| Editor's note: Check out my full review of the Motorola Xoom -- a follow-up to my Xoom first impressions two weeks ago. And, read about HP committing to put webOS on all of its PCs in 2012, VMware finally releasing an iPad app, and Apple releasing the iOS 4.3 upgrade. -Jason Motorola Xoom review: Groundbreaking, but disappointing The Motorola Xoom is the tablet that has been preparing to go toe-to-toe with the Apple iPad. Here's the rundown of how it measures up for IT and business professionals. Read more Motorola Xoom: Unboxing and comparison photos 
| News from ZDNet | | | Every HP PC shipped next year will have webOS Now we know just how serious Hewlett-Packard is when it comes to the webOS platform. Pretty soon, it will be on every new HP PC. Read more | | HP: The Linux Desktop Company For years, HP has had a love/hate relationship with desktop Linux. Now, it will be putting its webOS Linux variant on all of its PCs. Read more | | VMware belatedly gets into the iPad game VMware on Wednesday launched its VMware View software for Apple's iPad as it plays catch-up to tablet virtualization movers Citrix and Wyse. Read more | | iOS 4.3 available for download from Apple If you've got an iPhone, iPad of iPod touch, it's update time! Read more | | iOS 4.3 - Benchmarked A number of you have asked me to benchmark the Safari browser in Apple's latest iOS 4.3 update. Here you go ... Read more | | Apple TV update adds NBA, MLB streaming; upgrades Netflix iOS 4.3 wasn't Apple's only update issued today (even if it was the biggest). Apple TV has also been updated with some new streaming content and improvements for Netflix. Read more | | Ubuntu Linux 11.04: A whale of changes for Canonical's user base Canonical's Ubuntu 11.04 "Natty Narwhal" is a significant departure in terms of User Interface from previous versions. But will end-users accept the changes? Read more | | Senate passes "first-to-file" patent reform The Senate overwhelmingly passed the first major overhaul to U.S. patent law in more than half a century and no one in Silicon Valley seems happy about it. Read more | | Data breach costs rise with criminal attacks Criminals are driving up the cost of data breaches for U.S. business, according to researchers at the Ponemon Institute and Symantec. Read more | | TEGA v2 review: Windows 7 tablet with Android on the side The parade of Windows 7 tablets has already begun, as the TEGA v2 began shipping late last year. I picked one up and have been using it for a few months, and it's time to give it some pixels. Read more | | The looming perception problem with Windows tablets With a number of Windows tablets being prepared for launch, it is clear that Microsoft will have to deal with a perception problem about slates that is looming in the wings. Read more | | Google AdSense: The top 5 optimization tips straight from Google Do you use Google AdSense to monetize your site? Check out these top 5 optimization tips straight from Google! Read more | | Microsoft makes available test build of Python plug-in for Visual Studio 2010 Microsoft has posted to its Codeplex repository site a test build of Python Tools for Visual Studio, a free, open-source plug-in for VS 2010. Read more | | Microsoft: 10 million Kinect sensors sold worldwide already For anyone who thought that Microsoft's Kinect was not going to be that popular, think again. Read more |
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