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	JR Raphael: Android's (quiet) killer feature It's no secret that Android has lots of good stuff going for it, but one of the platform's most useful and distinguishing features is one you rarely hear discussed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Boost Response Capacity with Service Cloud NJ TRANSIT wanted to increase productivity and effectiveness of its customer service operations. They selected the Service Cloud and the Force.com because of its powerful customization capabilities and anywhere access. They saw faster responses and improved handling of customer inquiries by 500%! Read Now! In this Issue Will Apple, Google and Samsung lose the smartphone market? JR Raphael: Nexus 4 revisited: Detailed thoughts after 3 months with the phone 10 Windows 8 tips, tricks and hacks Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 Pay-as-you-go Office 365 cripples apps if subscription expires Apple makes good on CEO's promise to expand iPhone 5's 4G carriers Sony PlayStation event set for February amid PS4 rumors Microsoft launches Office 2013, Office 365 today Office 365 Home Premium review: Is Office better by subscription? 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 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 JR Raphael: Nexus 4 revisited: Detailed thoughts after 3 months with the phone Google's Nexus 4 phone is finally back on sale today -- so three months after its launch, how has the device held up? Read More 10 Windows 8 tips, tricks and hacks Starting to get comfortable with Windows 8? Don't stop now: From invoking 'God Mode' to hacking the lock screen, here are 10 ways to make Windows 8 act the way you want. Read More Matt Hamblen: AT BB10 Event: First impressions of Z10 At the BlackBerry 10 event in NYC Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Cloud Security: Who do you trust? Cloud computing changes the way we use computing with the promise of significant economic and efficiency benefits. But significant security issues are presented with this new approach to computing. This white paper explains why trust, reliability and security decisions are central to choosing the right model. Read Now Pay-as-you-go Office 365 cripples apps if subscription expires Microsoft's new pay-as-you-go Office 365 subscription plans differ from traditional buy-once software in one important aspect: When customers stop paying, the applications stop working. Read 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 Sony PlayStation event set for February amid PS4 rumors Sony will hold a PlayStation event in the U.S. later this month amid widespread speculation it is gearing up to launch the PS4. Read More Microsoft launches Office 2013, Office 365 today Microsoft will launch Office 2013 and new Office 365 subscription plans today, a move that also starts the countdown clock ticking for the expiration of free previews the company distributed last year. Read More Office 365 Home Premium review: Is Office better by subscription? Office 365 Home Premium, Microsoft's new subscription-based version of Office 2013, lets you use your applications anywhere. But does it really cost less than the client version? Read More
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