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	Apple calms concerns over volume Lion upgrades Apple has spelled out how education and corporate customers can upgrade Macs to Lion next month. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Seven Standards of Cloud Computing Service Delivery This paper outlines best practices for selecting cloud-computing solutions. Learn more! In this Issue Apple: Use our stores' Wi-Fi to download Lion FAQ: No, you can't have Lion Jonny Evans: Apple OS X Lion feature update i-FlashDrive transfers files between iOS and Mac or PC Facebook reportedly readying iPad app ... finally Apple slashes annual back-to-school offer, pushes apps Yahoo releases search tools for iPhone, Android apps Chinese court sentences three to prison for iPad design leak Jonny Evans: Apple hatching social OK Cupid service for iPhones Jonny Evans: A social(ist) future for the Apple TV Jonny Evans: Retail chief Ron Johnson quits Apple for JC Penney Jonny Evans: Apple makes 3D TV sexy with iPad 3 HD Jonny Evans: iPad leads in 'Post-PC world', BBC iPlayer boss confirms IT Blogwatch: Finally! Apple unlocks iPhone 4, no 3G for T-Mobile USA Jonny Evans: Apple's 'jaw-dropping' Final Cut Pro X hurts Adobe Sharon Machlis: 3 free voice-recognition apps for the iPad RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP Use Data to Beat the Competition Most companies recognize the importance of their data - but few are leveraging it to full advantage. So while your competitors sit back, you can sprint ahead - helping to cut costs, boost profits, build loyalty, and solve a myriad of day-to-day business challenges. No matter the size of your business, you can now compete on a level playing field. Click to continue Apple: Use our stores' Wi-Fi to download Lion Apple store representatives today said that while Genius Bar technicians won't install Lion for customers, Mac owners can use a store's Internet connection to download the 4GB upgrade. Read More FAQ: No, you can't have Lion Next month Apple will ship Lion, giving customers the chance to upgrade to the company's newest edition of Mac OS X. Most customers, but not all. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple OS X Lion feature update Apple has already revealed 250 features and improvements within Lion, which ships next month. We've found some more information, including clarification that it will be possible to download OS X Lion from the Mac App Store once in order to upgrade large numbers of Macs. Read More i-FlashDrive transfers files between iOS and Mac or PC PhotoFast has come up with the first two-way file transfer accessory for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch and any Mac or PC. Read More Facebook reportedly readying iPad app ... finally Facebook is just about set to offer its first app built for Apple's iPad tablet, according to a New York Times report. Read More Apple slashes annual back-to-school offer, pushes apps Apple today rolled out its annual back-to-school promotion, but unlike years past offered a $100 iTunes gift card to customers who buy a qualifying Mac. Read More Yahoo releases search tools for iPhone, Android apps Yahoo wants to help people find mobile applications and information about them. Read More Chinese court sentences three to prison for iPad design leak A Chinese court sentenced three people to prison for stealing information on Apple's iPad 2 design, which was used to make protective cases for the device months before the tablet was even launched. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Transform Your Business with Video Business video is exploding in popularity. As video becomes increasingly pervasive, businesses need to uncover the most efficient and productive ways to deploy the media. Cisco Services offers four detailed white paper series—plus complementary short videos—that outline practical steps for harnessing the power of video and realizing the best ROI. Go Now Jonny Evans: Apple hatching social OK Cupid service for iPhones Geek with poor social skills? Apple has an app for that. New friendship-finding future revealed - will this boost the conversation, or increase the hate? Read More Jonny Evans: A social(ist) future for the Apple TV When it comes to Apple's adventures in video, the Apple TV still looks like the grey-smocked, gruel-eating, workhouse-sheltered estranged poorer iOS cousin to iPad and iPhone. So, where are we going wth connected TV? Read More Jonny Evans: Retail chief Ron Johnson quits Apple for JC Penney Chalk another name off of Apple's CEO Steve Jobs potential successor list, though you should also expect Apple products will get a little more high street visibility with the extremely surprising news that Ron Johnson. Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail, is leaving the company to become JC Penney's new CEO. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple makes 3D TV sexy with iPad 3 HD 3D TV desperately needs a slice of Apple product marketing magic. Introduced with much brouhaha as a 'must-have' killer new feature, the technology has rapidly been relegated to just another spec, consumers like it, don't love it. Does Apple have an iPad plan to make the technology sexy? Read More Jonny Evans: iPad leads in 'Post-PC world', BBC iPlayer boss confirms The Post-PC age isn't just an Apple [AAPL] marketing trick, it's real, and tablet usage has grown 2,500 percent in the last year, according to the BBC's director of future media, Ralph Rivera. Read More IT Blogwatch: Finally! Apple unlocks iPhone 4, no 3G for T-Mobile USA Apple (AAPL) is, at last, selling officially-unlocked iPhone 4 units in the USA. But it's not as wonderful as it sounds: yes, you'll be able to use it on T-Mobile; but no, it won't work on that carrier's 3G bands. And it's fiendishly expensive on AT&T. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers scratch their heads and wonder why Apple bothered. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's 'jaw-dropping' Final Cut Pro X hurts Adobe Apple has struck again, with the introduction of its own true 64-bit pro-video editing super-hero, Final Cut Pro X, introducing important changes in the way the software handles, ingests, encodes and manages video production workflow. And its available only via the Mac App Store -- at a fraction the price of Adobe Premiere. Read More Sharon Machlis: 3 free voice-recognition apps for the iPad Want an alternative to typing? These speech-to-text apps are worth a look. Read More
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