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	INSIDER The best laptops, convertibles, and Ultrabooks for Windows 8 From classic clamshell notebooks to next-gen touch hybrids, see how HP, Dell, Samsung, Lenovo, and Acer stack up in InfoWorld's reviews. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Panasonic Panasonic Toughbook services. In addition to rugged and reliable products, Panasonic offers services around their products to assist customers along the way. Enhance the productivity of your mobile workforce and increase uptime by streamlining out-of-warranty coverage issues with Panasonic. Giving you every competitive advantage is how we're engineering a better world. Click to continue In this Issue The iPhone 5s fingerprint reader: what you need to know New iPhones help lay groundwork for global LTE roaming Wireless charging from 30 feet away -- does startup have a game changer? iPhone jailbreakers begin cracking their knuckles over iOS 7 WHITE PAPER: Citrix Securing Enterprise Info : Android, iOS & Windows Devices Android, iOS and Windows tablets and smartphones play an increasing role in enterprise computing, providing new flexibility and mobility for workers and IT but creating new challenges around security. This paper describes these issues and explains how they can be addressed effectively with Citrix BYOD solutions View Now The iPhone 5s fingerprint reader: what you need to know So Apple has announced that it's building a fingerprint reader into its new flagship smartphone, the iPhone 5s, calling that technology Touch ID. Here's what you need to know about it. Read More New iPhones help lay groundwork for global LTE roaming The iPhone 5s and 5c take a big step toward global LTE coverage with up to 13 LTE bands, but a handful more bands are still needed. Read More Wireless charging from 30 feet away -- does startup have a game changer? "You don't have to put that device in every room. You just put it into one room in your house and it will power all your devices," said Hatem Zeine, founder of Ossia, developer of the technology. "It's like your Wi-Fi signal. If you can get a Wi-Fi signal, you'll be able to get power." Read More iPhone jailbreakers begin cracking their knuckles over iOS 7 The team, which goes by the Twitter handle "@evad3rs," hunts for software vulnerabilities that allow users to customize their iPhones and install applications not vetted by Apple, which the company discourages. Read More
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