Eweek Daily Tech Briefing 11

Samsung's Galaxy A5 and A3 smartphones launch in China; Microsoft introduces 'Band,' its first fitness wearable; Google takes ... HP unveils new Apollo HPC supercomputers; Red Hat releases RHEL 7 with new filesystem, Docker support; Lenovo launches ... Intel says Skylake PC chips to launch in second half of 2015; Red Hat renews server management portfolio with Satellite 6; Intel ... Apple pointed finger at Google, while cooperating with FTC; The clock is ticking on Windows 7, Microsoft warns; IBM to spend $3 ... Microsoft, iFixit want entrepreneurs to give new life to old gadgets; European Union expresses concern about Microsoft email ... BlackBerry Intends to stay in the handset business, Chen says; T-Mobile kicks off 3 days of news with $40 Simple Starter plan; ...

Apple Said Getting Ready to Produce Big Displays for iPhone 6; Microsoft Unveils Kinect for Windows v2 Final Hardware; HD ... AT&T announces $48.5 billion bid for DirecTV; Microsoft SQL Server 2014 already powering production workloads; Google faces ... LG G3 features 5.5.-Inch Quad HD display, design overhaul; HP launches Helion cloud platform for government; Broadcom looks ... CoreOS launches managed Linux operating system as a service; Threat detection systems must ferret out the most sinister ... FCC Approves New Proposal to Craft Net Neutrality Rules; Galaxy Tab 4 Education Is Samsung's First Tablet for Schools; ... Linux founder Linus Torvalds '"still wants the desktop"; plus, AT&T and Verizon launch HTC One M8 running Windows Phone 8.1; ...

Oracle launches In-Memory option for 12C database, Oracle introduces new x86 servers, Cisco predicts WiFi traffic will exceed ...