U.S. lawmaker: Mobile users should be able to delete data

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	U.S. lawmaker: Mobile users should be able to delete data U.S. Representative Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat, released a discussion draft of the Application Privacy, Protection, and Security Act on Wednesday. The proposed bill would require mobile apps to give users notice of the information they collect and obtain consent before collecting personal data. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Panasonic The 2013 Toughpad tablets. Presenting the full Panasonic Toughpad™ lineup, a fearless way to get the job done—featuring three unique, rugged and ultra-mobile tablets built for business. Combining enterprise-grade security, seamless connectivity, unmatched partner support and rugged designs is how we're engineering a better world. panasonic.com/toughpad In this Issue Report: Asustek in talks to license Windows Phone 8 for handsets 5 new smartphone OSes bet on HTML5 and improved UIs Meet Ophelia, Dell's $50 plug-in, cloud-based PC challenger RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T Introducing AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk. With up to 1,000 contacts and a broad range of devices and platforms, you'll get instant communication -- because your business doesn't have time for lag time. Learn how to get started with free handsets today! Report: Asustek in talks to license Windows Phone 8 for handsets The company, perhaps best known as a manufacturer of laptop and tablet computers, is looking to expand its existing partnership with Microsoft into the smartphone space. Read More 5 new smartphone OSes bet on HTML5 and improved UIs In the next 12 months, smartphones with five new operating systems are scheduled to go on sale, leaning on Web technologies and improved user interfaces to try and make a dent in the dominance of Apple's iOS and Google's Android. Read More Meet Ophelia, Dell's $50 plug-in, cloud-based PC challenger While not much to look at, this "ultra-compact, multimedia-capable device" dubbed "Project Ophelia" -- really a thin client in USB clothing -- could prove a game changer, both for struggling Dell and perhaps the PC market. Read More
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