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	Richard Stallman, unrepentant: 'Apple is your enemy' Richard Stallman stands by his criticism of Steve Jobs in the wake of the Apple founder's death, the free-software advocate said in a recent interview with Slashdot readers. He also called for the elimination of harmful computing-related patents and advocated for preserving copyrights for works of opinion and art. Read More WEBCAST: Liaison Technologies Managed Services: B2B Communication in the Cloud Learn how Neenah Paper, with the assistance of Liaison Technologies, gained business advantage through B2B communication in the cloud. Learn More In this Issue Apple's Safari turns 10 AMD shows off Windows 8 tablet with upcoming Tamesh chip Sony unveils flagship Xperia Z smartphone LaCie releases 20TB Thunderbolt RAID array WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies (formerly Diskeeper Corporation) Guide to 50% Faster VMs - No Hardware Required Wish you could get 50% or more application performance on your VMs…without having to purchase more expensive hardware to get it? This guide offers insight to the I/O explosion brought about by virtualization, addresses the problem of unnecessary I/O at the source and how you can solve it without hardware to go up to 50% faster or more. Read Now! Apple's Safari turns 10 Ten years ago Monday, Apple co-founder and then-CEO Steve Jobs introduced Apple's first, and so far only, browser, according to the former head of the Safari team. Don Melton, who retired last year as Apple's director of Internet Technologies, has been blogging since mid-December about Safari's beginnings. On Monday, he noted the 10th-year anniversary of the browser. Read More AMD shows off Windows 8 tablet with upcoming Tamesh chip Advanced Micro Devices showed off a Windows 8 tablet running the company's upcoming tablet chip code-named Temash, which the company hopes will reverse a string of past failures and provide enough ammunition to compete with tablet chip leaders ARM and Intel. The prototype tablet made by Wistron has a 10.6-inch screen and plays full 1080p high-definition video. AMD has mostly been repurposing netbook chips for tablets, and the tablet demonstration was intended to showcase the progress made by AMD in making chips exclusively for tablets. Read More Sony unveils flagship Xperia Z smartphone Watch movies in the shower, capture HDR video, or just use it to make phone calls. Sony says it has something for everyone in its new Xperia Z smartphone, the company's flagship handset for 2013. The phone, which was unveiled on Monday at International CES in Las Vegas, combines several of Sony's key technologies, which the company hopes will make for a distinctive phone in the competitive Android smartphone market. Read More LaCie releases 20TB Thunderbolt RAID array LaCie announced Monday at CES the 5big storage box, a RAID array with Thunderbolt that comes in 10TB and 20TB capacities. The LaCie 5big array comes with dual-core 2.13GHz Intel processors. The dual Thunderbolt ports, enabling users to daisy chain up to six Thunderbolt peripherals together. Read More
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