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It's a challenge to sort through the maze of storage products
to find a solution to your problem--but it's better than not having choices.
More U.S. consumers hold on to feature phones and dumb phones. Are U.S. carriers to blame?
Solid-state storage is still expensive. Is it worth the benefits?
Vendors have bombarded consumers with conflicting information about smartphone costs, network data speeds, and features, slowing adoption and upgrade rates.
Fragmentation allows variety among device makers, but can cause frustration for developers and lower satisfaction among end users.
Stock drops after new chief Thorsten Heins said he'll stay the course laid out by his predecessors.
Nokia partnership will launch Microsoft's platform to second place in global smartphone market share, iSuppli forecasts.
IT pros focus on SSD's hefty startup costs, but you must consider other costs when evaluating the storage technology.
To be successful in North America, you have to have a device on the biggest network, Verizon.
RIM's best move may be to cut its losses on BlackBerry 10 and adopt Android or Windows Phone instead.
Performance management skills--in both software and IT professionals--promises to be the biggest storage story this year.
Microsoft's forthcoming tablets have the bar set high for minimum hardware requirements.
Is hiring the investment firm a sign that the BlackBerry maker is ready to seriously entertain buyout offers?
Growth of unstructured data forces IT managers to look for new ways to scale storage capabilities, with cloud storage a leading option.
To ease traffic on its 3G network, Verizon wants all future smartphone releases to support LTE.
Microsoft failed to gain much ground in the mobile phone market in 2011, but its partners should help it grab a piece of the market this year.
Will unique devices appease carriers and change Nokia's Microsoft Phone fortunes?
Why are consolidated storage and compute infrastructures hot now? Storage management issues can cause virtualization projects to slow down or stall.
New Forrester report has advice for enterprises supporting the consumerization of IT.
Apple's best years are behind it, opines one financial reporter. Really? We don't see anyone getting a Samsung tattoo.
Whether flash-only, or a combination of flash and mechanical storage, the technology is poised for significant gains.
SMS isn't going away, but looks to have peaked. That hits carriers in the pocketbook.
Microsoft has two updates planned for its mobile platform next year, and its application store has a lot of apps. Will it spur sales?
The time it takes to rebuild a RAID-protected volume makes it unwieldy with today's high-capacity drives.
In 2011, 93 different Android phones have been released across nine U.S. carriers. But there's a downside to this diversity.
