Android's one killer feature that trumps the iPhone

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Android's one killer feature that trumps the iPhone With Apple's iOS 6 on the horizon, it's important to note that there's still one big thing that Android does a lot better than iPhone. Read more Resource of the day Improve Customer Experience with Cisco Collaboration Optimization Services Check out this webcast to learn more about improving your customer experience with Cisco collaboration optimization services. More from TechRepublic   The Enterprise Strikes Back: 21 of the 25 hottest tech firms are biztech Poll: When did you experience your last phishing attack? News from ZDNet   Riot in Foxconn's Chengdu factory; dozens arrested CISPA vote delayed: Internet Defense League call to action Google strikes back against WSJ post; defends search infrastructure Windows 8: Give Microsoft credit for betting the farm 25 most-used passwords revealed: Is yours one of them? LinkedIn's response to password breach raises troubling questions Windows Azure re-imagined: Microsoft's fit for the cloud Online hacktivist group Anonymous conducts offline protests in India UK court requires Facebook to hand over troll identities Clambook: turn your smartphone into a laptop Retail is already dead: Why I'm buying $3,000 worth of furniture online Insurance company: 1, IT silos: 0 News from CNET   Apple teases WWDC 2012 with iOS6 banner (picture) Join CNET Monday for live coverage of Apple's WWDC Apple's plan to dominate all the screens in your home LinkedIn posts update on password leaks Low voter turnout means new Facebook privacy policy wins Unlikely Panasonic duo rules this week's top gadgets eHarmony says no other info stolen following password hack Windows RT faces a host of hurdles, says analyst Retina, really? Maybe on select MacBooks Apple reportedly mulling tracking tool for app developers 49 percent of online seniors use Facebook Intel reportedly ponders a new interactive TV service Mac app updated with 'Retina graphics,' adds fuel to rumors CNET Road Trip tours Europe CERN confirms speedy neutrinos follow laws of physics after all Featured galleries   Cracking Open the Toshiba Excite 10 Featured Webcast HP and Intel Deliver Flexible Networking Solutions Check out this white paper to learn more about how HP and Intel are making network flexibility easy. Today's recommended downloads Building and Operating a Network Operating Center (NOC) and Help Desk (ConnectWise) Vendor Management: Reduce Complexity for Your Clients (ConnectWise) Cost-planning for a Windows 7 Migration (Dell & Microsoft) Improve Customer Experience with Cisco Collaboration Optimization Services (Cisco Systems, Inc) LIVE WEBCAST: Staying the Course: Why Fully Deploying Windows 7 Still Makes Sense (Dell & Microsoft)   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) or my Google+ feed (+Jason Hiner). Connect with TechRepublic Why isn't it a Foxconn iPad? The road from microprocessor to consumer product Have you ever wondered how those chips wind up in the branded products you use and where they come from? For you curious types, Nick Hardiman has done the research for you. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise Five Apps Software Engineer Smartphones

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Android's one killer feature that trumps the iPhone

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Android's one killer feature that trumps the iPhone With Apple's iOS 6 on the horizon, it's important to note that there's still one big thing that Android does a lot better than iPhone. Read more Resource of the day Silver Peak's Advantages in a Disaster Recovery Environment Check out this white paper to learn how products from Silver Peak can help with your wide area network optimization. Keep reading to discover the Silver Peak difference. More from TechRepublic   The Enterprise Strikes Back: 21 of the 25 hottest tech firms are biztech Poll: When did you experience your last phishing attack? News from ZDNet   Riot in Foxconn's Chengdu factory; dozens arrested CISPA vote delayed: Internet Defense League call to action Google strikes back against WSJ post; defends search infrastructure Windows 8: Give Microsoft credit for betting the farm 25 most-used passwords revealed: Is yours one of them? LinkedIn's response to password breach raises troubling questions Windows Azure re-imagined: Microsoft's fit for the cloud Online hacktivist group Anonymous conducts offline protests in India UK court requires Facebook to hand over troll identities Clambook: turn your smartphone into a laptop Retail is already dead: Why I'm buying $3,000 worth of furniture online Insurance company: 1, IT silos: 0 News from CNET   Apple teases WWDC 2012 with iOS6 banner (picture) Join CNET Monday for live coverage of Apple's WWDC Apple's plan to dominate all the screens in your home LinkedIn posts update on password leaks Low voter turnout means new Facebook privacy policy wins Unlikely Panasonic duo rules this week's top gadgets eHarmony says no other info stolen following password hack Windows RT faces a host of hurdles, says analyst Retina, really? Maybe on select MacBooks Apple reportedly mulling tracking tool for app developers 49 percent of online seniors use Facebook Intel reportedly ponders a new interactive TV service Mac app updated with 'Retina graphics,' adds fuel to rumors CNET Road Trip tours Europe CERN confirms speedy neutrinos follow laws of physics after all Featured galleries   Cracking Open the Toshiba Excite 10 Today's recommended downloads Driving Business Execution Through Integrated Talent Management (SuccessFactors) LIVE WEBCAST: Staying the Course: Why Fully Deploying Windows 7 Still Makes Sense (Dell & Microsoft) Windows 7 Security and Compliance: More Secure Than You Think (Dell & Microsoft) WAN Optimization: Why go Virtual? (Silver Peak Systems, Inc.) Live Webcast: Information and Intelligence Breakthrough approach for Law Enforcement (IBM)   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) or my Google+ feed (+Jason Hiner). Connect with TechRepublic Why isn't it a Foxconn iPad? The road from microprocessor to consumer product Have you ever wondered how those chips wind up in the branded products you use and where they come from? For you curious types, Nick Hardiman has done the research for you. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise Five Apps Software Engineer Smartphones

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