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	Sony hopes new Xperia Z5 Premium will wow with 4K screen Sony is hoping the Xperia Z5 Premium’s 4K screen and 23-megapixel camera are a winning combination as it looks for a way to turn around its ailing smartphone fortunes. It showed the Xperia Z5 Premium along with the Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact at an event in Berlin on Wednesday. Because the Z5 Premium won’t go on sale until November, Sony had to come up with something special to differentiate it from high-end smartphones running Android that went on sale seven months or more prior. In the end, the company decided to go for a 4K screen. Smartphones with 4K screens have been rumored for some time, but Sony is the first to introduce one. The Z5 Premium has a 5.5-inch screen with 2160 x 3840 pixels. That will, at least on paper, help separate in from competing products with 1440 x 2560 pixel screens.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat, Dell & SAP Agility, Simplicity, Modernization CIOs today have more responsibility than ever to fulfilling business: increasing revenue growth, reducing operating costs and driving productivity improvements. Read how vendors are creating state-of-the-art systems to accommodate these systems in one solution. Learn More In this Issue iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C Hands-on: It'll take a lot to beat the style of the Huawei Watch Ready or not, ultra HD is here In smartwatches, Sony stays subdued while LG goes glitz : APC by Schneider Electric eGuide: Data Center Efficiency In this eGuide, Computerworld, CIO, and Network World examine recent trends and issues related to data center efficiency. Read on to learn how a more efficient data center can make a difference in your organization. Learn More iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C Macworld UK It probably really is time to switch the name of this round-up to the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6S Plus rumor rollup since those will almost surely be the names of what’s coming next from Apple on the smartphone front, but before long, it’ll be back to slinging iPhone 7 scuttlebutt anyway.Apple officially issued invites this past week to a Sept. 9 event in San Francisco that is presumed to be for the unveiling of the iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus and maaaaaybe, an iPhone 6C. The invite suggests that Siri might be able to give us a hint about the news, but when asked, Siri simply directs you to the Apple website, and you can guess how helpful that is. When we asked Siri specifically if she could give us a hint, Apple's smart voice tech suggested: "Look deep within yourself and you will find the answer."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems SDN: An Emerging Reality Are you analyzing the potential value SDN offers? You're not alone. A 2015 survey revealed that 36% of IT leaders are doing the same. This Network World Digital Spotlight highlights how SDN will be implemented, key problems SDNs address, adoption inhibitors, integration concerns, the role OpenFlow will (or will not) play. Learn More Hands-on: It'll take a lot to beat the style of the Huawei Watch Video Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Denial of Service Attacks Organizations need a better way to combat and prevent DoS attacks, and the right ADC can provide the solution. Learn how Citrix NetScaler can help protect against DoS attacks in this report. View now Ready or not, ultra HD is here Cable and telco operators, and video distributors, are taking steps to dramatically improve our TV viewing experience so we can watch sporting events like the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 8K. (That means you'll feel like your team is in the room with you). Here's how they're doing it. Read More In smartwatches, Sony stays subdued while LG goes glitz Sony and LG have different design visions for their latest smartwatches, but both resemble traditional timepieces. Read More
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