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Comprehensive, Scalable Management for your Virtual Data Center
Managing your virtualized environment can sound difficult. With powerful virtual machine manager software, things can be much easier. Learn more about Microsoft's approach to virtual machine...
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From Danger's realm come Android's makers
Google's Andy Rubin talks nuts and bolts about the Linux-based phone software, the lessons of Sidekick, and the beauty of the iPhone.Google releases Android toolsImages: Software tools for Google...
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Hurricane Trackers: Survival tools for Smartphone, Tablet and even Desktop users
Your tablet and smartphone can be invaluable tools to help you stay out of harm's way during hurricane season.
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Android browser showdown gallery
Take part in the hunt for the perfect browser, or at least a good enough browser.
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Android, Apple iOS run away from pack: Can Windows Phone challenge at all?
If you're a challenger to the Android-Apple tag team these IDC standings are simply depressing.
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Find apps for Android tablets (screenshots)
Learn some tips and tricks for quickly locating tablet-optimized apps for your Android tablet.
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Microsoft Office for iPad and Android tablets may be coming in November
We know that Microsoft Office is coming to the iPad and rumors also now state it will be coming to Android tablets. We do not yet have an official launch date, but we may see the application in...
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Five Android apps worth paying for
Sometimes the best things in life aren't free. Here are 5 apps for Android that are worth every penny.
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Amazon adds try-before-you-buy feature to its Android Appstore app
Filling a major void in mobile app purchases, Amazon is adding its Test Drive feature to its Android Appstore app.
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Verizon taking 4 Android phones global this summer
Verizon will enable four Android phones in its line to work overseas. Only a simple OTA update for the phones listed is necessary, along with a global data plan.
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Malware charges users for free Android apps on Google Play
Android users are being tricked into paying for free apps. The malware is a new variant of the Android.Opfake family that pushes fake versions of popular Android apps to unsuspecting consumers.
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T-Mobile offers new no-contract broadband plans
T-Mobile just launched some new no annual contract mobile broadband plans in an attempt to get customers using their fast HSPA+ network. You can use tablets, mobile hotspots, and laptop sticks...
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Friday folly: HTC changes U. S. Android phones to avoid injunction
HTC has changed the Android software on its newest US phones to avoid an injunction brought by Apple.
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Google to centralize Android development and sales
According to a Wall Street Journal report, Google is going to radically shift how it works with its partners in developing and selling Android.
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Smartphones: Commoditization looms; shakeout can't be far behind
Bottom line: The smartphone race will look dramatically different a year from now. A shakeout is on the horizon.
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Android malware families nearly quadruple from 2011 to 2012
F-Secure has found that between Q1 2011 and Q1 2012, the number of Android malware families has increased from 10 to 37, and the number of malicious Android APKs has increased from 139 to 3,069.
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San Francisco hates your startup: SceneTap
San Francisco denizens are angry that facial-detection cameras placed in bars by nightlife startup app SceneTap go live on Friday.
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Google: No 'shred of evidence' Android team saw Sun's patents
Google followed up with its closing arguments in phase two of the trial, reiterating that it had no knowledge of Sun's patent portfolio.
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Will the Google Chrome Web browser come to Apple's iPads and iPhones?
A firm of business analysts speculates that it would be great if Google's Chrome Web browser were to come to iOS devices. Will it? Will Apple let it?
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The Android dilemma: Too much choice, yet not enough
Android is everywhere and that's a good thing, except the one you want is often not where you can get it.
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Average Mobile Worker Carries 3.5 Devices. Here's the Downside.
Recent statistics from Wi-Fi network provider iPass show both how unwired today's mobile workers are, and how much of a security risk they may be posing.
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