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	Dell launches four new tablets -- all on Intel chips Dell introduced four new low-cost tablets on Wednesday that run on Intel processors, shutting out ARM-based processors from its launch, even for Dell's Android machines. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Driving End-to-End Mobile Application Life-Cycle Management Application deployment complexity and an explosion of business reliance on mobile applications are driving demand for targeted, collaborative, and agile application life-cycle management (ALM). Read Now! In this Issue Smartphone vendors target BYOD enterprises Sharon Gaudin: Scientists getting closer to building Star Wars-like lightsabers HP downsizes new business laptops Jonny Evans: Opinion: If you can't win, cheat. The Samsung/Apple story Japanese start-up plans hydrogen fuel cell for 2014 HP says open sourcing SDNs is wrong Dell updates private cloud to become PCI compliant Intel supplies open-source Galileo computer with Quark chip, targets DIY crowd Toyota expands electric-vehicle sharing program JR Raphael: Note 3 in the real world: The first things you notice about Samsung's new phone Sharp gives health check-ups a futuristic touch Samsung wants to connect Galaxy Gear smartwatch to TVs WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Cloud-based UC: A Foundation for Business Transformation CIOs are turning to cloud-based UC to reduce IT costs and focus resources on projects that deliver the greatest strategic advantages. Read Now Smartphone vendors target BYOD enterprises Smartphone vendors have rekindled their infatuation with enterprises as the consumer segment fizzles; this week's exhibit is the launch of LG Electronics' Gate, which separates users' professional and private lives through virtualization. Read More Sharon Gaudin: Scientists getting closer to building Star Wars-like lightsabers A group of MIT and Harvard scientists took a big step toward being able to build a real-life lightsaber.  Read More HP downsizes new business laptops Hewlett-Packard is taking the heft and bulk out of its EliteBook and ProBook business laptops, and powering them with the latest processors from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices. Read More Jonny Evans: Opinion: If you can't win, cheat. The Samsung/Apple story Samsung will stop at nothing in its attempt to seize and secure smartphone industry dominance: questionable design ethics; FRAND abuse and gamed benchmark scores are now joined by that firm's misuse of confidential legal documents as the Android army's leading light goes thermonuclear in its battle with iOS. Read More Japanese start-up plans hydrogen fuel cell for 2014 A Japanese start-up says it has finessed a technology that could finally make consumer-grade fuel cells a reality. If successful, the company, Aquafairy, would create a business where many much larger companies have failed. Read More HP says open sourcing SDNs is wrong Vendors such as Juniper Networks that are open sourcing their SDN controllers are pursuing a wrongheaded strategy that misses the point of the technology, HP officials said this week. Read More WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL Anatomy Of A CyberAttack As the severity of cyber-attacks continues to grow, it pays to know the strategies cyber-criminals use to attack your network, the types of malware they favor and the tools you need to stop them. Read our new e-book "The Anatomy of a Cyber-Attack" to learn the latest strategies cyber-criminals are using. Read Now Dell updates private cloud to become PCI compliant Looking to solidify its refocused efforts on private cloud platforms, Dell today rolled out new features to improve security and manageability of its offerings. Read More Intel supplies open-source Galileo computer with Quark chip, targets DIY crowd With its first computer based on the extremely low-power Quark processor, Intel is tapping into the 'maker' community to figure out ways the new chip could be best used. Read More Toyota expands electric-vehicle sharing program Toyota added a new concept electric vehicle to its Hamo car sharing project, which lets users rent electric cars by the minute. Read More JR Raphael: Note 3 in the real world: The first things you notice about Samsung's new phone What's the Galaxy Note 3 actually like to use in the real world? Here are some initial impressions of Samsung's new plus-sized phone. Read More Sharp gives health check-ups a futuristic touch Putting a futuristic spin on the basic elements of a health check-up, Japan's Sharp has developed a sort of healthcare pod that allows people to look cool while their vital signs are measured. Read More Samsung wants to connect Galaxy Gear smartwatch to TVs Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Gear smartwatch is seen as an extension of the smartphone, but research is under way to see how the wearable device could work with electronics such as TVs. Read More
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