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Forrester: Meet Mobility & Video Demands with UC

IT managers know the benefits of unified communications (UC)--but where, when, and how much should they invest and deploy? Forrester explores how IT managers can expand UC capabilities with smart and effective infrastructure investment.

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Finally, a way to identify nameless tracks in iTunes

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February 28, 2013 CNET How To
Identify nameless music tracks in your iTunes library Check out these programs that promise to fill in garbled or blank track names in iTunes. Plus, we've got a backup plan for when those music-identification programs fail to name that tune -- a little Internet sleuthing can help you fill in the missing information in your audio library. Read more | Share:  Sharon Vaknin Senior associate editor View profile  |  E-mail
Post rectangles on Instagram with Squaready or InstaSize If you want to post an entire rectangular shot to square-obsessed Instagram, I've got not one but two free apps that will do such a thing. Read more | Share:  Home networking explained, part 4: Wi-Fi vs. Internet CNET editor Dong Ngo explains the difference between Wi-Fi and (wireless) Internet and answers frequently asked questions on connectivity matters. Read more | Share:  Get started with the new Foursquare credit card specials Connect your credit card to your Foursquare account in order to receive discounts just for checking in to select businesses. Read more | Share:  Explaining the Google Settings icon on your Android device Seen a new Google Settings app icon appear on your Android device and wondering what it is? Don't worry, it's nothing major. Here's what you need to know. Read more | Share:  The year's biggest smartphone event CNET editors bring you the latest from Mobile World Congress -- the trade show devoted to the future of mobile devices! 01 Quickly sign any document with Preview 02 How to quickly convert image formats with Preview 03 Toggle Wi-Fi, Bluetooth from Quick Settings on Android 4.2.2 01 Old TV, new connections. 02 FaceTime issue on different carrier

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Close the Gaps between Development and Ops

Software Version Management: What to Expect

 

 
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Close the Gaps between Development and Ops

The right version management software can enable organizations to meet DevOps' goals with functionality that:

- Tracks and manages change
- Speeds branching by mimicking the natural style in which users would like to create branches
- Automatically merges content from one set of files to another

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New mobile OS, Ubuntu Touch, holds plenty potential

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February 28, 2013 CNET Mobile
Ubuntu OS wins Best in Show The international expo about all things mobile, also known as Mobile World Congress, wrapped up today in Barcelona, Spain. Plenty of notable handsets were unveiled during the week, including the Asus PadFone, an LTE smartphone that can be docked and "transformed" into a 10.1-inch tablet. But what really impressed us was the elegant and intuitive new mobile OS, Ubuntu Touch. Though its developer, Canonical, is still in talks with manufacturers and carriers, you can preview it on current Nexus devices before its slated October release. Check out more MWC 2013 devices below. Read more | Share:  Get the quick rundown on MWC 2013 handsets  Lynn La Associate editor View profile  |  Email
Sony Xperia Tablet Z Announced for U.S. and European markets, the Xperia Tablet Z is a waterproof 10.1-inch tablet and features a 1.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor. It's Sony's third large-form Android tablet in two years and it's equipped with an 8-megapixel camera, Android Jelly Bean, and NFC. Read more | Share:  LG Optimus G Pro LG is trying its hand at the "phablet" market again with the Optimus G Pro. The phone sports a massive 5.5-inch display that features the more common 16:9 aspect ratio and a 1,920x1,080-pixel resolution. It will arrive in North America in the second quarter. Read more | Share:  Nokia Lumia 720 Of the four new handsets Nokia introduced at MWC, the Lumia 720 is by far the most high-end. The Windows Phone 8 device has a 4.3-inch LCD display that has a ClearBlack filter that reduces outdoor glare and is highly sensitive so that it can still respond to your gestures, even if you're wearing gloves. Read more | Share:  Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2 The Xcover 2 is dust-proof and waterproof up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. But just because it has an uncompromising exterior, it doesn't make compromises on the inside. It has a chunky dual-core 1GHz processor with 1GB of RAM, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, and a 4-inch screen. Read more | Share:  Huawei Ascend P2 The Ascend P2 is Huawei's next step in its mission to advance its Android presence worldwide. It runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, with Huawei's Emotion UI on top. It features a 4.7-inch, 720p HD display with a 315-pixel density and promises high contrast for outdoor legibility and an 85-degree viewing angle. Read more | Share:  The year's biggest smartphone event CNET editors bring you the latest from Mobile World Congress -- the trade show devoted to the future of mobile devices! Sprint phones 01 LG Optimus G (Sprint) 02 Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE (Sprint) 03 HTC Evo 4G LTE - black (Sprint) 04 Samsung Galaxy S III - 16GB - blue (Sprint) 05 Kyocera Rise (Sprint) 01 iPad Mini to bury 9.7-inch iPad in 2013, says DisplaySearch 02 Samsung hires judge who ruled against Apple as legal expert 03 iFixit outs tablet repairability list; Surface Pro in last place 04 iCloud nearly back to normal after early morning outage 05 Amazon launches Cloud Player app for iPad, iPad Mini

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