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	Users see random reboots on two Windows Phone 8 smartphones Hundreds of early users of two Windows Phone 8 smartphones have complained of recurring and random reboots on Nokia's Lumia 920 and the HTC 8X smartphones. Read More WHITE PAPER: Innotas The Smart Approach to IT Resource Management This whitepaper from Innotas- the leader in cloud solutions for Project Portfolio and Application Portfolio Management - identifies why effective resource management is crucial for any IT department. Read Now! In this Issue Nook HD review: A faster, brighter and better e-reader/tablet AT&T's LTE service expands to 103 cities, ahead of schedule Google in talks with Dish to build wireless network, report says Richi Jennings: Cisco buys Meraki for cloud Wi-Fi/BYOD ops. tech. 10 useful Windows 8 keyboards, mice and other peripherals Methanol can power mobile networks when electricity is out, says Nokia Siemens Best BYOD management: Work zones for smartphones Windows 8 tablets need more apps, but OS will eventually outpace Android, SAP exec says Cisco, Qualcomm join to make better use of Wi-Fi in stores and venues Jonny Evans: So, it looks like Apple does plan an NFC future for iPhone 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. Nook HD review: A faster, brighter and better e-reader/tablet Barnes & Noble's new Nook HD and Nook HD+ ereader/tablets have great displays, improved software and a new video service -- worthy competitors for Amazon's Kindle Fire. Read More AT&T's LTE service expands to 103 cities, ahead of schedule AT&T said it is ahead of schedule for 4G LTE network deployments and has now reached 103 cities in the U.S. Read More Google in talks with Dish to build wireless network, report says It already sells phones and tablets, provides a wealth of online services and has been laying high-speed fiber to people's homes. Now Google is apparently considering a wireless network service as well. Read More Richi Jennings: Cisco buys Meraki for cloud Wi-Fi/BYOD ops. tech. Cisco acquires Meraki for its cloud-based Wi-Fi and BYOD management technology. Cisco, true to its M&A-heavy strategy, liked the startup so much it bought the company. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers look on the deal with envious eyes. Read More 10 useful Windows 8 keyboards, mice and other peripherals Need a mouse for your Windows 8 laptop or a keyboard for your Windows RT tablet? These devices from Microsoft and Logitech are solid options from proven peripherals vendors. Read More WEBCAST: Enterprise Device Alliance Managing Mobile Devices–IT Speaks About the Issues How are enterprise IT professionals providing secure, reliable access for mobile users in their organizations? Learn more. Methanol can power mobile networks when electricity is out, says Nokia Siemens Nokia Siemens Networks and Ballard Power Systems want methanol-powered fuel cells to keep mobile networks running in the event of an electricity outage and are working with NTT DoCoMo to test the technology. Read More Best BYOD management: Work zones for smartphones New containerization technologies can help BYOD initiatives succeed by creating separate spaces on smartphones for work and personal use. Read More Windows 8 tablets need more apps, but OS will eventually outpace Android, SAP exec says Windows 8 might, or might not, prove to be a big hit with enterprise customers. But SAP is betting it will become an important platform in the workplace, an SAP executive said. Read More Cisco, Qualcomm join to make better use of Wi-Fi in stores and venues Cisco Systems and Qualcomm are putting their considerable wireless weight behind a system to make it easier for retail stores and other venues to offer information to visitors over Wi-Fi. Read More Jonny Evans: So, it looks like Apple does plan an NFC future for iPhone Apple, the iWallet, Passbook, iPhone and NFC: the latest news offers a glimpse at the company's long-planned adventure with NFC, a technology that Cupertino claims isn't yet a household name. Read More
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