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	Want the best tech support? Buy a Mac, says Consumer Reports Apple today again captured top honors in Consumer Reports' tech support ratings survey, besting other computer makers by a wide margin. Read More WHITE PAPER: Autonomy Guide to Virtual Server Protection Virtualization offers flexibility and efficiencies for IT operations but it creates new challenges to their data protection strategy. Read this white paper to see how HP Data Protector can resolve these challenges with a single-console data protection solution for both physical and virtual environments. Read Now! In this Issue CERN celebrates the web and how it changed the world Remind me: Why do we want a Nexus 11 tablet? Sued Opera designer fingers Mozilla's 'Search Tabs' as root of $3.4M claim Google may have smart eyeglasses but Budweiser has smart beer glasses Blackberry CEO: Tablets are doomed! NASA's Mars rover may be in trouble after month of silence Oracle lands $100M ERP project covering 34 colleges Samsung builds chips to supercharge your smartphone Details expected soon on Intel's $200 laptop and tablet chip architecture Microsoft IllumiRoom project turns room into video game Tibco adds mobile app accesss to Tibbr social software How do they compare? Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One and Nexus 4 Preston Gralla: Who's the biggest gainer in U.S. smartphone market share? Wrong! It's Windows Phone. JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One and Nexus 4: Which should you get? WHITE PAPER: QLogic Corporation The Value of Shared SSDs in Enterprise Computing With Mt. Rainier Accelerator technology, QLogic delivers a unique solution set that is optimized to address the growing performance gap between what today's processors can compute and what the storage I/O subsystem can deliver. Read Now! CERN celebrates the web and how it changed the world Twenty years ago today, CERN released World Wide Web technology -- all royalty free. Read More Remind me: Why do we want a Nexus 11 tablet? Samsung and Google are reportedly building a Nexus 11 tablet with an 11-in. display that runs Samsung's octa-core processor and will be released this year. Read More Sued Opera designer fingers Mozilla's 'Search Tabs' as root of $3.4M claim The former Opera Software designer accused of leaking trade secrets to Mozilla denied the charges yesterday, but confirmed that the lawsuit takes aim at a search revamp he worked on while a consultant for the maker of Firefox. Read More Google may have smart eyeglasses but Budweiser has smart beer glasses Budweiser is trying to make it easier to make friends -- Facebook friends -- when you're drinking beer. Read More Blackberry CEO: Tablets are doomed! Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins has made a bold prediction: He says that tablets don't have much of a future. Read More NASA's Mars rover may be in trouble after month of silence NASA engineers are waiting to see if they can pull a long-running Mars rover out of stand-by mode. Read More Oracle lands $100M ERP project covering 34 colleges Oracle has won a US$100 million ERP project that will replace legacy systems at 34 colleges in Washington state, in a deal that highlights the continued relevance of its PeopleSoft product as it tries to convince customers to adopt its next-generation Fusion Applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: Virtual Computing Environment (VCE) Converging the Datacenter Infrastructure: Why, How, So What? One of the key strategies that IT teams are pursuing to reduce capital costs while boosting asset utilization and employee productivity is the transition to highly virtualized datacenters. Read the Report Samsung builds chips to supercharge your smartphone Samsung began production of the industry's first ultra-high-speed, 4Gbit, LPDDR3 mobile memory, which it says has performance levels comparable to the standard DRAM used in personal computers. Read More Details expected soon on Intel's $200 laptop and tablet chip architecture Intel is expanding into low-cost laptops and tablets starting at $200 with new low-power Atom chips based on an architecture called Silvermont, which the company is expected to talk about next week, according to a source familiar with Intel's plans. Read More Microsoft IllumiRoom project turns room into video game The IllumiRoom project from Microsoft Research turns a living room into a video game with projected images that extend and complement the main television screen. The realistic effect, if commercialized, could propel Microsoft's gaming business far beyond its competition. Read More Tibco adds mobile app accesss to Tibbr social software Tibco is revamping and extending the mobile access to its Tibbr enterprise social networking software, adding support for more smartphones and tablets, and upgrading its mobile user interfaces and functionality. Read More How do they compare? Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One and Nexus 4 Trying to figure out which one to get? Here's the specs for each of these three devices. Read More Preston Gralla: Who's the biggest gainer in U.S. smartphone market share? Wrong! It's Windows Phone. Windows Phone is all but dead and buried, right? Wrong. A new study shows it's got plenty of life -- in fact, it gained more market share in the past year in the U.S. than Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry. And even better times might be ahead. Read More JR Raphael: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One and Nexus 4: Which should you get? Torn between the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, and Nexus 4? 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