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Today's Top Picks   Why I might sign up for Apple's iCloud In just a few hours, Apple CEO Steve Jobs is going to unveil iCloud at WWDC 2011. If the rumors turn out to be true, here's why I'm already keen on signing up. READ FULL STORY Recommended KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study With program management assistance from KPMG, HP establishes a foundation to automate its records management using HP TRIM software. Download case study here Windows 8 analysis: One thing right and two things wrong Microsoft has given us its first public demo of Windows 8. It looks flashy, but Microsoft is still trying to marry tablets with desktops. This time, it could ruin the standard version of Windows... READ FULL STORY REMINDER - WWDC 2011 Today - Live Analysis! Apple's World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2011 kicks off today at 10 am PT/ 1pm ET, and as usual we'll be here providing you with live analysis of announcements as they happen. READ FULL STORY China warns Google over attack claims: Does it matter though? The China People's Daily reportedly warned that Google's disclosure could hurt business and create tensions with the U.S. READ FULL STORY Microsoft needs to tell Windows 8 developers now about 'Jupiter' and Silverlight Telling only part of a story can be worse than keeping completely mum, as Microsoft officials seem to be discovering with Windows 8. READ FULL STORY Average iTunes user never listens to 81% of music library The online music lockers from Amazon and Google have generated excitement, but new data from Music WithMe shows iTunes users only play a fraction of the music they actually own. READ FULL STORY France bans Facebook and Twitter from radio and TV French television and radio news anchors are no longer allowed to say "Facebook" and "Twitter" on air. READ FULL STORY Reconciling the enterprise IT portfolio with social media With social media features popping up inside existing enterprise applications combined with the crush of enterprise-ready social business platforms, figuring out how to situate social media on an... READ FULL STORY Salesforce Irons it Out: 21st Century Social Enterprise Certified Like any technology company - any company for that matter - salesforce.com has an agenda that they are pursuing and they drive their agenda by making business decisions along the way that are... READ FULL STORY IBM launches operation software package for cities IBM's plan is to take its software used in various projects---Rio, Memphis and New York to name a few---and integrate them into one system dubbed the IBM Intelligent Operations Center for Smarter... READ FULL STORY Low productivity: Social networks or irresponsible employees? The popularity and use of social media sites is eating up employee time during and after work. Should we again 'blame the internet' or are we hiring irresponsible employees? READ FULL STORY Hot Topic Spotlight   If Chromebooks succeed, Mac OS X could be the hardest hit With an already low market share and constant growth in its sisters operating system, iOS, Mac OS X could be the hardest hit if Chromebooks succeed. READ FULL STORY Featured Photo Gallery   Samsung Chrono (photos) The Samsung Chrono joins U.S. Cellular's lineup as a simple flip phone that gets the job done. VIEW THE GALLERY More photo galleries: Hands-on with the T-Mobile HTC Sensation 4G dual-core Gingerbread smartphone Cracking Open the 55" Samsung LED TV (UN55D6300SF) iCloud unveiled as Apple readies Moscone for WWDC (photos) Featured Product Coverage   Hands-on with the HTC Sensation 4G; the Android smartphone to get on T-Mobile T-Mobile is getting ready to launch the HTC Sensation 4G, a dual-core, Gingerbread smartphone with qHD display and Sense 3.0. READ FULL STORY More product coverage: Toshiba Thrive Android tablet goes on sale in July starting at $429 for 8GB version Computex 2011: New ARM processors target tablets and laptops Nintendo's Wii 2 to have touchscreen controller after all, says Nikkei Like gadgets? Sign up for ZDNet's Product Watch Newsletter	News & Blogs   ComScore: Android captures top spot in U.S. smartphone market   WWDC '11 rumors: iCloud, Time Capsule, Twitter, speech recognition   Microsoft needs to tell Windows 8 developers now about 'Jupiter' and Silverlight   The next big problem Apple wants to tackle: Your data   Motorola's Droid 3 gets leaked in demo videos   Toshiba Thrive Android tablet goes on sale in July starting at $429 for 8GB version   Windows 8 analysis: One thing right and two things wrong   Computex 2011: New ARM processors target tablets and laptops   Microsoft to launch Office 365 on June 28   Google expands analytics coverage with PostRank acquisition Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Watch us on YouTube Videos and Podcasts   A look back: Steve Jobs announces first Apple retail stores On May 19, 2001, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the company's first retail stores in McLean, Va., and Glendale, Calif. 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