Even Mac sales sluggish in 4Q 2012, says IDC

	Reports: Apple slashes iPhone component orders | CES2013: Lightning-enabled iPhone/iPad chargers from Kensington
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	Even Mac sales sluggish in 4Q 2012, says IDC Not immune to sluggish sales, Apple sold about the same number of Macs in 2012's fourth quarter as the same period the year before, research firm IDC has estimated. Read More WEBCAST: Workday CIOs in the Cloud As cloud computing infiltrates the enterprise and transforms the business, the CIO's role is also experiencing a transformation. This webcast focuses on how cloud trends arechanging the CIO mindset and how cloud SaaS fosters a cost-effective, productive, and efficient enterprise. View Now In this Issue Reports: Apple slashes iPhone component orders CES2013: Lightning-enabled iPhone/iPad chargers from Kensington Court lets Apple, Samsung add products to patent suit Judge orders Apple, Amazon to settlement talks on App Store fight Mac Gems: Vimari brings more keyboard control to Safari Galaxy Tabs do not infringe on Apple design patents, Dutch court rules RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Manage your data, not your storage At EMC Isilon, our mission is to enable customers to turn big data into unprecedented opportunity. Today, the challenge to effectively aggregate, store and leverage information into real-time insight has never been greater, but neither has the opportunity to maximize your data's value. And that's where EMC Isilon comes in. Click here to learn more. Reports: Apple slashes iPhone component orders Apple has slashed orders for iPhone screens in the first quarter by half, according to Monday reports out of both Japan and the U.S. Read More CES2013: Lightning-enabled iPhone/iPad chargers from Kensington Quick look at Kensington's new Lightning-enabled car chargers, for owners of iPhones and iPads who need the new port to recharge the batteries of their phones and/or tablets. The products launched at International CES 2013. Read More Court lets Apple, Samsung add products to patent suit A court in California has allowed Apple and Samsung Electronics to add recent products from both companies in a patent infringement lawsuit. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors BYOD in Education This white paper can help you address the security and management of multiple devices being introduced into your network. Read on and learn how to embrace a BYOD. Read Now! Judge orders Apple, Amazon to settlement talks on App Store fight A federal judge in California has ordered Apple and Amazon.com to sit down and attempt to settle a lawsuit between them over Amazon's use of the "Appstore" name for its online application marketplace. Read More Mac Gems: Vimari brings more keyboard control to Safari Longtime readers of the Mac Gems column know that I'm a keyboard person. With few exceptions, I prefer to keep my fingers on the keyboard and off my mouse, trackpad, or trackball--sticking to the keyboard is better ergonomically, and it's often faster, as well. Read More Galaxy Tabs do not infringe on Apple design patents, Dutch court rules Samsung's Galaxy tablets do not infringe on an Apple design right, the District Court of The Hague ruled Wednesday in response to a request by Samsung. Read More
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