Windows Live's demise creates Windows 8 problems

	Connected TVs: A new frontier for developers | Tablet shipments up 200 percent as netbook demand tanks
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	Windows Live's demise creates Windows 8 problems Unless the Metro apps turn out to be a whole lot more powerful than what's on offer right now, Windows 8's going to turn into an even harder sell. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Remotely manage with LogMeIn Central Central's web-based management console lets you deploy software, proactively monitor and automate tasks. You can even apply all Windows Updates at the same time to keep systems up-to-date and secure. Try it free for 30 days. In this Issue Connected TVs: A new frontier for developers Tablet shipments up 200 percent as netbook demand tanks Google's Wi-Fi spygate troubles have only just begun WHITE PAPER: Imation Scalable Storage A Scalable Approach To SMB Data Protection Now that data has become an indispensable asset to your business, you can't afford to ignore it. Learn why an Imation RDX solution is the perfect scalable solution for SMBs with limited resources. View Now Connected TVs: A new frontier for developers Roughly one in five TVs shipped in the United States last year were capable of being connected to the Internet, 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. Read More Google's Wi-Fi spygate troubles have only just begun Google probably thought it was tossing water on a smoldering Wi-Fi spying controversy by releasing the full version of that FCC report a few days ago -- turns out it was gasoline. Now Google is looking at a raging inferno. Read More
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