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IT is currently undergoing a major transmogrification -- to a point where the way business runs a few years from now may be unrecognizable to the traditionally grounded mind. For a sneak peak at what it'll look like, check out CES, or, better yet, Comic-Con.

Does Asus's Transformer Prime have a Wi-Fi performance problem? I tested it head-to-head against other Android devices to find out.

With the constant bombardment of new tech toys that journalists, buyers and other industry people are subjected to at CES, we can sometimes forget that we aren't everyone.

It's encouraging that there are companies out there that are working to find solutions that can fit both corporate and consumer needs.

Motorola says it'll make fewer phones in 2012 so it can focus on a handful of core devices. For the sake of Android, let's hope it's telling the truth.

Will the iPad 3 release date be this quarter? Yes, according to sources at CES 2012, who also blabbed about its specs and features. There seem to be few external changes, so, in IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder if it'll be called the iPad 2S. [Updated: New news about Retina display sourcing, as Sharp fails to make the grade, reportedly]

This year, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) pointed directly at some very early startups with its Eureka area, which featured companies and products which (at least most of them) aren't quite ready for prime time, but which show potential for the future.

A new organization for developers is looking to create a name for itself by exhibiting at CES.

Asus is delivering Ice Cream Sandwich to its Transformer Prime, making it the first tablet to receive Android 4.0. Take note, manufacturers: This is how the Android upgrade game should be played.

At CES 2012, the Nokia Lumia 900 'Ace' breaks cover, on AT&T's LTE. Espoo (NYSE:NOK) (BIT:NOK1V) also brings news of the Lumia 800 for the U.S. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers live in a world of lost wages.

Asus has announced a new version of its highly rated Transformer Prime tablet: the TF700T. So what's this new device all about, and what does its arrival mean for the original Transformer Prime?

When the security needs of a company clash with an employee's personal equipment, the result is sometimes a divorce.

Microsoft's decision to pull out of the Consumer Electronics Show after this year was the right one and the harbinger of things to come. The show, originally designed to show off technology like TVs and stereos has become increasingly irrelevant in a world of around-the-year product breakthroughs.

At CES 2012, Lenovo (HKG:0992) will show off its new IdeaTab line. The S2 improves on 2010's iPad design and the K2 on 2011's iPad 2. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder why China is getting them first.

CES 2012 is coming and it seems Apple will dominate once again, even without being there. That's because the firm already offers products and services that match those trends we'll see emerge as ever so, ever so important this year.