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Trouble viewing this mail? Read it online | Manage my newsletters | Previous Edition   ZDNet Product Watch ZDNet Member | September 21, 2012 Home | Hot Topics | Events | White Papers | Small Business | Downloads | Reviews | Debates | RSS Feeds Today's Top Picks   iPhone 5 teardown highlights A teardown of Apple's new iPhone shows how the Cupertino giant manages to pack so much hardware into such a small space, and design it to draw as little power as possible. READ FULL STORY  | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Recommended Troubleshoot Real-Life Network Performance Monitoring Issues in the SolarWinds Demo Challenge! Feeling sharp? We challenge you to take part in this simple demo. You could win one of a host of offbeat prizes. Check out the SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor Demo Challenge now. Acer outs £180 Iconia Tab A110 Android tablet The new tablet, which has disadvantages and advantages when compared with the Google Nexus 7, is clearly priced as a reaction to that and other recent devices - the last Acer seven-incher launched at £300. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Grading iOS 6 Maps: pass or fail? There's no denying the sex-appeal of iOS 6 new photo-realistic and interactive 3D Maps, but would you trade transit information and Street View data for it? READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Google Apps users get email and contacts migration tool The same functionality has been available to consumer Gmail users for a while, but can now also be used by those using the standard, business, government or education flavours of Google Apps. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Samsung to add iPhone 5 to U.S. suit against Apple Samsung is looking into whether the hot-off-the-line iPhone 5 has infringed the firm's patents, as the two companies continue their ongoing U.S. litigation. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Why Linux on the desktop is still struggling The ubiquity of Microsoft's desktop office suite is one reason the company has remained a leader in the PC segment -- and that same Office ubiquity is the main reason Linux still struggles. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Raspberry Pi gets turbo-charged with overclocking update A firmware upgrade to the Raspberry Pi will now support overclocking of the processor, gaining a 50-percent performance boost, the Raspberry Pi Foudation has said. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK iPhone 5 launch: More than 1,000 people needlessly block London's Regent Street Another iLaunch, another queue. For my sins, I was sent down there to check out what all the fuss was about and why exactly people had been waiting there for more than a week. Ultimately, I'm not sure I got an answer. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Latest Reviews   Dell adds business-class desktop, ultrabook and tablet to Windows 8 lineup Dell's OptiPlex 9010, Latitude 6430u and Latitude 10 aim to keep IT managers happy while providing users with productive platforms for Windows 8. READ FULL REVIEW | SHARE ON FACEBOOK   Tripleton Enigma E2 encrypted smartphone This tri-band GSM phone has fairly ordinary everyday specifications, but it has one extraordinary capability: it supports secure encrypted phone calls. The Enigma E2 is expensive — but if security is paramount, it does the job. READ FULL REVIEW | SHARE ON FACEBOOK   QuickBooks Pro 2013 review A jazzy new interface and a CRM-like Lead Centre are the main new features in QuickBooks 2013. Existing users may struggle to justify the upgrade, but there's a lot in the product already and this refresh certainly won't do sales any harm. READ FULL REVIEW | SHARE ON FACEBOOK   Dell PowerEdge R520 review It's not the most powerful or scalable 2U server in Dell's PowerEdge range, but the R520 is still a quick, capable and affordable dual-socket platform that can be configured to handle a variety of both datacentre and distributed office workloads. READ FULL REVIEW | SHARE ON FACEBOOK   Plantronics Voyager Legend: First Take The Voyager Legend is a surprisingly comfortable and ergonomic boom-mic Bluetooth headset. It delivers excellent audio quality and has several clever features, but some may still find it too bulky and too expensive. READ FULL REVIEW | SHARE ON FACEBOOK Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Watch us on YouTube Sponsored White papers Troubleshoot Real-Life Network Performance Monitoring Issues in the SolarWinds Demo Challenge! 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