Look, ma, no hands! 9 mounts for mobile devices

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	Look, ma, no hands! 9 mounts for mobile devices On the desk or on the go, it is often inconvenient -- and sometimes dangerous -- to have to hold your smartphone or tablet. These mounts for your car, office or home let you drive, work or play hands-free. Read More WEBCAST: SAP Bring Mobile Innovation to your Enterprise. With the mobility revolution well underway, CIO's and Line of Business owners are faced with the struggle to develop a winning mobile strategy. In this exclusive SAP KnowledgeVault Exchange, find out how to give your company an edge by developing a secure, future-proof mobile strategy. Learn More In this Issue No-contract mobile plans compared: Verizon Edge, AT&T Next, T-Mobile Jump Next-gen Nexus 7 to have two cameras, Qualcomm processor Long-term review: Apple's newest MacBook Air continues to impress HP, NEC to develop next-generation x86 servers AMD continues to move toward profitability Novell serves up enterprise printing for BYOD era Apple acquires Locationary for local listings Panasonic pleads guilty to laptop battery pack price fixing This is your brain on LED WEBCAST: Workday, Inc. Cloud: Uniting people, technology, and information. Managing HR and financial information in the modern business requires efficient business practices and technology. Learn how leveraging the cloud allows you to unify financial and HR data; visualize data with cloud analytics and improve productivity with flexible configuration. View Now No-contract mobile plans compared: Verizon Edge, AT&T Next, T-Mobile Jump Hot on the heels of T-Mobile and AT&T, Verizon on Thursday announced Verizon Edge, a new plan that lets you switch your smartphone or tablet as quickly as every six months. Read More Next-gen Nexus 7 to have two cameras, Qualcomm processor The second-generation 7-in. Nexus 7 tablet, which Google may unveil next week, includes two cameras and is expected to run Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean), according to leaked photos and video. Read More Long-term review: Apple's newest MacBook Air continues to impress When it comes to style, the new model looks exactly like its predecessor. This year's changes are all beneath the surface -- and are uniformly good, says Michael deAgonia. Read More HP, NEC to develop next-generation x86 servers Hewlett Packard and Japan's NEC will expand their existing partnership to develop high-end x86-based servers for cloud and Web applications. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Give Your Users What They Want with Cloud and Mobile Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Time: 2:00 PM EDT You will learn: - How moving to the cloud can help accelerate mobile adoption in your organization. - The benefits of combining the power of cloud with the freedom and functionality of mobile. Learn More. AMD continues to move toward profitability Advanced Micro Devices hopes for financial stability after years of struggles, but analysts said that a volatile PC market could derail the chip designer's progress. Read More Novell serves up enterprise printing for BYOD era Seeking a foothold in more enterprises running Microsoft software, Novell has introduced an application to streamline the process of connecting employees to workspace printers, even if they are using non-Microsoft computers and mobile devices, such as iPhones. Read More Apple acquires Locationary for local listings Apple has acquired Locationary, a start-up based in Toronto that provides a platform for aggregating and managing local business listings. Read More Panasonic pleads guilty to laptop battery pack price fixing Panasonic and its subsidiary Sanyo have agreed to plead guilty to price fixing conspiracies involving laptop battery cells and automotive parts. They will pay a total of $56.5 million in criminal fines, the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) said. Read More This is your brain on LED When sculpture, science and tech come together, you sometimes end up with a 15-foot tall LED-lit brain. Read More
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