Tuesday 26 June 2012

[TechRepublic] Samsung Galaxy S III teardown

Cracking Open

TechRepublic Member | June 26, 2012

Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy S III (T-Mobile)

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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


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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


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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



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Esri Maps Out Large-Scale Growth with SAP and IBM (IBM)

Microsoft Office Migration Guide - Executive Summary Video (Ontuitive)


 

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