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	Dell to bring ARM, x86 server chips closer Dell is trying to bring the ARM and x86 processors closer by supporting a new systems management technology, a step toward making both the CPU technologies interoperable, the company said on 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 Court lets Apple, Samsung add products to patent suit Fusion-io unveils flash cards for smaller companies 10 innovative health gadgets at CES Preston Gralla: Windows 8 users ignore touchscreens, flock to cheap laptops Chinese smartphone market set to be nearly twice as large as U.S. SSDs vs. hard drives vs. hybrids: Which storage tech is right for you? JR Raphael: Supercharge your Android search experience Facebook pushes a new model for buying servers WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks The Evolution of Global Server Load Balancing This paper explores the benefits of cloud balancing, and highlights how organizations can leverage cloud application deployments in addition to local application deployments to optimize application delivery from technical and business standpoints. Learn More! Court lets Apple, Samsung add products to patent suit A court in California has allowed Apple and Samsung Electronics to add recent products from both companies in a patent infringement lawsuit. Read More Fusion-io unveils flash cards for smaller companies Fusion-io has taken the flash storage cards it's been making for its biggest customers and turned them into products that almost any company can buy. Read More 10 innovative health gadgets at CES Amid the glitz and glamour of the Consumer Electronics Show were 10 gadgets that aim to help people sit up straight, eat slowly and monitor vital signs as they exercise, work and sleep. Read More Preston Gralla: Windows 8 users ignore touchscreens, flock to cheap laptops Microsoft may have envisioned people buying high-end, touchscreen devices to take advantage of Windows 8, but the truth so far is proving to be very different. The biggest sellers are cheap notebooks, not higher-priced touch models. 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. Chinese smartphone market set to be nearly twice as large as U.S. China's smartphone market is growing so fast that it is expected to be nearly twice as large as the U.S. market this year, according to research firm Canalys. Read More SSDs vs. hard drives vs. hybrids: Which storage tech is right for you? In times past, choosing the best PC storage option required merely selecting the highest-capacity hard drive one could afford. If only life were still so simple! The fairly recent rise of solid-state drives and hybrid drives (which mix standard hard drives with solid-state memory) have significantly altered the storage landscape, creating a cornucopia of confusing options for the everyday consumer. Read More JR Raphael: Supercharge your Android search experience Your Android device is sitting on oodles of untapped search-power potential. Here's how to unlock it and make your phone or tablet more useful than ever. Read More Facebook pushes a new model for buying servers Facebook has proposed a new model for designing servers that it says will give businesses more choice in selecting components and a smarter way to upgrade systems when needs change, though it remains to be seen how widely its method will be adopted. Read More
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