2012 Predictions: Macworld's annual forecast of the year ahead

	Jonny Evans: CES 2012: Why Apple will steal the show (again) | How Google and Apple will control TV
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	2012 Predictions: Macworld's annual forecast of the year ahead At the end of every year, we take the requisite look back, and the end of 2011 was no exception—we reviewed the year in iOS, the year in Mac, Apple's financial performance, the year in quotes, and Macworld's most read and most loved and loathed stories. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast A Three Step Plan for Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010 Harnessing the powerful new features of Microsoft Exchange 2010 – but without introducing additional risk, cost and complexity during the migration process – is a challenge many CIOs are about to face. We consider the risks involved and propose actions businesses can take to mitigate them. Read now In this Issue Jonny Evans: CES 2012: Why Apple will steal the show (again) How Google and Apple will control TV Lenovo gets a jump on Apple in smart TVs Jonny Evans: Apple 2012: iPad 3 ships March, iPad 4 in October? Fedora, Mint, openSUSE, Ubuntu: Which Linux desktop is for you? Apple loses bid to block Mac OS X copy protection secrets in clone case JR Raphael: A Google Nexus tablet to kill the Kindle Fire? Hang on a sec, folks Jonny Evans: Apple's hot iTravel plan for the NFC iPhone 5 LAPD drops Google Apps plan WHITE PAPER: CommVault CIO Guide to Virtual Server Data Protection This guide looks at the key questions CIOs should be asking to ensure a successful virtual server data protections solution. Learn More Jonny Evans: CES 2012: Why Apple will steal the show (again) 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.   Read More How Google and Apple will control TV The future of TV is going to be pretty awesome. The addition of compute power, apps and Internet access are inevitable for TVs over the next few years and Google and Apple will be at the forefront, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More Lenovo gets a jump on Apple in smart TVs Lenovo on Sunday announced its first smart TV that will recognize voice commands and run Android 4.0 applications, getting a jump over Apple's rumored pursuit of TVs with advanced features. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple 2012: iPad 3 ships March, iPad 4 in October? The post-PC iPad will inevitably devour a huge chunk of the PC industry. This morning a report claims Apple has a plan for an advanced iPad 4 with amazing built-in apps set to ship in October this year, with an iPad 3 due in March.   Read More WEBCAST: IBM Capitalize on Collective Intelligence and Creativity Sogeti, a leading provider of professional technology services, specializing in application management, infrastructure management, high-tech engineering and testing, needed to connect its more than 20,000 employees spread across 200 offices in 14 countries. Learn More Fedora, Mint, openSUSE, Ubuntu: Which Linux desktop is for you? The four top Linux distributions -- Fedora, Mint, openSUSE and Ubuntu -- differ widely in their approach to the desktop. We look at all four and figure out which is right for you. Read More Apple loses bid to block Mac OS X copy protection secrets in clone case A federal judge this week denied Apple's request to keep secret the technical information that describes how the company locks Mac OS X to its hardware. Read More JR Raphael: A Google Nexus tablet to kill the Kindle Fire? Hang on a sec, folks Google's making a Nexus-branded Android tablet with a sub-$200 price? Before you put too much stock in the blogosphere's latest juicy rumor, let's take a moment to consider its origins.   Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's hot iTravel plan for the NFC iPhone 5 Apple has a secret plan to transform the travel industry in the iPhone 5, with the NFC-based iTravel app. This guide you through ticket purchase, baggage claim, check-in, security, your in-flight entertainment system and much more.   Read More LAPD drops Google Apps plan After more than two years of work, the city of Los Angeles has abandoned its effort to migrate its police operations to Google's hosted email and office application platform because it says the service cannot meet FBI security requirements. Insider (registration required) Read More
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