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	10 useful tablet accessories Whether you plan to buy the rumored Apple iPad Mini, a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, the Google Nexus 7 or another tablet, these accessories can improve your user experience. Read More WHITE PAPER: Autonomy, an HP company Changing the Game with Intelligent Archiving This white paper discusses new demands on the electronic archive, the pitfalls of legacy approaches, and how to take archiving to the next level. Read Now! In this Issue New Arm chip technologies could help mobile networks keep up Lenovo announces new Windows 8, RT hybrid laptop/tablet devices Russian startup working on x86-to-ARM software emulator Mobile device management missing in small businesses IBM expands PureSystems line for data duties Is LG making next Nexus smartphone? Amid iPad mini rumors, Sharp to launch first phone with IGZO screen Michael Horowitz: Flash Player updates missing in action on Android NASA robotic arm grabs, docks SpaceX Dragon Lenovo hopes to reach US customers faster with 'Made in USA' computers RIM CIO works the enterprise ranks of BlackBerry users RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn LogMeIn Central: Automate, Monitor and Manage PCs. LogMeIn lets you Monitor and Manage PCs, deliver patches and updates to multiple PCS simultaneously. Central helps IT deliver seamless support that keeps employees productive and up and running. LogMeIn Central - automate routine tasks and do more. Free Trial New Arm chip technologies could help mobile networks keep up Emerging chip technologies that Arm Holdings announced on Wednesday could help to power mobile networks that are being asked to handle more traffic with more fine-tuned controls. Read More Lenovo announces new Windows 8, RT hybrid laptop/tablet devices Lenovo had a coming out party in New York Tuesday night for its new family of Windows 8 and RT "multimode" computers. Read More Russian startup working on x86-to-ARM software emulator A Russian startup company called Elbrus Technologies is developing a technology that will allow data center owners to migrate software designed for x86 platforms to ARM-powered servers without the need to recompile it. Read More Mobile device management missing in small businesses A survey of small business IT managers and mobile device end users revealed most are not familiar with mobile device management tools, even though they said smart phones and tablets are critical to performing their jobs. Read More IBM expands PureSystems line for data duties IBM has expanded its PureSystems line of pre-integrated systems to include new models to handle business analysis and online transaction processing. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Standards-Based Platforms are Transforming IT More and more businesses are saving time and money by transforming proprietary, siloed computer environments for resource-intensive workloads into consolidated IT infrastructures built on industry standards and open systems. Learn More Is LG making next Nexus smartphone? LG is making the next Google Nexus smartphone and plans to launch it on Oct. 29, according to a French newspaper and others. Read More Amid iPad mini rumors, Sharp to launch first phone with IGZO screen Sharp said Thursday it will soon launch a smartphone with its new IGZO display, a power-efficient technology that allows the device to last two days on a single charge and that is rumored to be Apple's choice for its upcoming tablets. Read More Michael Horowitz: Flash Player updates missing in action on Android Four Android devices are not seeing the October 8th updates to the Flash Player. Even worse, they are all missing the previous Flash Player updates from the end of August. What gives?  Read More NASA robotic arm grabs, docks SpaceX Dragon A robotic arm onboard the International Space Station reached out and grabbed hold of the SpaceX Dragon cargo ship, attaching the commercial craft to the station. Read More Lenovo hopes to reach US customers faster with 'Made in USA' computers Lenovo hopes that computers made in its first U.S. manufacturing facility will attract more buyers, while also making the delivery of ThinkPad laptops and tablets faster to U.S. customers. Read More RIM CIO works the enterprise ranks of BlackBerry users Research in Motion CIO Robin Bienfait's last name means "well done" in French. She's hoping those two words apply to BlackBerry 10 smartphones once they ship in the first quarter of 2013. Read More
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