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	6 Top Enterprise Workgroup Printers Is your office paperless? Didn't think so. Consider one of these six printers, then, for the workgroups in your enterprise. Read More WHITE PAPER: Axeda Corporation The Business Case for Machine-to-Machine Initiatives In this white paper, Axeda presents examples of M2M value propositions and defines an ROI model for building a business case and tracking results related to M2M initiatives. This paper uses real-world customer results and a set of key metrics to help executives and managers understand the return they should expect when investing in M2M. Learn More In this Issue USB SuperSpeed will relegate Thunderbolt to a niche Intel to ship open-source Galileo 2.0 computer soon Autodesk extends Spark software for 3-D printing Samsung set to unveil colorful Android tablets HTC One Mini 2 adds high-resolution front camera Samsung Chromebook 2 review: Compelling -- but not without compromise SanDisk ships its first self-encrypting SSDs AT&T to activate HD Voice over 4G LTE in four states on May 23 Samsung Galaxy S5 first month's sales top those of S4 Evan Schuman: Killer robots? What could go wrong? Oh, yeah ... BlackBerry opens its smartphone management to rivals PODCAST: PC Connection | Cisco | Intel® Building Tomorrow's Infrastructure Listen to this podcast to discover how Crider Foods worked with PC Connection to update their IT infrastructure, while maintaining compliance and control. PC Connection's experts helped Crider deploy Cisco UCS with Intel® Xeon® processors as part of their total data center overhaul. Learn More USB SuperSpeed will relegate Thunderbolt to a niche With new specs increasing USB's throughput to 10Gbps, its power up to 100 watts and its cable to a reversible design, Thunderbolt's future could be dim. Read More Intel to ship open-source Galileo 2.0 computer soon Intel will ship the second-generation Galileo open-source computer soon, as the company tries to reach a larger crowd of enthusiasts and do-it-yourselfers. Read More Autodesk extends Spark software for 3-D printing Autodesk announced Wednesday an open software platform for 3-D printing called Spark, which will be open and freely licensable to manufacturers and others. Read More Samsung set to unveil colorful Android tablets Samsung Electronics has sent out invitations to a June 12 event in New York, at which the company is expected to launch new Android tablets. Read More HTC One Mini 2 adds high-resolution front camera HTC is hoping the design and the ability to take high-resolution selfies with a 5-megapixel front camera will make its One Mini 2 a hit. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Cloud Computing for Midsize Business Read this paper to see what IBM discovered about how companies like yours are adopting, implementing and using cloud computing solutions. Learn about the current rate of adoption, as well as drivers, barriers, and considerations that are influencing the adoption of cloud computing. Learn More Samsung Chromebook 2 review: Compelling -- but not without compromise Samsung's Chromebook 2 has a distinctive design and a roomy 1080p display, but it also has some meaningful drawbacks compared to other devices. Read More SanDisk ships its first self-encrypting SSDs SanDisk today announced its SanDisk X300s SSD line-up, which uses TCG Opal 2.0 and Microsoft Encrypted Hard Drive hardware-based encryption, coupled with a new SSD administration dashboard. Read More AT&T to activate HD Voice over 4G LTE in four states on May 23 AT&T will introduce a high-definition voice service over its LTE network in parts of four Midwest states on May 23, the carrier announced today. Read More Samsung Galaxy S5 first month's sales top those of S4 Despite mixed reviews from critics, Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone is proving to be another hit for the company, with 11 million of the phones sold in the first month of launch. Read More Evan Schuman: Killer robots? What could go wrong? Oh, yeah ... The UN wants to talk about killer robots as 'conventional weapons.' Someone needs to learn the IT facts of life: If something can go wrong, it will. Read More BlackBerry opens its smartphone management to rivals BlackBerry is allowing rivals AirWatch, Citrix, SAP and IBM to directly manage its smartphones with the Blackberry 10 operating system as part of its strategy to open up management of its devices to third parties. Read More
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