landlines and the evolution of collaboration Sharon Machlis: Startup offers 1-click data analysis Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 details, AirPlay improvements, new accessories, more... Shark Tank: Broken, redefined WEBCAST: IBM How to Take Business Analytics to the Next Level Live Date and Time: November 29, 2011 - 12:00 PM EST / 9:00 AM PST By attending this webcast you will learn how you can implement an effective BA strategy that will deliver maximum strategic value to your company. Register Now Jonny Evans: Apple management: Where are the female leaders at the iPhone company? Apple promoted two new faces to its executive team yesterday, raising the team to twelve, but one thing rings false: there isn't a single female face among the company's senior vice presidents, so is the world's most valuable company really a boy's club? Read More Richi Jennings: Intel Silvermont: Quad-core 22nm Atom SoC leaked According to leaked roadmaps, Intel is readying a super-speedy new system-on-a-chip design, based on next-generation Atom cores. Targeted at traditional PCs, as well as smartphones and tablets, it promises some impressive levels of performance. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if the bell tolls for ARM. Not to mention: Microsoft security FAIL ... Read More INSIDER Leigh Jasper: Leapfrogging landlines and the evolution of collaboration In the same way that mobile technology has enabled countries to skip the costly and complex deployment of copper, easy-to-deploy-and-use SaaS-based tools are enabling companies to benefit from the latest collaboration technology without all the pain of an old-style on-premise software deployment. Read More WHITE PAPER: AppCentral 4 Tips to Leverage Mobile Enterprise Apps Read this tip sheet to learn how to use custom mobile apps to share information with customers, partners and suppliers, while retaining control of the data. Learn More Now! Sharon Machlis: Startup offers 1-click data analysis Statwing offers automated analysis and visualization of your data -- and the public beta is free. Read More Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 details, AirPlay improvements, new accessories, more... Mere days from now Apple's expected to introduce the iPhone 5 (aka "new iPhone") and stories are flying in fast, with new features, new accessories, a chance to replace Samsung in processor supply and fresh questions as to the inclusion -- or not -- of NFC support. Read More Shark Tank: Broken, redefined This pilot fish's employer provides IT services to city governments, so it's no surprise when he gets a call from one client's water department. The problem, according to the billing manager: "The system is broken." Read More
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