Secure smartphones are nice, but not enough

	Gear Fit: Samsung strikes again with its 'build one of any device' plan | Android takes 62% share of tablet market in 2013; Apple's share declines
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	Secure smartphones are nice, but not enough In the past week, two new ultra secure smartphones have been in the news. One is called the Blackphone. The other is called the Black phone. The difference in their names is a space. Here's what we know about the two most secure smartphones ever created. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Enterprise DEMO Enterprise: New Tech Solving Big Problems Technologies from cloud computing, mobile, and big data to sensor networks, 3D printing, and robotics are changing the landscape for enterprises large and small. Attend DEMO Enterprise, April 3 in SF for an eye-opening array of products solving big problems for business. Special offer to newsletter subscribers, register and save 40%. In this Issue Gear Fit: Samsung strikes again with its 'build one of any device' plan Android takes 62% share of tablet market in 2013; Apple's share declines AT&T eyes Florida, Alabama for shift away from traditional phone service Tip of the Hat: Unanswered questions in Boeing Black specs Preston Gralla: Microsoft makes it official: We're all in with Android JR Raphael: In depth: Meet the new Samsung Chromebook 2 WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Must-have capabilities for today's warehouse environment Speed, simplicity and affordability: 3 capabilities businesses need from their warehousing environment. IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration gives organizations a complete, multipurpose environment to rapidly distill insight from their data, make timely decisions and capitalize on opportunities View Now Gear Fit: Samsung strikes again with its 'build one of any device' plan Samsung was already on the path to global domination of the smartphone and tablet market when it unveiled another truckload of devices last week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Read More Android takes 62% share of tablet market in 2013; Apple's share declines Android and Samsung Electronics were the big winners in the tablet market last year, as sales grew by 68%, according to Gartner. Read More AT&T eyes Florida, Alabama for shift away from traditional phone service A rural Alabama town and a suburban area of Florida may be on the cutting edge of a historic shift away from traditional circuit-switched phone service, if AT&T wins approval to run trials in those areas. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Moving to Hybrid Cloud: Top 5 Considerations Here are the top five considerations to keep in mind as you begin evaluating hybrid cloud for your workloads. Learn more! Tip of the Hat: Unanswered questions in Boeing Black specs This week's posting of specifications for the secure Boeing Black smartphone brought out references to the old Mission Impossible television show and other fictional spy heroes. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft makes it official: We're all in with Android Any doubt that Microsoft sees Android as an important part of its future should be erased with a just-announced deal with an Indian handset maker to manufacture dual-boot Windows-Android phones, and with Microsoft asking HTC to include Windows Phone as a dual boot option on its Android phones. That's on top of Nokia's new line of low-cost Windows Phone devices. Is this a way to extend Windows Phone's life, or an admission of the platform's failure? Read More JR Raphael: In depth: Meet the new Samsung Chromebook 2 Samsung's getting back into the Chromebook game with its new Chromebook 2 laptops. Here's a detailed look at the devices and what they have to offer. Read More
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