WINDOWS CENTER: Google Play: Nice catch-up move. Now what?


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March 06, 2012

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	Google Play: Nice catch-up move. Now what?
	Intel launches E5 Xeons, a faster mainstay of the server market
	Weak Android, Windows competition keeps iPad on top, says analyst
	Isis strikes mobile commerce deals with VeriFone, Ingenico
	Why Google is playing games with Chrome's future--literally


	Google Play: Nice catch-up move. Now what? Google's move to integrate its app store with music, e-books and movies is fine so far as it goes. It's just not all that different from similar 'ecosystems' from Apple and Amazon. More \| Share on Facebook

	Intel launches E5 Xeons, a faster mainstay of the server market The new processors are faster at number crunching and input-output, more power-efficient, and actually have been creeping to market for months. More \| Share on Facebook


	Weak Android, Windows competition keeps iPad on top, says analyst The iPad will dominate because rivals have yet to offer a strong alternative, claims Deutsche Bank analyst. More \| Share on Facebook


	Isis strikes mobile commerce deals with VeriFone, Ingenico The mobile-payment joint venture, backed by big U.S. wireless carriers, aims to expand its reach via makers of e-commerce payment systems and terminals. More \| Share on Facebook


	Why Google is playing games with Chrome's future--literally Apps may get all the buzz, but Chrome's Native Client and the games it powers are pushing the limits of what the browser can do. More \| Share on Facebook

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