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	Google launches Nexus 4 smartphone, Nexus 10 tablet Google on Monday announced a Nexus 4 smartphone, an updated Nexus 7 tablet with a fast cellular connection and a Nexus 10 tablet. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC IT's Next Transformation To remain competitive organizations need to manage the relationship between IT and the business. Megatrends like virtualization, consumerization, cloud computing, and mobility are forcing a new model for operating IT. Read the interactive guide to learn more. In this Issue Windows Store has enough apps to prevent Windows RT flop, say analysts 7 new Windows 8 Ultrabooks Microsoft Surface goes on sale to cheering crowds Jonny Evans: Pride: Apple's biggest weakness gives Amazon Kindle easy fire in the iPad mini war Stuart Kippelman: Tablet vs. PC: Let your data decide iPad Mini stock dwindles, supplies to remain tight Casio shows new $2,500 Android scanner-tablet for businesses A second look: The mighty Surface RT tablet Galaxy Note II and Samsung's design disconnect RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T VoIP Solutions Provide Enterprises With Various Benefits VoIP migration is a top telecom priority for many North American enterprises. Do you know why? Find out in this Forrester study, which reveals the opinions of telecommunications decision-makers like you. Read the report. Windows Store has enough apps to prevent Windows RT flop, say analysts The apps available for Microsoft's new Windows operating systems are good enough to entice early buyers of tablets and other touch devices, analysts said. Read More 7 new Windows 8 Ultrabooks The introduction of MIcrosoft Windows 8 has spawned a variety of new and exciting devices. Here are 7 Ultrabooks that have been developed especially for the new operating system. Read More Microsoft Surface goes on sale to cheering crowds About 100 people waited outside Boston's Microsoft Store Friday to buy the company's new Surface tablet, which runs a new version of Windows. Read More Jonny Evans: Pride: Apple's biggest weakness gives Amazon Kindle easy fire in the iPad mini war Amazon is taking the fight to Apple, comparing the iPad Mini to the Kindle Fire HD and claiming to offer a superior product. The move reflects the critical nature of the post-PC battle to stake a claim in the future of IT. Read More WHITE PAPER: Verizon Leading the Revolution of Device Independence As employees bring their own devices to work, employers must respond with effective strategies to secure and manage a plethora of new devices containing business-critical data. A Computerworld QuickPoll survey found approximately four in 10 smartphones and tablet devices in the enterprise are owned by employees. Learn More Stuart Kippelman: Tablet vs. PC: Let your data decide Will tablets replace the PC? Will the Microsoft Surface tablet cut into iPad market share? Will the broader mobile computing space replace what we know of a desktop and notebook computer? These are questions I'm asked many times a day, and there isn't a clear answer. Read More iPad Mini stock dwindles, supplies to remain tight Apple kick-started pre-orders of the iPad Mini early today, and within hours, sold out the white model in all three Wi-Fi configurations. Read More Casio shows new $2,500 Android scanner-tablet for businesses Casio is preparing to launch a new Android tablet for businesses that acts as a personal scanner. Read More A second look: The mighty Surface RT tablet Microsoft's Surface RT tablet goes on sale on Friday, starting at $499 for a 32GB model. It seems to be a rough-and-tumble device. Read More Galaxy Note II and Samsung's design disconnect Samsung's Galaxy Note II has a lot of good qualities, but some of the company's design decisions are downright baffling -- and they're not just limited to this device. Read More
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