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	BlackBerry Q10 review: Qwerty lovers rejoice! The new BlackBerry Q10 smartphone features a qwerty keypad, along with an updated OS and some great new features. But do users still want a 'real' keyboard? Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Mobilize: A unified IT approach to the mobile workspace Why does unification matter for today's enterprise? The answer can be found by looking to today's defining trends. The consumerization of IT, BYOD, mobility-based business models--they're all transforming how employees work and customers engage. Read Now In this Issue The Galaxy S4: Hands on with the hot new phone Q10 with qwerty keyboard seen as lure to majority of BlackBerry's 76M users Samsung confirms limited supply of Galaxy S4, cites 'overwhelming global demand' INSIDER As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope Nokia banks on social integration to boost smartphone sales MetroPCS shareholders OK merger with T-Mobile USA Facebook Home alternatives: 12 innovative Android launchers Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses Mac sales growth stalls -- here's why Apple doesn't care Feds want in-dash tech disabled when cars are moving ZTE agrees to Android, Chrome patent licensing from Microsoft WHITE PAPER: Neebula Systems Inc A Simple Path to Effective Root Cause Analysis Anyone who has worked an IT Service Desk knows that on average 80 percent of incident & problem management time is spent identifying and analyzing the root cause of an incident and less than 20% is dedicated to fixing the underlying issue. Learn More The Galaxy S4: Hands on with the hot new phone Samsung's Galaxy S4 has inspired Apple-like levels of hype and devotion -- so what's the device actually like to use? Read More Q10 with qwerty keyboard seen as lure to majority of BlackBerry's 76M users BlackBerry needed to produce an updated qwerty device for its faithful base of 76 million subscribers, but it remains to be seen whether the Q10 will make serious inroads in reversing BlackBerry's decline. Read More Samsung confirms limited supply of Galaxy S4, cites 'overwhelming global demand' Overwhelming global demand may limit initial supplies of the Galaxy S4 smartphone, Samsung said Wednesday, while both Sprint and T-Mobile USA confirmed there would be delays in their receiving the phones. Read More INSIDER As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope Five tech departments share strategies for navigating the exploding demand for consumer gadgets at work. Insider (registration required) Read More Nokia banks on social integration to boost smartphone sales Nokia's latest advanced feature phone, the Asha 210, comes with a physical key to access WhatsApp messaging, as well as software clients for Twitter and Facebook. Read More WHITE PAPER: serVelocity Six Keys for Services to Maximize PSA Implementation Success Even for successful services organizations, transformational initiatives are simply very challenging to deliver. Spending relatively little time in the early stages of PSA implementations ensures success through agreed upon outcomes, business and process design changes, and the commitment to managing organizational change. Learn more. MetroPCS shareholders OK merger with T-Mobile USA The merger of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS cleared its last major hurdle on Wednesday as MetroPCS shareholders overwhelmingly approved the deal. Read More Facebook Home alternatives: 12 innovative Android launchers Don't live your life in Facebook? Try one of these exceptional Android launchers to spice up your home screen and make your device do more. Read More Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses Researchers at the University of Michigan have invented a way for different wireless networks crammed into the same space to say 'excuse me' to one another. Read More Mac sales growth stalls -- here's why Apple doesn't care Apple's Mac has been punished by shifting consumer tastes just as has the overall PC industry, data from the company's earnings statements show. Read More Feds want in-dash tech disabled when cars are moving Automobile makers should prevent drivers from using their in-vehicle electronic devices to browse the Internet and send text messages while their vehicles are moving, the U.S. Department of Transportation has recommended. Read More ZTE agrees to Android, Chrome patent licensing from Microsoft Microsoft has signed an agreement that adds ZTE to its Android and Chrome patent licensing program. Read More
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