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	The coolest smartphone not made by Apple is coming to America Yota, the Russian smartphone maker with the dual-screen phone, announced this week that it will bring its YotaPhone 2 to the U.S. through an Indiegogo campaign to raise $50,000 to pay for certifications and regulatory fees in North America. Read More WHITE PAPER: Emulex Corp Enhance the Performance of Content Delivery Networks Content delivery service providers and TV broadcasters move vast amounts of audio, video and mixed-media information, both internally and out to consumers. Network Visibility Product solutions ensure performance. Learn more In this Issue 12 lesser-known Apple Watch tips and tricks you should know INSIDER 4 new access points deliver super-fast Wi-Fi Apple spreads Force Touch trackpad to 15-in. MacBook Pro The wacky transportation of Maker Faire Dell aims new printers at the cloud How the iPad can get its groove back WHITE PAPER: Brocade Communications Systems, Inc The Shadow IT Gap and how to close it In the Network World Report "New IP—Closing the Shadow IT Gap" you can see how to use the principles of the New IP to radically scale, accelerate, and enhance service delivery while evolving your network on your terms and timeframe. View Now>> 12 lesser-known Apple Watch tips and tricks you should know It can even tell the time!Nearly four weeks after the Apple Watch first launched, it seems that Apple has finally gotten a grasp on supply issues. With the pool of Apple Watch users growing each and every week, it's high time that we focus on some of the cooler and lesser-known features of Apple's new wearable. While some basic features like checking text messages or answering calls are pretty well known, the Apple Watch, as with most Apple products, houses a number of compelling features underneath the surface which serve to make the device all the more useful.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER 4 new access points deliver super-fast Wi-Fi Continuing our ongoing series of 802.11ac reviews, we put four new access points to the test, bringing our total to 13. This time around, we looked at products from Linksys, Xclaim, Amped and ZyXel, using the same test-bed and methods as our last review.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More : New Relic Survey Report: Data Culture in Software Development New insight into how companies are using data to drive customer experience. View now Apple spreads Force Touch trackpad to 15-in. MacBook Pro Apple today refreshed the 15-in. MacBook Pro, adding its new Force Touch trackpad to the laptop to match the move made in March on the smaller 13-in. model. Prices for the 15-in. MacBook Pro remained unchanged: $1,999 for the configuration with a 2.2GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor and 256GB of flash storage; $2,499 for the notebook powered by a quad-core 2.5GHz Core i7 and 512GB of storage space on the SSD (solid-state drive). Against expectations going back to last year, Apple eschewed Intel's latest generation "Broadwell" architecture, the more power-efficient processors made using a 14-nanometer fabrication process, and stayed with the 22-nanometer "Haswell" CPUs.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More The wacky transportation of Maker Faire Video Read More WHITE PAPER: Unitrends Six Fairy Tales of VMware and Hyper-V Backup Cinderella. Snow White. Hansel and Gretal. These famous fairy tales have one thing in common - they are fiction. In this paper we explore six fairy tales of VMware and Hyper-V backup. View Now. Dell aims new printers at the cloud Dell is taking its printers to the cloud as people increasingly use smartphones and tablets to access remote documents.The company says that it is readying new printers and related software tools designed to make printing documents from PCs, mobile devices and virtual desktops easy and secure.The new printers include the US$329 E525W color multifunction printer and three monochrome printers starting at $179. They’re targeted at consumers and small businesses, and will be released later this month. Later this year, Dell will launch F-series printers for larger commercial customers, said Orlando Lacayo, global product line manager at Dell.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More How the iPad can get its groove back Back in 2010, the iPad represented a sort of mystical missing piece meant to bridge two very different words. On one side, the ultra-mobile iPhone offered great potential despite its limits, and on the other, the powerful Mac had a mature capable platform but was nowhere near as portable. The iPad was meant to fit between them, offering a desktop-style experience in a mobile package. To say the iPad was a hit is an understatement. It instantly became the fastest product to reach every major milestone all the way up to 250 million sales–no small feat when you consider it followed things like the iPod, iPhone and iMac. Even now, the iPad is still the quickest seller in Apple’s history.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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