Inside Apple's secret plan to kill the cash register

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	Inside Apple's secret plan to kill the cash register Apple's plans for a Bluetooth 4.0-based iWallet could be the beginning of the end for the venerable cash register, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More WHITE PAPER: FileMaker, Inc Create, deploy and manage custom business apps for iPad The FileMaker Platform is a complete software suite to create, deploy, and manage custom business apps for iPad and iPhone. Design and build stunning iOS apps. Integrate mobile apps into existing enterprise systems. Deploy and instantly update your apps. Secure your apps with industry-standard authentication. Learn more, Watch overview video, Read the white paper > In this Issue NFC use growing outside smartphones AT&T lights up 4G LTE in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Naples Review: Riverbed closes the WAN gap Smartphone security is heading for 'apocalypse' WHITE PAPER: IBM Cutting Costs and Simplifying Management on IBM XIV Read the white paper and see how this platform increased performance for applications such as Microsoft Exchange and eliminated maintenance costs while simplifying storage management. Learn More. NFC use growing outside smartphones A growing number of smartphones have NFC capabilities to make mobile payments, but accessories and ultrabooks also increasingly have the same technology. Read More AT&T lights up 4G LTE in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Naples AT&T launched its 4G LTE service in, New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Naples, Fla., which extends its high-speed network implementations to 38 markets. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Good Technology Maximize Mobile Choices for Employees Is a tidal wave of consumer mobile devices flooding your workplace? You're not alone. Most IT professionals are under pressure from mobile professionals, who have a strong preference for Bring Your Own Device or BYOD. Rather than fight the growing tide, smart IT is looking for ways to give employees greater mobility, while minimizing risk and cost. Click to continue Review: Riverbed closes the WAN gap Riverbed Steelhead with RiOS 7 takes a huge bite out of UDP, video, and VDI traffic over the WAN, adding to its excellent TCP and file access optimizations Read More Smartphone security is heading for 'apocalypse' The meteoric rise in the smartphone market is creating a dangerous vulnerability in smartphone security -- one that may not be patched until the problem expands into what has been dubbed an "apocalypse." Read More
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