Nexus 4 review: Google's instantly obsolete Android smartphone

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	Nexus 4 review: Google's instantly obsolete Android smartphone Does the world really need another Android smartphone? Not if it's the Nexus 4, the new Google-branded smartphone made by LG. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Are you ready for cloud services? If you're thinking about cloud services for your organization, ask yourself this question: Are you ready? According to Forrester Research, Inc., that's the most important thing to consider before moving forward with your cloud initiatives. That's why we'd like to offer you a complimentary copy of the Forrester report: Assess Your Cloud Maturity. Get the report now to start planning your cloud services strategy. In this Issue Study: Data caps bilk users and stifle competition New Android malware makes spam-texting more economical Mobile 2013: Defining decisions for Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia, RIM, Samsung Android fragmentation: For developers, it's a bug and a feature WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. The Shape of Email Our "Shape of Email" research attempts, for the first time, to describe the content of a typical corporate inbox in terms of its importance and relevance to the user. Learn More Study: Data caps bilk users and stifle competition Broadband limits don't address network congestion or cover higher operating costs. Read More New Android malware makes spam-texting more economical SpamSoldier is spreading via SMS messages advertising free versions of popular Android games. Users who download the freebies unwittingly turn their devices into zombies that will silently send out thousands of spam SMS messages. Read More Mobile 2013: Defining decisions for Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia, RIM, Samsung Next year, we'll see if Apple has plateaued or, worse, petered out; if Google can rationalize the Android ecosystem; if Samsung can sustain its effort to be more than a mere device maker. Read More Android fragmentation: For developers, it's a bug and a feature While it might be nice if Android had the relative uniformity offered by rival Apple's tightly controlled iOS mobile platform, that simply is not the way. And developers are all right with that. Read More
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