Dual-OS hybrid tablets create challenges for IT

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	Dual-OS hybrid tablets create challenges for IT Samsung's upcoming 13.3-in. dual-OS ATIV Q convertible tablet is versatile, but that versatility could deter some users and create security and support headaches for IT shops. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. Five Reasons to Make the Move to a Converged Infrastructure Only by moving aggressively toward more closely converged and better automated systems, storage and network infrastructure can IT shift resources from low-value operations to high-value innovation to meet the escalating demands of the business. Find out the five top reasons to make the move to a converged infrastructure. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: Will Apple's iTunes Radio make Radiohead's Thom Yorke happy? Richi Jennings: Google Maps offline FAIL: Android users are revolting Mobile malware, mainly aimed at Android devices, jumps 614% in a year Ballmer unveils broad Microsoft reorganization Update: Apple colluded with book publishers on e-book prices, judge rules Preston Gralla: Microsoft has derailed for lack of an engineer in chief Verizon joins Ubuntu carrier advisory group Researchers find another Android attack that can get past signature checks WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. State of Servers: Full, Fast and Diverse Learn about the value being placed on integrating network and storage components, system monitoring telemetry, high-density packaging and the increased adoption of 10 Gbps Ethernet. Learn More Jonny Evans: Will Apple's iTunes Radio make Radiohead's Thom Yorke happy? There may be tough times ahead for iTunes Radio on news Radiohead front man, Thom Yorke has withdrawn tracks from streaming music service, Spotify, slamming the service for paying artists peanuts for their music. Read More Richi Jennings: Google Maps offline FAIL: Android users are revolting Oh, you wanted that functionality we removed? Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) released its updated Maps app for Android this week. But it's come under heavy criticism for removing some functionality. Most of the flamage has come from the lack of offline map storage. The huge ad broker promises a swift volte face. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers bang their heads in frustration. Read More Mobile malware, mainly aimed at Android devices, jumps 614% in a year Mobile malware attacks -- most of them aimed at Android devices -- are up six-fold since last year, an increase due mainly to the use of free mobile apps from sketchy vendors, according to studies by McAfee and Juniper Networks. Read More Ballmer unveils broad Microsoft reorganization Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled what he termed is a "far-reaching realignment" of the company designed to help Microsoft innovate faster and operate in a more coherent and holistic manner as it faces a variety of challenges from rivals big and small. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Data Center Transformation: Stepping Back to Move Forward While getting caught in the middle of competing demands is nothing new for IT leaders, the pressures being felt today are coming from more sides and with greater intensity than ever. Read Now Update: Apple colluded with book publishers on e-book prices, judge rules Apple violated antitrust laws when it colluded with publishers to set prices of e-books, a U.S. district court judge has ruled. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft has derailed for lack of an engineer in chief The tech companies that have surged since Steve Ballmer took over at Microsoft from Bill Gates are headed by engineers. Read More Verizon joins Ubuntu carrier advisory group Verizon Wireless became the first U.S. carrier to join the Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group, but it is not clear whether it will eventually promote phones running the open-source Ubuntu OS on its network. Read More Researchers find another Android attack that can get past signature checks A second vulnerability that can be exploited to modify Android apps without breaking their digital signatures has been identified and publicly documented. Read More
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