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	The JavaScript IQ test You think you know JavaScript? We thought we did before writing this quiz. It may look like a simple, innocuous language that people use to check Web forms, but it's grown more complex over the years. From the browser to the server, find out how much you know about one of today's most popular programming langauges by acing our 20-question quiz. Read More WEBCAST: Intel and Dell The Higher-Bandwidth, Lower-Cost Connection of Choice Join Intel and Dell Live as they discuss their new LAN on Motherboard enhancements to the Dell PowerEdge servers. Learn how Expedient, a cloud provider, is using 10 Gigabit Ethernet to boost its services and rein in costs. View Now In this Issue Windows Live's demise creates Windows 8 problems Review: Dell EqualLogic SANs make the most of automated tiering Connected TVs: A new frontier for developers Tablet shipments up 200 percent as netbook demand tanks RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 Register Now! IT Roadmap is the one day, cost free, professional-level conference and expo that's full of job-ready solutions you can put to work now. IT Roadmap surrounds you with technology's most-followed analysts and the industry's most-innovative solution providers, all focused entirely on building the roadmap you need in crucial areas of enterprise IT. Click to continue Windows Live's demise creates Windows 8 problems As I anticipated two months ago, Microsoft officially sent Windows Live to the bit bucket yesterday. We're supposed to believe that the 'Softies are unifying their cloud services and lining them up under the "Microsoft Account" banner, but that's a whole lot easier said than done. Or explained. In particular, users are going to lose a lot in the transition from Windows Live to cloud-friendly Windows RT Metro apps, and there are lots of legacy loose ends. Read More Review: Dell EqualLogic SANs make the most of automated tiering As IT contemplates the rapidly expanding universe of storage options, at least one detail has become clear: In the majority of infrastructures, most data just sits around, feeling lonely, while a small percentage is more or less constantly in use. Addressing this issue in an elegant and cost-saving way paves the road to lower capital expenditures for storage, as well as reduced power and cooling costs, with a side order of performance gains. What's not to love? Read More Connected TVs: A new frontier for developers Will Internet-capable TVs be the next frontier for app developers? After all, roughly one in five TVs shipped in the United States last year were capable of being connected to the Internet in various ways, according to DisplaySearch, a market research firm. And shipments of Web-enabled sets are growing at 30 percent a year. You'd think that manufacturers like Samsung and Panasonic would be beating the bushes looking for capable developers. Read More Tablet shipments up 200 percent as netbook demand tanks Tablet shipments soared 200 percent over the past years, according to research company Canalys, but Apple didn't ship enough iPads in Q1 to retain the No. 1 position for the most client PCs shipped. The distinction went to HP, which has bounced back from a rocky 2011, spurred in part by an improving global economy that helped push notebook shipments up by 11 percent and desktop shipments up by 8 percent. Read More
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