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	Top tablets for back to work and back to school As the days of summer wane, thoughts turn to getting more done. These tablets can help boost your mobile productivity. Read More WHITE PAPER: Drobo Drobo SAN for Business Live Demo Daily! We want you to learn from the very best–Drobo experts–available every day. Participate in live interactive sessions to see a live demo of Drobo products, ask questions, validate deployment ideas. Our experts cover configuration, sizing, network best practices, and infrastructure monitoring–and talk VMware, Hyper-V, iSCSI, Tiering, SSD acceleration. Join us for a live demo every business day, Monday to Friday In this Issue Sony's new 'stacked' image sensors open door to smaller devices, more pixels Mobile Web browsing on iOS devices mushrooms as BlackBerry declines Richi Jennings: New iPhone 5 release date nears: More pictures leak Fujitsu begins build-your-own laptop campaign in Japan Sharky: So THAT'S why we didn't do that before! Back-to-school tech guide 2012 INSIDER How to avoid BYOD bandwidth woes Android 4.0 cheat sheet Samsung launches Galaxy Note tablet Wall Street Beat: Tech earnings help continue rally in IT shares WHITE PAPER: EMC Transform End User Computing Turn to EMC to bring new simplicity, power, and efficiency to end user computing-any user, any device, anywhere. Click to continue Sony's new 'stacked' image sensors open door to smaller devices, more pixels Sony, which makes the camera modules used in the latest smartphones from Apple and Samsung, said Monday it will begin sales of a new image chip that is nearly half the size of current models. Read More Mobile Web browsing on iOS devices mushrooms as BlackBerry declines Web usage by iPhone and iPad owners has grown by 35% in North American over the past year, while browsing with BlackBerry smartphones and the PlayBook tablet has dropped by 25%. Read More Richi Jennings: New iPhone 5 release date nears: More pictures leak As the New iPhone -- or iPhone 5 -- release date gets ever closer, the inveitable feature rumors get ever stronger. Bolstered by yet more pictures of Apple's (NASDA:AAPL) components, fanbois are in a frenzy of fanaticism. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers can't get enough of Apple rumors (and Apple is probably happy to silently oblige). Read More Fujitsu begins build-your-own laptop campaign in Japan The company hopes to woo young techies with its "Made-in-Japan" credentials. Read More Sharky: So THAT'S why we didn't do that before! It's many years ago, when this programmer pilot fish works in a data center that uses washing-machine-size disc drives -- and he comes up with a perfectly logical suggestion for managing the removable platters. Read More WHITE PAPER: Teradata Experts Share the Five Pieces of Private Cloud Success Private clouds are emerging as a way for enterprises to take advantage of many of the benefits of the cloud model, but with less risk. This eBook discusses why private cloud models are the best choice for many organizations today. Learn more. Back-to-school tech guide 2012 Feel that chill? That's not the end of summer approaching; it's the beginning of another school year. With student budgets in mind, we've gathered 10 items -- gadgets, gear and apps -- that'll improve a college student's life, whether in the classroom, in the dorm or around campus. Read More INSIDER How to avoid BYOD bandwidth woes While nobody is predicting that the proliferation of mobile devices in the enterprise will create a full-blown bandwidth catastrophe, IT managers will have to move quickly to ensure satisfactory performance for employees accessing company data over wireless links. Read More Android 4.0 cheat sheet New to Android 4.0? This handy reference for Google's Ice Cream Sandwich OS shows you how to do everything from tweaking an app's notification settings to getting detailed info about your battery usage. Read More Samsung launches Galaxy Note tablet Hoping to inspire tablet users to create more content with their devices, Samsung introduced a stylus-based tablet, called the Galaxy Note 10.1, which the company touts as more interactive than the market-leading Apple iPad. Read More Wall Street Beat: Tech earnings help continue rally in IT shares Tech stocks have been climbing recently as key vendors such as Cisco and Lenovo report positive quarterly earnings and the U.S. economy offers glimpses of good news. Read More
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