[TechRepublic] Android 4.0 delayed, but here's a taste of 'Ice Cream Sandwich'

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Android 4.0 delayed, but here's a taste of 'Ice Cream Sandwich' The launch of Android 4.0 didn't happen this week, but it has officially been rescheduled and here's a sneak peak. Read more Resource of the day Download CEO White Paper: A Brave New (Security) World Secure your journey to the cloud. Download your complimentary resources from Trend Micro, including white papers, analyst reports & articles. More from TechRepublic   Facing a data apocalypse: The limitations of digital storage Donovan Colbert explores his deepest fears about what could happen to all that data being backed up. Will imperfect methodologies have to do or are we facing a data disaster? Read more Microsoft is marketing Windows 8 to developers not to me and you While Microsoft might be getting Windows 8 "just right" with developers, many IT pros seem to be feeling left out. Read more The great and powerful Windows Start menu is no longer relevant With Microsoft Windows 8, the Start menu is not going to be a primary part of the GUI anymore and Greg Shultz believes that is a good thing. Read more Four ways that iOS 5 will impact IT departments Scott Lowe highlights four of the new features in iOS 5 that he believes will have the most impact on IT departments. Read more Google tools fail to motivate enterprise collaboration Despite Google's best efforts, TechRepublic members are not yet enamored with the Google Apps collaboration tools. Read more News from ZDNet   Google's third quarter results shine, Google+ hits 40 million users The search giant's quarter was really about its owned and operated sites, which accounted for 69 percent of revenue in the third quarter. Read more Larry Page: Google+ is just beginning, will become 'automagical' Google+ is off to a pretty good start for a brand new social network, but Google has even higher ambitions for this product. Read more RIM's Lazaridis: 'You expect better of us' after outage Research in Motion's inability to quickly fix its largest-ever worldwide outage has been frustrating, co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said on Thursday. Read more Weak PC sales, Apple to ding Microsoft's Windows sales, say analysts Microsoft's Windows revenue may come in lighter than expected because of sluggish PC unit growth, Apple's popularity and delayed purchases due to Windows 8 publicity. Read more Microsoft is right, the classic Start Menu is inefficient, but I'm not sure the Start Screen is the answer Is the Windows 8 Start Screen the right replacement for the classic Start menu? Read more Ubuntu Linux 11.10: Unity comes of age (Review) Ubuntu's new GNOME-based Unity desktop isn't a toy anymore. It's a great desktop in its own right. Read more IdeaPad U300s: Hands on with Lenovo's first Ultrabook (photos) The Ultrabooks are coming, and Lenovo's first model is looking really sweet. The IdeaPad U300s is as thin as can be and fast as lightning. It is presented in photos for this quick look. Read more StatCounter: Windows 7 overtakes XP Good news for Windows 7 fans ... but be careful about putting too much stock in a single data source. Read more Verizon tweaks privacy policy for ad targeting based on physical address Verizon started a program where advertisers can target Verizon Online customers by physical address. Read more Box to offer iPad, iPhone owners 50GB of free storage Box is bringing its generous TouchPad promotion to the iPhone and iPad. Read more 100% uptime, always-on, always-available services ... and other tall tales One hundred percent uptime may be impossible, blogs Rachel Dines, but there are technologies that will get you very close to providing always-on services. Read more Europe versus Facebook: The law protects program logic, not data Facebook says it doesn't have to hand over all your personal data because that's how the law works. Europe versus Facebook argues that the law protects program logic, not data. Read more Big Data: we have the technology, but not the vision Big Data's big questions, explored in a chat with Todd Walter, CTO of Teradata. Read more Five iOS 5 secrets Well, OK, not secrets, but you still might want to check out these neat little tricks! Read more Verizon flips switch on home energy management service Verizon is the latest mega-company to try to help residential customers reduce power consumption, but without a social aspect its service will be a tough sell. Read more The greatest security vulnerability: You You are the weakest security link but you can be fixed. The fix is simple to say out loud but not so simple to do. Read more Featured multimedia   A tour of iOS 5 on the iPhone As Apple issues its iOS 5 update for the iPhone, the iPad, and the iPad Touch, CNET goes deep to see how it looks and how it performs. View on site Motorola Atrix 2 (photos) The Motorola Atrix 2 is a slight upgrade over its predecessor with a larger display and a better camera. We go hands-on with the Atrix 2 at CTIA in San Diego View on site Nokia: A day in the life of breaking phones (photos) CNET's Jessica Dolcourt learns that one of the most important parts of making a phone is breaking it first. View on site Today's recommended downloads Download CEO White Paper: A Brave New (Security) World KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study Prepare an ERM classification scheme The Kellogg Executive MBA Program (Northwestern University (Kellogg)) Take this Step to Maximize Website Performance (Quest Software)   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the products, people, and ideas that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Google+ feed: +Jason Hiner Camera phone challenge: Seeing is believing You have until Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 at 5:00 PM EDT to submit photos of things you might not believe if your camera phone didn't see them. Get more details. Steve Jobs remembered Steve Jobs has passed away, tech world mourns The Tale of Steve Jobs and the Five Dragons Steve Jobs on career lessons learned Steve Jobs' effect on open source Video: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs Video: Steve Jobs narrating "Here's to the Crazy Ones" tribute Gallery: Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products

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[TechRepublic] Android 4.0 delayed, but here's a taste of 'Ice Cream Sandwich'

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Android 4.0 delayed, but here's a taste of 'Ice Cream Sandwich' The launch of Android 4.0 didn't happen this week, but it has officially been rescheduled and here's a sneak peak. Read more Resource of the day Successfully Manage the Change to EHR Getting buy-in from users is critical to the success of your EHR implementation. Follow this advice on how to get the people in your practice, from clinicians to front office staff, on board with the move to EHR. More from TechRepublic   Facing a data apocalypse: The limitations of digital storage Donovan Colbert explores his deepest fears about what could happen to all that data being backed up. Will imperfect methodologies have to do or are we facing a data disaster? Read more Microsoft is marketing Windows 8 to developers not to me and you While Microsoft might be getting Windows 8 "just right" with developers, many IT pros seem to be feeling left out. Read more The great and powerful Windows Start menu is no longer relevant With Microsoft Windows 8, the Start menu is not going to be a primary part of the GUI anymore and Greg Shultz believes that is a good thing. Read more Four ways that iOS 5 will impact IT departments Scott Lowe highlights four of the new features in iOS 5 that he believes will have the most impact on IT departments. Read more Google tools fail to motivate enterprise collaboration Despite Google's best efforts, TechRepublic members are not yet enamored with the Google Apps collaboration tools. Read more News from ZDNet   Google's third quarter results shine, Google+ hits 40 million users The search giant's quarter was really about its owned and operated sites, which accounted for 69 percent of revenue in the third quarter. Read more Larry Page: Google+ is just beginning, will become 'automagical' Google+ is off to a pretty good start for a brand new social network, but Google has even higher ambitions for this product. Read more RIM's Lazaridis: 'You expect better of us' after outage Research in Motion's inability to quickly fix its largest-ever worldwide outage has been frustrating, co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said on Thursday. Read more Weak PC sales, Apple to ding Microsoft's Windows sales, say analysts Microsoft's Windows revenue may come in lighter than expected because of sluggish PC unit growth, Apple's popularity and delayed purchases due to Windows 8 publicity. Read more Microsoft is right, the classic Start Menu is inefficient, but I'm not sure the Start Screen is the answer Is the Windows 8 Start Screen the right replacement for the classic Start menu? Read more Ubuntu Linux 11.10: Unity comes of age (Review) Ubuntu's new GNOME-based Unity desktop isn't a toy anymore. It's a great desktop in its own right. Read more IdeaPad U300s: Hands on with Lenovo's first Ultrabook (photos) The Ultrabooks are coming, and Lenovo's first model is looking really sweet. The IdeaPad U300s is as thin as can be and fast as lightning. It is presented in photos for this quick look. Read more StatCounter: Windows 7 overtakes XP Good news for Windows 7 fans ... but be careful about putting too much stock in a single data source. Read more Verizon tweaks privacy policy for ad targeting based on physical address Verizon started a program where advertisers can target Verizon Online customers by physical address. Read more Box to offer iPad, iPhone owners 50GB of free storage Box is bringing its generous TouchPad promotion to the iPhone and iPad. Read more 100% uptime, always-on, always-available services ... and other tall tales One hundred percent uptime may be impossible, blogs Rachel Dines, but there are technologies that will get you very close to providing always-on services. Read more Europe versus Facebook: The law protects program logic, not data Facebook says it doesn't have to hand over all your personal data because that's how the law works. Europe versus Facebook argues that the law protects program logic, not data. Read more Big Data: we have the technology, but not the vision Big Data's big questions, explored in a chat with Todd Walter, CTO of Teradata. Read more Five iOS 5 secrets Well, OK, not secrets, but you still might want to check out these neat little tricks! Read more Verizon flips switch on home energy management service Verizon is the latest mega-company to try to help residential customers reduce power consumption, but without a social aspect its service will be a tough sell. Read more The greatest security vulnerability: You You are the weakest security link but you can be fixed. The fix is simple to say out loud but not so simple to do. Read more Featured multimedia   A tour of iOS 5 on the iPhone As Apple issues its iOS 5 update for the iPhone, the iPad, and the iPad Touch, CNET goes deep to see how it looks and how it performs. View on site Motorola Atrix 2 (photos) The Motorola Atrix 2 is a slight upgrade over its predecessor with a larger display and a better camera. We go hands-on with the Atrix 2 at CTIA in San Diego View on site Nokia: A day in the life of breaking phones (photos) CNET's Jessica Dolcourt learns that one of the most important parts of making a phone is breaking it first. View on site Today's recommended downloads Build a Cloud Computing Infrastructure with Help from HP (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Cloud Service Automation: Building, Managing, and Securing The Cloud (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) A New Approach to IT Service Management (Serena Software) The Advantages of a Segmented Network Architecture (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Evaluating Storage Technologies for Virtual Server Environments (Hewlett-Packard (HP))   About this newsletter The Tech Sanity Check newsletter gives you my picks for the top tech stories of the day on the products, people, and ideas that are revolutionizing the planet. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief For real-time updates on the latest tech stories, follow: My Twitter feed: @jasonhiner My Google+ feed: +Jason Hiner Camera phone challenge: Seeing is believing You have until Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 at 5:00 PM EDT to submit photos of things you might not believe if your camera phone didn't see them. Get more details. Steve Jobs remembered Steve Jobs has passed away, tech world mourns The Tale of Steve Jobs and the Five Dragons Steve Jobs on career lessons learned Steve Jobs' effect on open source Video: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs Video: Steve Jobs narrating "Here's to the Crazy Ones" tribute Gallery: Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products

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[TechRepublic] Five ways to prevent Windows DNS problems

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Five ways to prevent Windows DNS problems ill Detwiler shares five tips for keeping the critical Domain Name System (DNS) running smoothly across your Windows network. Read more Resource of the day A Solution for Holistic Managed Mobility With a mobile environment of nearly 30,000 wireless devices, USPS was struggling to maintain control and visibility of their mobile ecosystem and support end users. Read on to find out how the USPS found holistic mobile management with Profitline. Additional TechRepublic resources   Motorola Lapdock Teardown: Tiny motherboard, no HDMI output Bill Detwiler cracks open the Motorola Droid Bionic Lapdock--a Webtop accessory that pushes the convergence of the smartphone and PC one step closer. Read more Free and open source text editors every developer should try Even if you work in an IDE, a good text editor is always handy to have. Bill Detwiler looks at five text editors every developer should try. Read more Tablets will replace PCs for many enterprise users Bill Detwiler outlines factors that are both driving forward and holding back widespread tablet adoption in the enterprise. Read more Microsoft is marketing Windows 8 to developers not to me and you While Microsoft might be getting Windows 8 "just right" with developers, many IT pros seem to be feeling left out. Read more Product Spotlight: Store and share files in the cloud with Minus Minus allows you to easily transfer files within teams, outside your network, and between computers and devices. Justin James reviews it. Read more Office challenge: How do I delete the page number from a title page? This week, take our Office Challenge and test your Word skills with this frustrating page-numbering problem. Read more 10 things you must teach new Linux users Sharing a few key facts about Linux can mean the difference between a stress-free transition and a user meltdown. Read more   Cracking Open the Motorola Droid Bionic Lapdock Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle 2011 Cracking Open the Sony Tablet S Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy S II (Sprint Epic 4G Touch) Featured multimedia   Sights from Fall CTIA 2011 (photos) CNET brings you the highlights from San Diego. View on site A tour of iOS 5 on the iPhone As Apple issues its iOS 5 update for the iPhone, the iPad, and the iPad Touch, CNET goes deep to see how it looks and how it performs. View on site NASA-themed corn mazes take flight across U.S. The U.S. space agency teamed up with a group called SpaceFarm 7 to make corn mazes based on famous NASA projects and moments throughout history. The public is invited to vote on their favorite. View on site Today's recommended downloads Improving The Way Branch Offices Compete, Connect and Control Costs (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Enterprise 2.0: Taking Collaboration to the Next Level (IBM) The New, Compromise Free, Mid-Range (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Strategy Guide To Converged Infrastructure In The Branch Office (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Make a Smooth Transition to SharePoint Online (Quest Software)   About this newsletter TR Dojo is built around a philosophy of constant learning. Our bi-weekly newsletter is my chance to share real-world lessons, IT best practices, and advanced technical tips. Bill Detwiler Head Technology Editor My Twitter feed: @billdetwiler Camera phone challenge: Seeing is believing You have until Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 at 5:00 PM EDT to submit photos of things you might not believe if your camera phone didn't see them. Get more details. Steve Jobs remembered Steve Jobs has passed away, tech world mourns The Tale of Steve Jobs and the Five Dragons Steve Jobs on career lessons learned Steve Jobs' effect on open source Video: Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs Video: Steve Jobs narrating "Here's to the Crazy Ones" tribute Gallery: Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products

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