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	Amazon working on a 'Smith' phone with 3D eye tracking Amazon is reportedly building a smartphone with 3D eye-tracking ability. Read More WHITE PAPER: Moovweb The Next Generation of Mobile In this tech dossier from Moovweb, learn about responsive web delivery, an approach to mobile development that can reduce costs and increase agility so companies can build great mobile solutions without the big rewrite of their existing sites. Read now! In this Issue A breakup may be on the horizon for BlackBerry Does your phone need a phone of its own? HTC's first net loss in a decade could signal its collapse in two years Darlene Storm: Jelly Bean is crowned king as alleged Android 4.4 Kitkat screenshots leak JR Raphael: Hands on: 7 cool things about the Galaxy Note 3 Preston Gralla: Does Microsoft's offer to HTC mean Windows Phone will become a freebie for all? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Enterprise Mobility Management Tech Seminar Free Registration - Enterprise Mobility Management Seminar Attend this one day event and discover ways to balance security risks against the rising importance of empowering your workforce. Plus learn how to navigate the potential legal minefield of privacy concerns. And get mobile app distribution strategies, including using enterprise app stores. November 14, 2013. W Dallas - Victory Hotel. Register now. A breakup may be on the horizon for BlackBerry BlackBerry's likely buyer, Fairfax Financial Holdings, faces a tough road after the close of the $4.7 billion deal, with many analysts saying its only option is to break up the company. Read More Does your phone need a phone of its own? Phablets -- those smartphones almost as big a tablet -- are great, but it can be hard to get them out of a pocket or purse. Help is on the way in the form of tiny, phone-like devices that use Bluetooth to let you talk on the phone without holding a phablet up to your ear. Read More HTC's first net loss in a decade could signal its collapse in two years HTC's net loss of $101 million for the third quarter as reported Thursday might not sound all that traumatic, but in today's fiercely competitive smartphone market it could signal the beginning of the end for the phone maker. Read More WEBCAST: Dell Wyse and VMware Accelerating Time to Value with Desktop Virtualization With today's dispersed and mobile workforce, many companies are turning to desktop virtualization to keep pace with computing requirements. But it takes best practices and trusted partners to more quickly and cost-effectively deliver value. View Now Darlene Storm: Jelly Bean is crowned king as alleged Android 4.4 Kitkat screenshots leak As Jelly Bean is crowned king in October, running on almost half of all Androids, alleged screenshots of 4.4 KitKat show an early build with new features and apps. Read More JR Raphael: Hands on: 7 cool things about the Galaxy Note 3 Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is big, bold, and brimming with features -- and some of them are actually pretty interesting. Read More Preston Gralla: Does Microsoft's offer to HTC mean Windows Phone will become a freebie for all? Microsoft's offer to give HTC Windows Phone software for free or close to it may well mean that Microsoft is taking a page from Google's Android playbook -- give away the software to all device makers, and make money off consumers via advertising and services. Read More
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