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Nokia committed to two OS strategy, plans U.S. invasion Nokia remains the 800-pound gorilla in the mobile market, but it is under intense pressure. One of Nokia's top mobile chiefs explains how the company plans to compete. Read more Resource of the day Get Your Sales Team On Board with CRM When sales isn't engaging with your CRM system, it's not always the technology that's to blame. Watch this video to identify what's holding back your CRM users and find out what actions you can take to increase CRM user adoption in your organization. More from TechRepublic   Don't overlook these seven problem areas of virtualization Colin Smith highlights the seven points in virtualization implementations that could give you trouble down the road if you don't do some planning in advance. Read more Data storage: The word of the day is zettabyte Current IT strategies can manage today's digital universe, but they won't be up to the challenge of solving the problems that will face the next generation of IT managers. Read more News from ZDNet   iPad surpasses DVD player for fastest adoption rate ever of non-phone gadgets It looks like tablets aren't just a phase as the iPad has surpassed even the DVD player for the title of "the most quickly adopted non-phone electronic product" ever. To all the iPad naysayers: who's laughing now? Read more Skype for Android arrives; U.S. only gets Wi-Fi while the world gets 3G calling There's good news and bad news for some Skype users this morning with the awaited arrival of the Skype for Android mobile application. Read more Verizon Wireless Fivespot ready for Wi-Fi, 3G connectivity around the world If you need Internet access absolutely everywhere you go around the world, then the new Verizon Wireless Fivespot might be the ticket. But it will cost you dearly. Read more Samsung aims to push its Galaxy devices, Android into the enterprise Samsung said it is plans to expand efforts to make its Galaxy devices---including smartphones and tablets---more enterprise friendly. If successful, Samsung will help Android get more traction in corporations. Read more IBM throws its hat into the hosted e-mail ring with Exchange Online competitor IBM has introduced a new hosted e-mail offering, LotusLive Notes, that it is pricing at $5 per user per month -- the same price Microsoft charges for Exchange Online. Read more HP launches assembly line for data center PODs Hewlett-Packard has seen enough demand for its performance optimized datacenters (PODs) that it is building an assembly line for them. Read more LG postpones its Android tablet: Where is Android 3.0? As the iPad becomes more entrenched, one has to wonder, where is the tablet-optimized Android 3.0? Read more Green moves to the datacenter network silicon level Low-level energy savings across your corporate networks becomes a hardware possibility with the newly ratified IEEE standard. Read more Motorola Bravo, Flipout and Flipside phones headed to AT&T AT&T is seriously boosting its Android-based cell phone catalog with a trio of new Motorola devices: the Bravo, Flipout and Flipside. Read more Digital vs. Print: Have We Reached a Tipping Point? The publishing industry continues to shift to a digital model. Yes, print still accounts for the majority of revenue and volume, and there may be an increase in print-based volume and revenue as the economy recovers. However, I believe digital growth will continue to significantly outpace print and, in the... Read more Salesforce.com to add datacenter in Tokyo Salesforce.com will launch a data center in Tokyo as it moves to support a growing customer base in Japan. Read more Google TV will revolutionize television once viewers understand it Consider for a moment how Google TV will bridge the worlds of television and Web video and bring them together to alter your television-viewing experience. It's revolutionary. Read more Featured multimedia   Apple TV 2nd Generation (2010) Teardown Bill Detwiler cracks open the 2nd gen. Apple TV--released in 2010. See the hardware inside Apple's second attempt to put iTunes on your TV. View on site Windows Phone 7's app lineup (photos) Microsoft has been working with companies big and small to make sure that when Windows Phone 7 launches this month that there will be plenty of cool apps. Here's a look at some of what's in store. View on site Signal achievements in Army history (photos) The U.S. Army's Signal Corps has now been around for 150 years at the forefront of technologies from the telegraph to radio, radar, and satellite communications. 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