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	Richi Jennings: iPad Mini 7-in. rumors: Price, release date, features Here comes the 7.8-inch iPad Mini, preceded by the rumors. Commentators are prognosticating on the price, what features it'll have (or not have), and its release date. But Apple is saying nothing, natch. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers recall Steve's famous ''dead on arrival'' quotes. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn LogMeIn Rescue: Remote Support for PCs and mobile devices. Rescue lets you remotely connect, troubleshoot and repair PCs and todays' most popular smartphones. With Rescue, IT can instantly connect, diagnose and solve. This enables IT to do more, and spend time on the tough IT cases. Do more and improve customer satisfaction and outcomes. Find out what IT knows. Do More. Try Rescue today In this Issue Jonny Evans: Steve Wozniak wants Apple to launch iTunes for Android phones Susan Feinberg: Black hats, white hats and corporate banking Preston Gralla: Microsoft will update Windows 8 apps before launch. Let's hope they'll actually become useful. Peter Eicher: When it comes to data protection, anything goes Jonny Evans: BlackBerry 10: Why RIM needs to fight like Apple to survive Shark Tank: But now I have a bigger checklist! WEBCAST: IBM How to Take Business Analytics to the Next Level By viewing this webcast you will learn how you can implement an effective BA strategy that will deliver maximum strategic value to your company. View Now Jonny Evans: Steve Wozniak wants Apple to launch iTunes for Android phones Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, thinks the company should make a version of iTunes for Android devices. He thinks it would be a good way to put a little of the Apple experience inside the Google OS. I agree with him. Read More Susan Feinberg: Black hats, white hats and corporate banking Online treasury management solutions are not as secure as once thought. With various authenticating methods having been compromised in the past few years, these solutions are popular targets for cybercriminals looking to pocket fraudulent payments. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft will update Windows 8 apps before launch. Let's hope they'll actually become useful. Microsoft yesterday announced that it will be updating some Windows 8 apps before the official launch of Windows 8. I only hope that they're more than minor, cosmetic changes, because some important Windows 8 apps are now so underpowered as to be nearly useless. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Indiana University Virtualizes Mission-Critical Databases The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University deployed VMware Infrastructure which decreases costs, streamlines server deployment, and reduces energy consumption. Read now! Peter Eicher: When it comes to data protection, anything goes There are so many ways to back up, Cole Porter might say that "anything goes" in data protection. Read More Jonny Evans: BlackBerry 10: Why RIM needs to fight like Apple to survive Research and Motion has been pronounced dead so often it's only got two ways to go: die, or fight back like Apple. The Canadian firm's R&D spend hints at a fight back, probably just in time for next year's key Mobile World Congress event in February. Read More Shark Tank: But now I have a bigger checklist! Consultant pilot fish gets an assignment filling in on this company's PC help desk -- and the first call is a one of those no-display-on-the-monitor problems. Read More
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