Apple CEO shoots down idea of cheap new iPhone

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	Apple CEO shoots down idea of cheap new iPhone Apple will not create a new, inexpensive iPhone just for the sake of offering a cheaper alternative, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a speech on Tuesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Data Protection Made Simple Increasing demands placed on IT, along with tightening budgets has prompted IT leaders to seek out alternative technologies and improved methods of providing backup, archiving and disaster recovery to meet the demands of the 24/7 business. Learn how CA ARCserve provides a single solution that cuts through the maze of data protection complexity. Learn More In this Issue Apple cuts MacBook Pro, Air prices as much as 15% Should you risk jailbreaking your iPhone? JR Raphael: Is Google actually making a touchscreen Chromebook? Richi Jennings: MacBooks now cheaper, still expensive Apps World 2013: TV Hackfest brings competitive drive out in developers Jonny Evans: 12 points from Apple CEO Tim Cook's innovation and 'side show' talk at Goldman Sachs Linux Foundation releases secure boot loader WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation A Deep Dive into Virtualization Optimization This reference guide provides an in-depth look at best practices for improving server virtualization, exploring client virtualization options, blade migration, storage virtualization and WAN optimization techniques. Learn More. Apple cuts MacBook Pro, Air prices as much as 15% Apple today dropped prices of its Retina-equipped 13-in. MacBook Pro by as much as $300, and lowered the price of its top-end MacBook Air by $100. Read More Should you risk jailbreaking your iPhone? Chances are, if you don't know the dangers involved, you shouldn't jailbreak. Read More JR Raphael: Is Google actually making a touchscreen Chromebook? The "Chromebook Pixel" saga is about as strange as they get -- but beyond all the silliness, it does actually look like Google's got something up its sleeves. Read More WEBCAST: Red Hat The Five Must-Haves of Big Data Storage Join this webinar to learn four distinct factors contributing to the challenge of storing big data including volume, variety, scale, and portability. We'll also cover the five elements a storage system must have in order to meet these challenges. View Now Richi Jennings: MacBooks now cheaper, still expensive Apple tweaks MacBook line, dropping prices (but not much). Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) isn't selling enough MacBooks, so is trying making them less expensive. Instead of pricing them at the Ludicrous level, they're now set at merely Insane. (Over $2,000 for a reasonably-equipped 13-inch retina MacBook, still seems pricey to your humble blogwatcher, anyway.) In IT Blogwatch, bloggers make like Fry. Or not. Read More Apps World 2013: TV Hackfest brings competitive drive out in developers Armed with API's and developer kits, developers aimed to make interacting with TV's and a second screen easier at the Apps World 2013 Conference. Follow Kerry Davis @mskerryd and @idg_news on Twitter for more tech news. Read More Jonny Evans: 12 points from Apple CEO Tim Cook's innovation and 'side show' talk at Goldman Sachs Apple CEO, Tim Cook, spoke at the annual Goldman Sachs technology conference today, shortly before dashing to sit with the President's family during the annual State of the Union speech. What follows are a small selection of thought-provoking points taken from his presentation this morning. Read More Linux Foundation releases secure boot loader Freeing the way for independent Linux distributions to be installed on Windows 8 computers, the Linux Foundation has released software that will allow Linux to work with computers running the UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) firmware. Read More
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