[TechRepublic] Fix the Samsung Galaxy S III Wi-Fi connection problem

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Editor's note Starting on September 25, 2012, we will begin sending the Cracking Open newsletter once a week on Tuesday. Fix the Samsung Galaxy S III Wi-Fi connection If you have a Samsung Galaxy S III with poor Wi-Fi connectivity, you can perform a quick fix before an official update is released. Here's how. Read more Resource of the day TechLines: Join Larry Dignan, NASA, Ford, IBM & T-Mobile LIVE In NYC Drowning in big data? Join Larry Dignan, Editor-in-Chief of ZDNet, live in our studio audience as NASA, Ford, IBM and T-Mobile debate in "TechLines: Big Data Debunked - Finding The Data Signals", New York City on October 4, 2012. Additional TechRepublic resources   iPhone 5 lacks killer feature, still impresses The iPhone 5 lacks one big killer feature. But, Bill Detwiler explains why the phone's hardware improvements and iOS 6, make the iPhone 5 an impressive device. Read more How to replace a broken laptop screen A cracked screen can make a laptop unusable. Luckily, you can fix it. Bill Detwiler gives you step-by-step instructions for replacing a broken laptop LCD panel. Read more 10 social media methodologies that are changing how IT works Social-style communications have created a variety of ways for IT to manage projects, collaborate in real time, and work through problems. Read more Enable the mounting of ext2/3 file systems on a Windows machine One of the easiest ways to get data off an ext2/3 disk from a Windows machine is to use Ext2Fsd. Here are Ext2Fsd installation and usage instructions. Read more 10 social media methodologies that are changing how IT works Social-style communications have created a variety of ways for IT to manage projects, collaborate in real time, and work through problems. Read more iPad native productivity with Projectbook Will Kelly reviews Projectbook, a new iPad productivity app that combines note taking and to-do lists. Read more Featured multimedia   iOS 6 makes your iPhone easier to use (pictures) Hands on with Office 2013 Make business collaboration easier with five chat client apps Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Featured multimedia   Dragon*Con 2012: Most unusual costumes Dragon*Con was held in Atlanta, GA, on Aug. 31 - Sept. 3, 2012. Take a look at some of the most unusual costumes from this year's event. View on site Dragon*Con 2012: Cutest costumes Dragon*Con was held in Atlanta, GA, on Aug. 31 - Sept. 3, 2012. Take a look at some of the cute costumes from this year's event. View on site Dragon*Con 2012: Parade The Dragon*Con parade was held in downtown Atlanta on September 1, 2012. Take a look at some of the photos from this year's event. View on site Today's recommended downloads On-demand Webcast: Strategies for managing distributed IT environments (APC by Schneider Electric) On-demand Webcast: Discover Application Performance Management Practices of 400 Leading Companies (Quest Software) Sales - Maximize Profitability, Improve Performance, and Deliver Customer Value (SAP) TCO Benchmarking Study: Unified Communications (ShoreTel) Avoid Fatal Data Loss: Why You Must Backup Google Apps (Backupify)   About this newsletter I dissect the latest business tech products and analyze the internal components in order to help IT leaders make smart hardware purchasing and deployment decisions. Bill Detwiler Head Technology Editor My Twitter feed: @billdetwiler Connect with TechRepublic Getting hands-on with Office 2013 Can Microsoft create an interface for Office that successfully melds together to support mouse, touch, and stylus? TechRepublic Australia Editor Chris Duckett explores this question. TechRepublic newsletters   Get technical tips and tutorials, IT industry analysis, geeky discussions, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Tablets in the Enterprise Geekend TechRepublic UK

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