Review: The first Android tablet that could replace an iPad

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	Review: The first Android tablet that could replace an iPad Samsung has succeeded in making the Note a great tablet, with very nice user interface enhancements that add up to a satisfying and intuitive experience. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Panasonic Be Productive All Day, Every Day Panasonic Toughbook® rugged and reliable mobile computers are engineered to withstand drops, spills, dust and grime, and to perform in the harshest environments. Long battery life allows effortless overtime and increased productivity. Delivering durability and high performance that won't quit-- just another way we're engineering a better world. panasonic.com/toughbook In this Issue The states where iPads and iPhones are at most risk Microsoft stops publishing new mobile apps amidst download issues Windows 8 review: Yes, it's that bad RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant remote support with LogMeIn Rescue With LogMeIn Rescue, you can start a support session in just 60 seconds. Connect 24/7 to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets. You'll get in, solve the problem and save the day without ever leaving your desk. Try it free today. The states where iPads and iPhones are at most risk It's a fear we all have: dropping our smartphone or tablet, watching a device that costs $500 or more crack or shatter. Or perhaps spilling beer, soda, or coffee onto it, then seeing it go dead as the liquid finds its way into an open port. (Never mind the toilet drops!) Read More Microsoft stops publishing new mobile apps amidst download issues Microsoft has decided to stop publishing new apps for Windows Phone on Marketplace, while it addresses an issue that led to users experiencing problems with application downloads this week, the company said in blog post on Tuesday. Read More Windows 8 review: Yes, it's that bad Windows 8 is a failure -- an awkward mishmash that pulls the user in two directions at once. A desktop OS for tablets and a tablet OS for desktops, Windows 8 disappoints on all fronts. Read More
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