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	Intel's Bay Trail chips to hit 10 tablets, hybrids next month Intel's recently introduced Atom chips code-named Bay Trail will be in 10 tablets and hybrids by the end of November, when the holiday shopping season takes off in the U.S. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors Servers So Intelligent, They Redefine the Service Experience HP has developed new online and enhanced remote service technologies designed to capitalize on the embedded HP ProLiant Gen8 management and monitoring capabilities. The most notable of these offerings — HP Insight Online — is the industry's first comprehensive, cloud-based management and support solution. Read Now In this Issue Open letter to customers: 'You can continue to count on BlackBerry' Intel delays Broadwell chips for PCs and hybrids Lenovo joins Windows 8.1 tablet race with $299 Miix2 Amazon working with HTC on smartphones Jonny Evans: 7 power saving tips for iOS 7 Cerberus explores acquiring BlackBerry Windows Phone update is more than just a facelift Acer's Iconia W4 Windows 8.1 tablet to start at $329.99 12 tips and tools for Chromebook power users JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about Acer's C720 Chromebook iPhone 5C production cut rumors 'tell us nothing' Sony starts U.S. sales of SmartWatch 2, and Xperia Z Ultra and Z1 smartphones Windows Phone 'phablet' update opens door to tablets Richi Jennings: New iPad 5 and other stuff INCOMING WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com 5 Steps to Better Sales Performance: How to Coach Your Team In 5 Steps to Better Sales Performance we reveal the proven methods the best sales managers rely on to close the sales performance gap between average performers and All-Stars. Download now. Read now! Open letter to customers: 'You can continue to count on BlackBerry' Troubled BlackBerry started the smartphone marathon race ahead of the pack years ago, but has fallen well behind as it faces 4,500 worker layoffs, a $1 billion write-off for unsold smartphones and the likelihood of being sold off in parts. Read More Intel delays Broadwell chips for PCs and hybrids Intel has delayed production of its "Broadwell" processors due to a manufacturing glitch, something analysts say could postpone the launch of PCs and tablets based on the new chip. Read More Lenovo joins Windows 8.1 tablet race with $299 Miix2 Lenovo has entered the Windows 8.1 tablet market with the 8-in. Miix2 tablet, which starts at $299 and has an Intel Atom chip code-named Bay Trail. Read More Amazon working with HTC on smartphones It appears that Amazon will eventually produce a smartphone. The question is not if, but when. Read More Jonny Evans: 7 power saving tips for iOS 7 iOS 7 is a major step forward for Apple and its mobile devices, setting the scene for future improvements in the ecosystem. However, there have been some complaints of battery drain, so here's seven power saving tips for iOS 7. Read More Cerberus explores acquiring BlackBerry Private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management is reported to be considering a bid to acquire all of ailing BlackBerry. Read More Windows Phone update is more than just a facelift Getting Windows Phone 8 Update 3, and eventually Windows Phone 8.1, on phablets is one thing, but getting a foothold in the low-end tablet market is a bigger opportunity. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Network World Report: Getting Ahead of BYOD Organizations are being flooded with employee-owned gadgets and valiantly trying to accommodate requests to provide access to corporate resources while maintaining control enough to minimize risk and meet compliance requirements. Learn More Acer's Iconia W4 Windows 8.1 tablet to start at $329.99 Acer's much anticipated Iconia W4 tablet with Windows 8.1 will be available this month starting at $329.99 with 32GB of storage. Read More 12 tips and tools for Chromebook power users The Chromebook can be a powerful workhorse. Here's how to replace your standard laptop for work. Read More JR Raphael: Hands on: The first things you notice about Acer's C720 Chromebook Acer's new C720 Chromebook couldn't be more different from the recently released HP Chromebook 11 -- both for better and for worse. Read More iPhone 5C production cut rumors 'tell us nothing' Apple has cut orders for the iPhone 5C by between a fifth and a third, Asian sources have told the Wall Street Journal and the Reuters news service, leading some financial analysts to again argue that the company misjudged the appeal of the lower-priced smartphone. Read More Sony starts U.S. sales of SmartWatch 2, and Xperia Z Ultra and Z1 smartphones Sony on Tuesday began selling its unlocked and waterproof Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z1 smartphones in the U.S., as well as its $200 SmartWatch 2. Read More Windows Phone 'phablet' update opens door to tablets Microsoft's new update for Windows Phone 8 added support for larger phones and higher-resolution screens, a move analysts hoped would soon put the operating system onto small-sized tablets, a market Microsoft and its OEM partners have largely ignored. Read More Richi Jennings: New iPad 5 and other stuff INCOMING Apple may have a surprise or two. Apple's event on Tuesday is creating the usual speculation. New iPads are a given, but there's also talk of one or two mysterious curveballs. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers turn the chatter up to 11. Read More
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