| InfoWorld Daily AM | | | From a diagnostic computer that can be implanted into the eye of a glaucoma patient to memory circuits made from only a dozen atoms, scientists have been doing a lot with a little. It all shows that the next big thing just might be very, very small. | | | Issue highlights 1. Microsoft's 'terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad' week 2. Leaked Windows 8.1 Build 9471 surprises, disappoints 3. Review: New Nexus 7 takes on iPad Mini and Kindle Fire HD 4. The futility of the single-device solution | | Resource compliments of: NetApp This IDC Report explains how to benefit from Real-time production of hot data, End-to end intelligent caching for storage systems, I/O data requests optimized for cost and performance without complex data classification and support for PCIe and SSds. Click to continue | | With apologies to author Judith Viorst, Microsoft has Alexander beat hands down. This week's damage: Surface RT lawsuits, botched security patches, SkyDrive and Outlook.com outages, and a subpar Windows 8.1 leak. READ MORE | | Windows 8.1 X 64 Pro Build 9471 -- apparently leaked, but very close to final -- hit torrents and download sites worldwide. Here's what our blogger found after a few hours of experimenting. READ MORE | | Google's revised media tablet is a lot better than the original, but not enough to unseat the iPad Mini in our media tablet deathmatch. READ MORE | | Maybe one day a single device will adapt to different use cases, but until then, embrace the power of having multiple devices. READ MORE | | White Paper: Plantronics, Inc. You've thought long and hard about the investment you're making in Unified Communications. We've compiled ten steps to streamline the audio aspect of your UC deployment. Putting an audio strategy in place now can help you plan, deploy and eventually drive higher adoption rates. Download our workbook now! Read Now! | | | | |
