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	With BYOD smartphones on the rise, IT headaches will become migraines | Lenovo's IBM server deal mimics multi-market growth strategy used by Samsung and others
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	Fear of Glass   Google Glass is just the latest technological advance to elicit fear and dread in some quarters, including law enforcement. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp   Driving Growth and Innovation Ixia chose Nasuni for its innovative scaling and data sharing capabilities. Using Nasuni, Ixia is able to quickly absorb new entities and support a global developer team with fast, convenient access to information. Learn More In this Issue With BYOD smartphones on the rise, IT headaches will become migraines Lenovo's IBM server deal mimics multi-market growth strategy used by Samsung and others 24 milestones in the Mac's 30-year history INSIDER Macbook Pro delivers blazing speed in Gigabit Wi-Fi test Microsoft grows revenue, improves profits in Q2, helped by Xbox, enterprise products Microsoft grows revenue, improves profits in Q2 BlackBerry moves to block sales of Typo keyboard Microsoft lost money on each Surface sold last quarter Richi Jennings: Apple iPhone 6 rumors rounded up by Richi: Phablets ahoy! WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   A Giant Leap Forward in Delivering Data Services Today's users expect instantaneous response and 100 percent up-time. At the same time, we are in the midst of the Big Data era where the volume , velocity and variety of data being generated on a daily basis is creating unprecedented information management challenges. View Now With BYOD smartphones on the rise, IT headaches will become migraines The bring-your-own-device trend will only get more nerve-wracking for IT managers in 2014 because of the 30% annual growth expected for smartphones purchased under a BYOD approach, and the further emergence of Windows Phone as a third platform behind Android and iOS. Read More   Lenovo's IBM server deal mimics multi-market growth strategy used by Samsung and others Lenovo's deal to buy IBM's x86 server business for $2.3 billion gives the Beijing company another tech segment where it can expand beyond PCs, smartphones, tablets and smart TVs. Read More   24 milestones in the Mac's 30-year history Today marks the 30th anniversary of the arrival of the now-iconic Apple Macintosh computer. Columnist Ryan Faas looks back over the past three decades at some of the highlights and lowlights of the Mac's -- and Apple's -- evolution. Read More     INSIDER Macbook Pro delivers blazing speed in Gigabit Wi-Fi test   Gigabit Wi-Fi is starting to appear in mobile devices, so we got our hands on three smartphones and two laptops running the 802.11ac standard and put them to the test. Though you won't see anywhere near Gigabit speeds in real-world environments, our testing proves that 802.11ac can offer increased throughput over 802.11n. Read More     WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Hadoop for Dummies Today, organizations in every industry are being showered with imposing quantities of new information. Along with traditional sources, many more data channels and categories now exist. Collectively, these vastly larger information volumes and new assets are known as Big Data. View Now Microsoft grows revenue, improves profits in Q2, helped by Xbox, enterprise products A big jump in sales in Microsoft's consumer hardware devices unit, which includes its Xbox gaming console and Surface tablets, helped the company grow its revenue 14 percent and slightly improve profits year-on-year in its second fiscal quarter. Read More   Microsoft grows revenue, improves profits in Q2 A big jump in sales in Microsoft's consumer hardware devices unit, which includes its Xbox gaming console and Surface tablets, helped the company grow its revenue 14 percent and slightly improve profits year-on-year in its second fiscal quarter. Read More   BlackBerry moves to block sales of Typo keyboard BlackBerry has asked a California court to block U.S. sales of the Typo keyboard, an add-on keyboard for the iPhone that BlackBerry says is an "obvious knock-off" of the keyboards on its phones. Read More   Microsoft lost money on each Surface sold last quarter   Microsoft lost $39 million last quarter selling its Surface tablets, the company acknowledged in filings today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Read More   Richi Jennings: Apple iPhone 6 rumors rounded up by Richi: Phablets ahoy!   iPhone 5S still too small, supposedly. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is expected to launch the iPhone 6 later this year. And it's going to be big. Literally. The deep-throated rumor-mongers are saying that there'll be two models, both with bigger screens than today's units. We're also hearing that Cupertino is ditching the plastic (again). In IT Blogwatch, bloggers realize that iPhone-release-rumor season is upon up once more. Read More
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