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	The case for an iPad Pro Apple will move upmarket to an iPad Pro tablet, perhaps this year, as it faces pressure from Android device makers searching for profits, an analyst said today. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Verizon Wireless   As Data Grows, IT and Business Turn to Cloud Businesses are choosing the cloud to help control IT costs, build and deploy applications quickly, and more easily expand the size and scale of their infrastructures. Despite these benefits, however, moving to the cloud also involves challenges. Learn More In this Issue New types of RAM could revolutionize your PC Richi Jennings: CES 2014 preview roundup: Daft Technologic Punks in Vegas (baby) Sharky: Maybe an expert witness is just not what you want Ford builds solar-powered car LG's curved 4K OLED TVs coming to CES Lenovo drops 4K monitor prices with $799 ThinkVision Pro2840m MediaTek to demo chipsets for LTE, wearables and 4K TVs at CES Acer's $1,100 Android all-in-one shows stunning visuals NASA reschedules Cygnus launch for Jan. 7 10 great places for techies to 'pay it forward' (you can too!) Jonny Evans: iFixit hints Apple's DIY expansion plan for Mac Pro upgrades Google's 4K video format to hit TVs, mobile devices, PCs Consumer tech spending will see small contraction in 2014 WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp   Key Considerations When Evaluating Cloud-integrated Storage Read this paper to hear Mark Peters, Senior Analyst at ESG, discuss: - An overview of the Cloud-integrated Storage (CiS) marketplace - Critical considerations for choosing a CiS solution - Perspectives on where the market is headed Learn More New types of RAM could revolutionize your PC New chips that blur the line between computer memory and storage are starting to move beyond niche applications and could change how we use PCs, an industry analyst said Sunday. Read More   Richi Jennings: CES 2014 preview roundup: Daft Technologic Punks in Vegas (baby) What will happen in Vegas? And will it stay there? At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, there's something for everyone. Connected, simplified, biometric gadgets are in focus in today's roundup. But beware plunging prices, as emerging markets... well... emerge. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers sample the wares in sin city. Your humble blogwatcher wrote it, cut it, pasted it, saved it -- curating these bloggy bits for your entertainment. Read More   Sharky: Maybe an expert witness is just not what you want This pilot fish does consulting work for a family-operated tour company for a decade, and when it goes bankrupt he figures that's that. But a year after it goes bust, he gets a call from the company's owner. Read More   Ford builds solar-powered car Ford plans to unveil at the Consumer Electronics Show next week an hybrid concept car that runs primarily on solar power. Read More   LG's curved 4K OLED TVs coming to CES A 77-inch television with a curved screen and resolution four times better than today's high-definition TV will be a centerpiece of LG Electronics' product line-up at next week's International CES in Las Vegas. Read More   Lenovo drops 4K monitor prices with $799 ThinkVision Pro2840m Lenovo wants to bring 4K to the masses with the aggressively priced US$799 ThinkVision 2840m monitor. Read More   WEBCAST: Mitel Networks Realizing the Value of Unified Communications This Knowledge Vault Exchange, sponsored by Mitel, is your one-stop resource center for everything UC—from scoping the landscape to building a winning business case and choosing the right solution. You'll find videos, social media and a host of other resources. Learn More MediaTek to demo chipsets for LTE, wearables and 4K TVs at CES MediaTek is planning to show off its latest chipsets for LTE smartphones with wireless charging, wearables and 4K TVs at the International CES trade show in Las Vegas next week. Read More   Acer's $1,100 Android all-in-one shows stunning visuals Acer's going beyond conventional high-definition with its latest all-in-one PC, which at a list price of US$1,099.99, is one of the most expensive Android devices available. Read More   NASA reschedules Cygnus launch for Jan. 7 After a postponement last month, NASA has rescheduled the launch of a commercial cargo ship that will carry nearly 3,000 pounds of supplies to the International Space Station next week. Read More   10 great places for techies to 'pay it forward' (you can too!) Why not kick off the New Year by putting your awesome IT skills to work for the greater good? Here are just a few of the many organizations that can use techie assistance. Read More   Jonny Evans: iFixit hints Apple's DIY expansion plan for Mac Pro upgrades The Mac Pro shows Apple is listening to its professional customers. The system delivers power and performance while being the most easily upgradable Apple system of 2013. On price it competes with the highest spec Windows systems. Read More   Google's 4K video format to hit TVs, mobile devices, PCs Google is working with hardware makers so TVs, smartphones and PCs can play 4K content from YouTube and other streaming services while consuming almost half the bandwidth required by high-definition videos today. Read More   Consumer tech spending will see small contraction in 2014 Lower average selling prices for millions of new smartphones and tablets will help keep the global market for technology in 2014 at 1% below the levels of last year, according to the Consumer Electronics Association. Read More
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