3 reasons why tablets thrive while PCs dive

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	3 reasons why tablets thrive while PCs dive As the PC desktop and laptop market slumps and the tablet market grows, it might seem obvious to tablet users why that's so. However, details shared by analysts dramatically highlight three reasons behind robust tablet growth. Read More WEBCAST: EMC Corporation Big Data Transforms Business Video What's the big deal with Big Data? Big Data presents a big challenge -- but also exciting new opportunities. In this video, EMC describes a practical approach to Big Data, enabling you to transform your business and rise above the competition. View now. In this Issue It's a desktop! It's a tablet! Dell XPS 18 vs. Sony Vaio Tap 20 Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 mini with 4.3-in. screen and dual-core processor 25 practical Windows 8 tablet apps for business users What I learned using only Google products Jonny Evans: OMG: Apple has shipped something new!!! 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Rescue offers a simple, reliable interface packed with all the features technicians want. Check out LogMeIn Rescue to learn more and start your free trial today. It's a desktop! It's a tablet! Dell XPS 18 vs. Sony Vaio Tap 20 We look at the Dell XPS 18 and the Sony Vaio Tap 20: Two all-in-ones that transform into large-scale tablets. Is this an alteration you can work with? Read More Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 mini with 4.3-in. screen and dual-core processor Samsung Electronics announced the Galaxy S4 mini smartphone, which has a larger screen and a better camera than its predecessor, the Galaxy S III mini. Read More 25 practical Windows 8 tablet apps for business users Work smarter, not harder, with these no-nonsense Microsoft Windows 8 tablet apps for business. Read More What I learned using only Google products Columnist Mike Elgan spent three weeks using only Google products -- the Chromebook Pixel laptop, the Nexus 10 tablet and the Nexus 4 smartphone. Here's what he discovered. Read More Jonny Evans: OMG: Apple has shipped something new!!! Silence the bells and stop the presses! Apple has introduced a new product at last! Unfortunately, it's nothing more than a slight upgrade of the entry-level iPod touch, which is now available with an A5 chip and a $30 price hike. Read More Jonny Evans: Don't expect an iPhone at WWDC: It's all about the software, stupid Apple's boss may have promised some "game changing" products when he spoke at D11 last night -- but don't expect much hardware at WWDC, where the focus will be on the next generations of OS X and iOS, where you may even see a few ideas perhaps inspired by Android begin to appear. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Backup and Recovery Changes This IDC Whitepaper provides an overview of the forces driving change within today's IT organizations and data centers and discusses how backup and recovery can enable or hinder broader IT infrastructure and business transformation. Learn more. Darlene Storm: Music playing 55 feet away could covertly activate Android mobile malware Security researchers warned that the music playing at Starbucks, light from the TV, vibration from riding in your car, or even magnets in NFC readers could potentially trigger malware hidden in Android devices. Command and control trigger messages could be sent from up to 55 feet away based on acoustic, visual, magnetic and vibrational signaling. Mobile malware using sensor-based channels would be nearly impossible to detect. Read More Facebook waves good-bye to Waze, opens door for Google Facebook is reportedly pulling out of acquisition negotiations with mobile app provider Waze, opening the door for a Google buy. Read More Dish leapfrogs Sprint with aggressive new bid for Clearwire Dish Network boosted its bid for Clearwire to $4.40 per share, 29% above Sprint Nextel's most recent offer, and said it is prepared to buy up the stock of a minority of shareholders. Read More Smaller Windows tablets, faster chips set for unveiling at Computex Want to find out what's next in smartphones, tablets and PCs? The latest trends in hardware will be on display at the giant Computex trade show, which kicks off in Taipei next week. Read More Galaxy S4 will be first phone to use new Verizon spectrum Verizon Wireless customers buying the recently released Samsung Galaxy S4 will be the first who can start using a new spectrum band that the carrier will start turning on later this year. Read More JR Raphael: The problem with the 'Google Edition' Galaxy S4 (or HTC One) The idea of a stock Android Galaxy S4 or HTC One sounds great on paper, but the reality of the new "Google Edition" phones looks a little less rosy. Read More Robert Vamosi: So many Android devices. Too few updates. Only 25% of Android handsets have Jelly Bean installed, according to developer.android.com. But nearly 10 months after its initial release, shouldn't that adoption figure for Google's latest and most secure Android OS be much higher, especially given all the malware now targeting Androids? Like most things, it's complicated. Read More
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