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Subject: Your Gadgets Are Springing Leaks; Apple TV: Bigger than iPhone?
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March 19, 2007
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In this issue:
* Your Gadgets Are Springing Leaks
* Fujitsu launches notebooks with solid state drives
* Will Apple TV be bigger than iPhone?
* Freedom from the office -- the Bedouin way
* CeBIT: RAID module fits in 3.5-in. drive bay for the masses
* CeBIT: New gadgets make their debut
* Vodafone shows Skype calling on cell phones
* Storage for a million photos: Dell offers first 1TB PC
* RSS Goes Mobile
* PODS picks GPS for tracking workers, storage containers
Computerworld Blogs:
* Can't get out of your wireless contract in time for the iPhone? Consider
transferring it to someone else
* Don't Tellme. How much will Microsoft payme? (and the anti-printer)
* Why Apple TV is more important than iPhone
* Will mobile WiMAX clean 3G's clock?
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Your Gadgets Are Springing Leaks
Handheld electronics are cheap enough for the average worker to own, which
means more of these devices and a greater variety of them are getting hooked
up to networks. Here's how to plug the holes.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55552/2/
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Fujitsu launches notebooks with solid state drives
Fujitsu is launching two touchscreen notebooks that can be converted to use
a solid state drive, considered more durable against the vibrations and
drops that can damage hard drives and data.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55553/2/
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Will Apple TV be bigger than iPhone?
Apple's iPhone has captured the public's imagination, but many believe its
new Apple TV appliance will be a more important product.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55554/2/
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Freedom from the office -- the Bedouin way
Like the Bedouins of the desert, you can be wherever you want to be and keep
working. Columnist Mike Elgan tells you how.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55555/2/
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CeBIT: RAID module fits in 3.5-in. drive bay for the masses
Taiwan's Raidon has developed a small RAID module that fits into a 3.5-in.
drive bay.
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CeBIT: New gadgets make their debut
A keyboard that change the key displays, a water-cooled graphics card and
Wi-Fi photo frames are featured were among the products on view at the Cebit
trade show.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55558/2/
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Vodafone shows Skype calling on cell phones
Cellular operator Vodafone is demonstrating a service that makes Skype calls
over cell phones, but it isn't sure it will make it available to
subscribers.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55246/2/
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Storage for a million photos: Dell offers first 1TB PC
Dell is offering an upgrade to its Alienware-branded PCs that will be able
to hold a million photos, a million minutes of music or 16 days of DVD
quality video.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55559/2/
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RSS Goes Mobile
NewsGator Technologies unveiled a new RSS reader for BlackBerry and other
Java-enabled mobile devices, letting users access news and other content
from RSS-enabled sources.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55560/2/
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PODS picks GPS for tracking workers, storage containers
Storage company PODS Enterprises uses GPS tracking, bar codes, wireless and
push-to-talk to keep track of drivers and storage containers in an
integrated system.
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COMPUTERWORLD BLOGS
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Can't get out of your wireless contract in time for the iPhone? Consider
transferring it to someone else
Some of the biggest hesitations people have about purchasing Apple's iPhone
when it is released this summer is Apple's exclusive deal with ATT/Cingular.
For some people this presents problems about coverage in specific areas, but
for many the problem is that switching to ATT/Cingular will require early
termination of an existing service agreement with a different carrier.
Almost all cell phone companies in the US require users to sign one or two
year commitments and pay fees in the neighborhood of $200 for breaking those
commitments.
To view the rest of the blog post, click the following link.
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Don't Tellme. How much will Microsoft payme? (and the anti-printer)
Can you hear IT Blogwatch? If not, ask TellMe to tell you about Microsoft's
rumored buy out. Not to mention the little printer that shreds while it
works ...
To view the rest of the blog post, click the following link.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/55253/2/
Will mobile WiMAX clean 3G's clock?
WiMAX provider Clearwire cleared about $600 million in its initial public
offering Thursday, prompting me to wonder: Are the cellular carriers punting
away the billions of dollars they've invested in their 3G cellular data
networks?
To view the rest of the blog post, click the following link.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1364259/1408189/54640/2/
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