iPhone 5 / 4S release date & feature rumors

	Jonny Evans: Apple's mobile future is completely cable-free | JR Raphael: Android travel apps: The power user's trio
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	IT Blogwatch: iPhone 5 / 4S release date & feature rumors Apple is now expected to begin production of its new smartphone in the "late third quarter." That would push the iPhone 5 release date into September at the earliest, and is expected to finally interest from Verizon-cum-CDMA crowd. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers read the rumor runes and fan the feature flames. Not to mention: Ever wondered why your fridge suddenly seems empty? Read More WHITE PAPER: SAP The Preferred BI Choice-Designed for Growing Companies SAP® BusinessObjects™ Edge BI software is ideal for midsize companies wanting to improve business intelligence (BI) processes and get an edge on the competition. It can help you address just about any BI requirement – and leverage the applications, data sources, and platforms your company already uses. Read now! In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple's mobile future is completely cable-free JR Raphael: Android travel apps: The power user's trio Chris Poelker: Why the Amazon cloud outage helped cloud computing Jonny Evans: Apple's iCloud leader quits for health Shark Tank: Usually this time of year it would be an asterisk WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Transform Business Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. Jonny Evans: Apple's mobile future is completely cable-free The future Apple world will be almost completely cable-free -- not just because of iCloud and Wi-Fi Sync in iOS 5, but also because the company is developing a transparent system that means you won't even need cables to recharge your iPhone, iPad, mouse or other device. Read More JR Raphael: Android travel apps: The power user's trio These three Android travel apps work together in perfect harmony, automating all of the hassles of organizing and managing a trip. Read More WEBCAST: VMware Cloud Computing in Government: Doing More with Less In this webcast, Doug Bourgeois, VMware Vice President and Federal Chief Cloud Executive, explains how to use virtualization to take a pragmatic, evolutionary journey towards cloud computing. View now! Chris Poelker: Why the Amazon cloud outage helped cloud computing The recent outage over at Amazon was actually a good thing for cloud computing. It was a call to action that brought to light the need for solid standards for cloud infrastructure and iron-clad contractual obligations between cloud providers and subscribers. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's iCloud leader quits for health Apple's iCloud product manager, John Herbold, recently quit Cupertino to create digital products to boost health. What kind of apps might he help create? Here's six iPad apps you can use to help boost your own health. Read More Shark Tank: Usually this time of year it would be an asterisk This support pilot fish gets an e-mail from one of her users: "Why do I have a semicolon hard-coded on my computer?" Read More
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