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	iPhone snares eighth straight top satisfaction ranking Apple's iPhone has again taken the top ranking in J.D. Power and Associates' smartphone customer satisfaction survey, the company said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc SaaS with a Face Learn how a carefully targeted SaaS approach can add value to your email environment and potentially result in better services within a much reduced cost structure. Learn More. In this Issue Security experts applaud Apple's new two-factor authentication EU mulls Apple antitrust probe over contracts 14 offline-capable Chromebook apps for IT pros Apple's hire of Adobe CTO foretells move toward iOS-OS X hybrids Despite Schmidt comments, merger of Chrome OS, Android still possible, analyst says Preston Gralla: iPad vs. PC: Sometimes the accepted wisdom is right BlackBerry Z10 launches in the U.S. WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems A Guide to Cloud-Ready Branch Office Networking There is a growing gap between management expectations and the readiness of branch offices for cloud computing. In this Lippis guide, learn the latest Cisco solutions to help address this gap and support a transition to the cloud. Read Now Security experts applaud Apple's new two-factor authentication Apple this week followed the lead of rivals like Facebook, Google and Microsoft, offering two-step authentication to help customers secure their Apple IDs against hacking. Read More EU mulls Apple antitrust probe over contracts The European Commission is deciding whether or not to launch an anti-trust investigation into Apple's contracts with European mobile phone companies. Read More 14 offline-capable Chromebook apps for IT pros Web apps are great, but when you can't be online 24/7, these apps are still able to step up and get the job done. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems The Art of Application-Centric Networking Application-centric networking solves the application challenges facing IT departments, helping them maintain visibility into and control over applications regardless of where they reside or are accessed from. Read Now Apple's hire of Adobe CTO foretells move toward iOS-OS X hybrids Apple's hiring of Adobe's former CTO Kevin Lynch opens some intriguing possibilities for the company's future moves, analysts said today. Read More Despite Schmidt comments, merger of Chrome OS, Android still possible, analyst says Although Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said this week that Chrome OS and Android will remain separate operating systems "for a very, very long time," one analyst still thinks the two will merge. Read More Preston Gralla: iPad vs. PC: Sometimes the accepted wisdom is right It's clear that hardware makers are experimenting far more with Windows devices than Apple is with the iPad. But that does that herald a revival of the PC? Read More BlackBerry Z10 launches in the U.S. BlackBerry Z10 launches in the U.S. Read More
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