[TechRepublic] Samsung Galaxy S III teardown

Cracking Open TechRepublic Member | June 26, 2012

Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy S III (T-Mobile) Resource of the day Built-in expertise, integration by design, simplified experience. Discover how you can fundamentally change the experience and economics of IT. Download your complimentary resources now! Additional TechRepublic resources   Samsung Galaxy S III teardown reveals easy-open case, difficult-to-fix display Getting inside the Galaxy S III is easy, but Bill Detwiler shows you why replacing the front panel or display isn't. Read more Microsoft announces Surface Windows tablets, leaves unanswered questions Microsoft is launching its own line of Windows-based tablets called Microsoft Surface. Bill Detwiler gives you a rundown on what we know, and what we don't. Read more Five free wireless networking tools Monitor, secure, and optimize your Wi-Fi network with the help of these handy apps. Read more Is Windows Phone 8 worth the wait? Deb Shinder discusses Microsoft's preview of Windows Phone 8. Find out why she's cautiously optimistic about this device. Read more Infographic: Apple rules U.S. smartphone market Smartphone sales during Q1 2012 in the Unites States reveal the popularity of Apple's iPhone. Read more Should Windows RT be in your future? Patrick Gray discusses Windows RT and what it means for your organization. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the HTC EVO 4G LTE LEGO creations at Brickworld Chicago 2012 Inside the Cold War bunker that's now a cloud datacentre Windows Desktop wallpaper for Independence Day Featured multimedia   Apple's WWDC 2012: iOS6, Mountain Lion, and more (pictures) At WWDC this year, Apple announced updates to its operating systems, iOS6 and Mountain Lion, as well as its new lineup of hardware. View on site Next-gen Macbook Pro with Retina Display Apple "discards legacy" with a new MacBook Pro that features a Retina display, a quad-core processor, and up to 768GB of flash storage all bundled into a razor-thin 0.71-inch chassis, available in 13-inch and 15-inch models. View on site The slick new features of Apple iOS 6 (pictures) Apple will add a host of impressive abilities to the iOS 6 mobile operating system. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Get Lucky: How to Put Planned Serendipity to Work for You and Your Business If you thought luck only happens to a select few, you're wrong. Serendipity can be planned and fostered to occur early and often. How you ask? Good question. Don't miss this webcast with Lane Becker, the author of "Get Lucky," as he shows how to guarantee success. Today's recommended downloads Free 2011 Salary Report The Smarter Railroad: An Opportunity for the Railroad Industry (IBM) Smarter Planet Leadership Series: Air Canada (IBM) IBM and a Smarter Insurance Industry (IBM)   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 Ultrabooks? Too expensive for us, say CIOs Hefty price tag puts corporate Ultrabook deployments on hold, according to the TechRepublic CIO Jury. 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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[TechRepublic] Samsung Galaxy S III teardown

Cracking Open TechRepublic Member | June 26, 2012

Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy S III (T-Mobile) Resource of the day ComputerWorld Video on Gen8 Servers If your servers aren't pulling their weight, and you're looking for a way to do more with less, the solution could be in new hardware, HP hardware to be specific. Check out this white paper to learn more. Additional TechRepublic resources   Samsung Galaxy S III teardown reveals easy-open case, difficult-to-fix display Getting inside the Galaxy S III is easy, but Bill Detwiler shows you why replacing the front panel or display isn't. Read more Microsoft announces Surface Windows tablets, leaves unanswered questions Microsoft is launching its own line of Windows-based tablets called Microsoft Surface. Bill Detwiler gives you a rundown on what we know, and what we don't. Read more Five free wireless networking tools Monitor, secure, and optimize your Wi-Fi network with the help of these handy apps. Read more Is Windows Phone 8 worth the wait? Deb Shinder discusses Microsoft's preview of Windows Phone 8. Find out why she's cautiously optimistic about this device. Read more Infographic: Apple rules U.S. smartphone market Smartphone sales during Q1 2012 in the Unites States reveal the popularity of Apple's iPhone. Read more Should Windows RT be in your future? Patrick Gray discusses Windows RT and what it means for your organization. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the HTC EVO 4G LTE LEGO creations at Brickworld Chicago 2012 Inside the Cold War bunker that's now a cloud datacentre Windows Desktop wallpaper for Independence Day Featured multimedia   Apple's WWDC 2012: iOS6, Mountain Lion, and more (pictures) At WWDC this year, Apple announced updates to its operating systems, iOS6 and Mountain Lion, as well as its new lineup of hardware. View on site Next-gen Macbook Pro with Retina Display Apple "discards legacy" with a new MacBook Pro that features a Retina display, a quad-core processor, and up to 768GB of flash storage all bundled into a razor-thin 0.71-inch chassis, available in 13-inch and 15-inch models. View on site The slick new features of Apple iOS 6 (pictures) Apple will add a host of impressive abilities to the iOS 6 mobile operating system. View on site Today's recommended downloads Transforming Enterprise Cloud with IBM System z (IBM) Esri Maps Out Large-Scale Growth with SAP and IBM (IBM) Analytics and the Smarter Planet (IBM) NetVault for Oracle Trial Download (Quest Software) Live Webcast: The State of Unified Communications in a Mobile, BYOD World (TechRepublic)   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 Ultrabooks? Too expensive for us, say CIOs Hefty price tag puts corporate Ultrabook deployments on hold, according to the TechRepublic CIO Jury. 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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Report: Google set to launch $199 Nexus tablet in July

Tech Sanity Check TechRepublic Member | June 25, 2012

Google Nexus tablet details leak online The latest leaks follow earlier rumors that Google's 7-inch tablet will run Android 4.1, cost $199 or $249 depending on the model, and go on sale in July. Read more Resource of the day Why Configuration Assessment And Change Auditing Is Key to Operational Stability Read this white paper to learn why change management and a properly configured network are crucial to the health of your business. More from TechRepublic   Should Windows RT be in your future? Cloud insurance for ramping up cloud adoption Ubuntu Unity: Making the desktop seriously efficient again Take advantage of Google mail search tools both powerful and simple Gesture recognition: Wave if you think it's the future Poll: Have you worked with NoSQL databases? News from ZDNet   Many business leaders see IT as 'commodity': survey RIM considers split, handset unit sell-off: Palm 'Groundhog Day?' Firefox thumbnails could expose private data; fix 'coming soon' Microsoft buys Yammer for $1.2 billion Microsoft acquires Yammer as social enterprise war escalates Is Surface Microsoft's last-gasp pitch to keep IT shops Windows-only? RIM: Destined for massive diet as cash levels, revenue poised to crash? Citrix work/life survey pinpoints top workplace annoyances Big Data -- a big deal for small business Samsung eyes 10m Galaxy S III sales during July, despite delays Generation Y: Are we a BYOD policy nightmare? VMware mobilizes desktop virtualization strategy Why Verizon Wireless helped T-Mobile: To appease the FCC Has Microsoft opened the door to the Linux desktop? Windows 8's downfall still doesn't give Linux a chance News from CNET   BlackBerry's new all touch screen better than iPhone 4S? Google I/O 2012 Google TV gets new audition with $199 Sony box, due July 22 As Microsoft retools, Ballmer has chance to rewrite his CEO legacy What makes the Microsoft Surface tablet different? (poll) Surface: A desperate move to catch Apple, says report Second iOS 6 beta given to developers Cheaper OLED TVs the goal for Sony-Panasonic effort RIM reportedly considering splitting company in two Analyst sees RIM losing 90 percent of workers iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support Apple Stores get their turn under NY Times' investigative spotlight Google slashes price 88% for using Google Maps API Amazon's 'Studios' effort picks first TV shows to develop Cricket starts prepaid iPhone 4S sales Hands-on with Tesla Motors' Model S (pictures) Behind the scenes at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Those sneaky teens: What they're really up to online Featured galleries   Slide Show: Running Windows 8 on multiple monitors Lego Turing Machine: The building blocks of computing in play Today's recommended downloads Live Webcast: Information and Intelligence Breakthrough approach for Law Enforcement (IBM) IDG Tech Dossier: Converged Storage - Advances in Deduplication Help Tame Big Data (Hewlett-Packard (HP) & Intel) The Evolution of the Electronics Industry (IBM) Nemertes Research PilotHouse Awards: Servers for Virtualization (Hewlett-Packard (HP) & Intel) Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations (VMware)   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 Ultrabooks? Too expensive for us, say CIOs Hefty price tag puts corporate Ultrabook deployments on hold, according to the TechRepublic CIO Jury. 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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