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	Apple doubles down on iPad by doubling max storage to 128GB Apple today doubled the maximum storage space of its fourth-generation iPad to 128GB, and announced it would start selling the new tablet next week. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Strengthen Your Business with Cloud Computing This white paper provides a brief overview of cloud computing, explains how midsize companies can benefit, and describes the steps they can take to take advantage of what it has to offer. Learn More In this Issue Apple makes good on CEO's promise to expand iPhone 5's 4G carriers Will Apple, Google and Samsung lose the smartphone market? Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall Mac sales tank in Q4 from iMac shortages, cannibalization iPad ASP slides in Q4 after Mini intro Apple TV emerges from the shadows Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent suit if it objected to no-poaching pact Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share Apple cut ties with Chinese supplier for hiring underage workers Jonny Evans: Apple sets new records, Wall Street loses faith Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone users target Google over Safari privacy attacks Jonny Evans: Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth WHITE PAPER: Riverbed 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant Report Riverbed is positioned in the Leaders Quadrant of the 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimization Controllers. In this report, Gartner evaluates vendors based on their ability to execute and completeness of vision. Learn More Apple makes good on CEO's promise to expand iPhone 5's 4G carriers Apple today released iOS 6.1, the first major update for the mobile operating system since its September 2012 launch, patching 27 security vulnerabilities and adding 36 LTE carriers to the iPhone 5's support list. Read More Will Apple, Google and Samsung lose the smartphone market? Mobile phone competition intensifies. Linux-based platforms are gunning for iOS and Android, and Chinese companies want to price the iPhone and the Galaxy S line out of the market. Read More Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall Apple's revenue grew but profit was flat in its first fiscal quarter of 2013, during which sales of iPhones and iPads rose, but Mac and iPod shipments dropped. Read More Mac sales tank in Q4 from iMac shortages, cannibalization Mac sales plummeted in the fourth quarter of 2012, falling 22% from the same period the year before, with computer sales accounting for a record low percentage of Apple's total revenue of $54.5 billion. Read More iPad ASP slides in Q4 after Mini intro As expected, the average selling price (ASP) of Apple's iPad line fell sharply in the fourth quarter of 2012 as the lower-priced iPad Mini reached customers. Read More Apple TV emerges from the shadows Apple TV was until now considered a "hobby," by Apple's own admission, but the product has taken on more importance for CEO Tim Cook. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Maximizing enterprise resource planning ROI In this paper, we highlight the common reasons why midsize companies often do not realize significant ROI with their ERP system implementations and suggest solutions for getting the most value from their applications. Learn More. Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent suit if it objected to no-poaching pact Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs threatened Palm with a patent lawsuit if it did not enter into an agreement in which the companies pledged not to hire employees from each other, unsealed court documents show. Read More Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share A cheaper iPhone ? A deal with China Mobile ? Despite having neither of the two, Apple reported strong earnings in the Chinese market in its fiscal first quarter, with revenue buoyed by triple digit growth in iPhone sales. Read More Apple cut ties with Chinese supplier for hiring underage workers Apple found 11 facilities within its supply chain using underage labor last year, and went as far to sever ties with one Chinese component maker for failing to prevent the violations. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple sets new records, Wall Street loses faith Morrisey got it right, of course, when he sang: "We hate it when our friends become successful," and that's certainly the case when it comes to market reaction to Apple and its record first quarter. You see, while the company says the only way is up, gloom-laden analysts can't see any way but down. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple iPhone users target Google over Safari privacy attacks Apple and Google together may account for 92 percent of smartphone users, but only Google has a privacy lawsuit against it for undermining the personal security of Safari users -- while saying it wouldn't... Read More Jonny Evans: Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth The price-led division in the smartphone market between best-in-breed iPhones and top-end Android devices is clear on reading the sundry market analyses breaking across the ether this day, but the focus seems set to change from device capability to software and services over near-broadband speed LTE networks across the next 12-18 months. Read More
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