Android's (quiet) killer feature

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	JR Raphael: Android's (quiet) killer feature It's no secret that Android has lots of good stuff going for it, but one of the platform's most useful and distinguishing features is one you rarely hear discussed. Read More WEBCAST: CDW Corporation Asset and Lifecycle Management that Puts You in Control In this Webcast you will learn now to gain control by effectively deploying people, processes and tools. And you will learn how to face a software license audit successfully with asset and lifecycle management software that is comprehensive, accurate and easy to use. Learn More. In this Issue Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 Jonny Evans: Hey Apple, Google: people don't trust you any more Preston Gralla: Why Windows Phone will beat the new Blackberry Sharky: Aha! WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Boost Response Capacity with Service Cloud NJ TRANSIT wanted to increase productivity and effectiveness of its customer service operations. They selected the Service Cloud and the Force.com because of its powerful customization capabilities and anywhere access. They saw faster responses and improved handling of customer inquiries by 500%! Read Now! Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 At the BlackBerry 10 event in NYC Read More Jonny Evans: Hey Apple, Google: people don't trust you any more Yet another sign of widening chinks in the Apple armor today as the company loses some customer trust and a UK newspaper reveals the untold risks of storing data in iCloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. In-the-Cloud Email Service Replaces Three Point Products Read this case study for more information on a comprehensive in-the-cloud email service to help replace three point products. Learn More. Preston Gralla: Why Windows Phone will beat the new Blackberry The Blackberry 10 and new Blackberry devices took center stage today, but despite Blackberry's best efforts, it will lose out to Windows Phone as the number three smartphone operating system. Despite the improved new hardware, it will be no match for Microsoft and Windows Phone. Read More Sharky: Aha! Network admin pilot fish gets a call from the IT director, who doubles as the staff programmer at this small company and wants to know why a particular service account gets locked out several times a day. Read More
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