OEMs, Intel making big mistake with dual-OS devices

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	OEMs, Intel making big mistake with two-headed, dual-OS devices OEMs and Intel risk damaging both the Android and Windows ecosystems if they go through with plans to sell devices able to run software from both worlds, an analyst argued today. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP ArcSight   Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management The security information and event management (SIEM) market is defined by the customer's need to analyze security event data in real time for internal and external threat management, and to collect, store, analyze and report on log data for incident response, forensics and regulatory compliance. Learn More In this Issue Global IT spending will grow only slightly in 2014 to $3.8T SanDisk boosts wireless memory with 64GB Connect drive AT&T expands smart car role Video: CES 2014: Huawei's Ascend Mate2 in two minutes HP sees future of laptops in Pro X2 410 hybrid NASA postpones cargo spacecraft launch due to cold Oracle thinks global with its social media analysis software D-Link and Netgear extend wireless range of 802.11ac networks Jay Cline: Is privacy dead? Security Manager's Journal: Target breach unleashes fresh scams Making wearable devices gets easier with Freescale's Warp development kit Ubuntu 13.10 takes aim at Microsoft, Apple, Google Google, auto companies to bring Android to cars Chevy's 2015 Corvette Stingray to get telemetry recorder Roku thinks outside the box, builds into TVs STMicroelectronics' new chips can handle 4K video streaming Sharp shows off Q+, billed as highest-res full HD TV available Jonny Evans: Apple is very, very serious about iPhone photography Preston Gralla: Windows Phone growth stalls in the U.S. and China; trouble lies ahead WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   Cloud benefits for the IT Service Management Market BMC explores how the right IT Service Management approach can drive user satisfaction and organizational success. Learn More Global IT spending will grow only slightly in 2014 to $3.8T Read More   SanDisk boosts wireless memory with 64GB Connect drive SanDisk showed off a 64GB version of its Connect Wireless Flash Drive at the 2014 International CES show on Monday, an upgrade to a small drive announced last July that lets users send data such as photos and videos across platforms via Wi-Fi. Read More   AT&T expands smart car role AT&T, making sure that auto makers don't get all the credit for the smart cars of the future, called attention to AT&T's wireless network that will connect cars to powerful apps, content and data on distant servers. Read More   Video: CES 2014: Huawei's Ascend Mate2 in two minutes With a massive 6.1-inch screen, the Ascend Mate2 boast two-day battery life and the ability to charge other devices. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb. Read More   HP sees future of laptops in Pro X2 410 hybrid Hewlett-Packard believes the future of laptops lies in the form of "converged" devices like the Pro X2 410 hybrid, which is a tablet bundled with a detachable keyboard. Read More   NASA postpones cargo spacecraft launch due to cold NASA has postponed tomorrow's scheduled launch of a commercial cargo mission to resupply the International Space Station for at least a day because of dangerously cold weather in Virginia. Read More   Oracle thinks global with its social media analysis software Oracle has broadened the number of languages its social media analysis software supports, in a bid to appeal to enterprises with operations and customers across the world. Read More   D-Link and Netgear extend wireless range of 802.11ac networks D-Link and Netgear have both announced so-called range extenders to improve the coverage of Wi-Fi networks based on the 802.11ac specification. Read More   Jay Cline: Is privacy dead? Revelations in 2013 about NSA surveillance and the power of big-data analytics suggest the age of privacy is over. But a new 'privacy death index' places us far from the tipping point. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems   Comprehensive Security: Cisco Catalyst 2960 Series With a rich and comprehensive set of security features, Cisco Catalyst 2960-X and 2960-XR Series Switches can help you address networking megatrends such as bring your own device (BYOD), mobility, and IPv6 transition. Dive deep into the security features these switches provide. Read now >> Security Manager's Journal: Target breach unleashes fresh scams Scammers are nothing if not innovative. It just goes to show that the best defense is an educated workforce. Read More   Making wearable devices gets easier with Freescale's Warp development kit Freescale Semiconductor wants users to develop and test their own wearable devices with a mini-computer. Read More   Ubuntu 13.10 takes aim at Microsoft, Apple, Google Ubuntu is moving into the rarified class of operating systems that cover x86/x64 clients and servers, ARM-based tablets/smartphones, and commodity cloud instances. Meaning that it's taking on everybody from Microsoft to Red Hat to Apple and Google. Read More   Google, auto companies to bring Android to cars Google has teamed up with several auto manufacturers with the goal of bringing Android to cars by the end of this year. Read More   Chevy's 2015 Corvette Stingray to get telemetry recorder Chevrolet will offer owners of its new 2015 Corvette Stingray a high-tech system that's a cross between a dash-cam and a flight data recorder. Read More   Roku thinks outside the box, builds into TVs Forget a Roku streaming video box: this year the company is building its famous video streaming service directly into televisions. Read More   STMicroelectronics' new chips can handle 4K video streaming Makers of cable boxes and video streaming devices will soon have the option of delivering 4K video with STMicroelectronics' new chips, which will decode the emerging HEVC video codec and support the HDMI 2.0 video delivery specification. Read More   Sharp shows off Q+, billed as highest-res full HD TV available Resolution fanatics hoping that 4K TVs will become cheaper got some welcome news from Sharp on Monday when it unveiled its Aquos 4K Ultra HD, with 60- and 70-inch versions priced at USD$4,999.99 and $5,999.99, respectively. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple is very, very serious about iPhone photography The way I'm hearing it, Apple's very serious about photography, specifically it is working hard to make sure the best camera you always want with you will be your iPhone, even if it is not already. Read More   Preston Gralla: Windows Phone growth stalls in the U.S. and China; trouble lies ahead Windows Phone still can't gain traction in the U.S. and China, despite good sales in Europe, the latest sales figures show. And without growth in the two largest smartphone markets, the platform can't succeed, warns a prominent analyst. Read More
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