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	Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire? 'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cloudera Get Certified in Apache Hadoop. Learn with Cloudera! Cloudera University is the world's leading provider of Apache Hadoop training and certification . Get job-specific training for Hadoop administrators and developers, as well as in-depth coverage of other Apache projects such as HBase, Hive and Pig. Check out the free online tutorials or sign up for a live training class near you, by visiting university.cloudera.com/. In this Issue Will Apple, Google and Samsung lose the smartphone market? A new computer that defies category FCC moves to streamline wireless buildout USITC to investigate Samsung patent complaint against Ericsson Phone makers switch focus to mAh, not millimeters AT&T to buy Verizon spectrum for $1.9B JR Raphael: Unlock Chrome for Android's new power-user features Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth Mobile apps are a priority in search of a leader AT&T narrows loss, bumps up revenue on smartphone sales WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Scale Your DNS Infrastructure to Protect Your Business DNS continues to be a tempting target for attackers, and when they succeed in disrupting DNS, all external data center services are affected. This paper helps organizations confronting these growth and security challenges understand how a new, full-proxy architecture for DNS provides a complete solution for global, local, and cloud load balancing. Learn More. Will Apple, Google and Samsung lose the smartphone market? Mobile phone competition intensifies. Linux-based platforms are gunning for iOS and Android, and Chinese companies want to price the iPhone and the Galaxy S line out of the market. Read More A new computer that defies category Dell is planning to release by mid-year a computer that's all of 3.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. It's not much bigger in girth than a USB stick, and is similar in design. Read More FCC moves to streamline wireless buildout The Federal Communications Commission on Friday announced plans to help streamline wireless broadband buildout in the U.S., with initiatives that include clarifying a provision requiring local review of modifications to cell towers. Read More USITC to investigate Samsung patent complaint against Ericsson The U.S. International Trade Commission has voted to investigate whether Ericsson infringed Samsung Electronics patents related to wireless communication equipment, the agency said Friday. Read More Phone makers switch focus to mAh, not millimeters With the latest generation of high-end smartphones sporting power-hungry 5-inch screens, a growing number of phone vendors are emphasizing bigger batteries rather than thinner devices. Read More WEBCAST: VMware Desktop Total Cost of Ownership: Gartner Research Declining hardware and software costs have an impact on total cost of ownership (TCO), but how desktop PCs are managed remains the most critical factor in reducing TCO. This Gartner article illustrates how a higher management level for desktops can achieve lower TCO and improved user productivity. Read Now! AT&T to buy Verizon spectrum for $1.9B AT&T will buy mobile spectrum in the 700MHz band from Verizon Communications for $1.9 billion, AT&T said Friday. Read More JR Raphael: Unlock Chrome for Android's new power-user features Google's Chrome for Android has a new set of power-user tools just waiting to be found. Ready to unlock your browser's full potential? Read More Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth The price-led division in the smartphone market between best-in-breed iPhones and top-end Android devices is clear on reading the sundry market analyses breaking across the ether this day, but the focus seems set to change from device capability to software and services over near-broadband speed LTE networks across the next 12-18 months. Read More Mobile apps are a priority in search of a leader Traditional IT vendors aren't leading with software, and businesses aren't hiring mobile leaders, according an Appcelerator survey Read More AT&T narrows loss, bumps up revenue on smartphone sales AT&T reported a slight increase in revenue and a smaller net loss for the fourth quarter, helped along largely by smartphone and broadband sales. Read More
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