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Monday, April 23, 2012

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TOP STORY 4 Reasons Apple Doesn't Need An iPhone Nano By Eric Zeman Bringing an iPhone Nano to market now would be a mistake for Apple. Here's why. MUST READ Samsung Preps New Phone, Tablet, Cloud Service Samsung will show off a new Galaxy smartphone May 3, but rumors also point to a new Galaxy tablet and cloud-based storage service. Google Continues Product Purge Google shutters Patent Search, Flu Vaccine Finder, and Google Related in ongoing trimming of services. Mobile Health Presents Life-Changing Opportunities From medication reminders to wearable body sensors, mobile health solutions will become a vital part of our lives and many organizations' services. iPhone 5 May Get New Display, 'Liquidmetal' Reports that surfaced this week suggest the next iPhone will use brand-new touch screen technology and will be encased in something called "liquidmetal." Oracle, Google Struggle To Explain APIs To Jury Day four of Oracle's copyright and patent lawsuit against Google's Android OS brings a lesson in API design and programming that even the judge declares 'confusing.' Intel-Based Xolo X900 Android Smartphone: India First Lava kicked off sales of the Xolo X900, an Android smartphone with an Intel Atom processor inside. It marks Intel's renewed push into the mobile market. Oracle Vs. Google: Tour The Evidence Oracle and Google continue to fight a nasty courtroom battle over patent and copyright claims involving Java and mobile phones. Consider some of the crucial evidence introduced so far. MORE MOBILE & WIRELESS NEWS

ALSO IN THIS EDITION • Intel-Based Xolo X900 Android Smartphone: India First • Oracle Vs. Google: Tour The Evidence • Is Your IT Infrastructure Ready for Mobility? • Become a Social Business in the Cloud • iPhone 5 May Get New Display, 'Liquidmetal' • Build a Smarter Enterprise WAN • It's Coming: Interop Las Vegas Check out our lineup for the Next Valley View (our live Web TV show) TOMORROW, 4 pm PT in our SF HQ: • Zynga CTO Allan Leinwand • Hands-on technology demonstrations from SuccessFactors, DataSift, and Proton Media • A unique look at the latest from ARM at the Valley View Whiteboard • Prize giveaways and much more! Register to win prizes and watch the show live; or if you're in the area Contact us to be part of the live audience

 

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