Mobile app dev: Outsource or in-house?

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	Mobile app dev: Outsource or in-house? Both approaches have their benefits and downsides; just make sure you know what you're getting into before you make a huge commitment either way. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Apperian New mobility survey sheds light on policies for BYOD devices Are you in the majority with regards to your mobile policies? Find out now in the latest "Mobility in the Workforce" survey conducted by Apperian, the world's leading Mobile App Management provider. Download the Executive Summary of this mobile app management survey. In this Issue Z10 sales start Friday in U.S., but Blackberry's future still far from certain Defense spokesman says DoD not dumping BlackBerry What will T-Mo announce next week? WebMD, Qualcomm build consumer cloud for mobile health data Galaxy S4 costs $236 for materials Taiwan's PC makers focus on low-end tablets in search of growth JR Raphael: Android 4.2, at last! 4 things to try after the upgrade iPhone U.S. dominance due to carriers' pricing strategies Microsoft set to roll out new mobile Dynamics ERP, CRM apps Skype preview for Windows Phone 8 gets HD video Preston Gralla: Nvidia CEO: Windows RT has been "disappointing," but will eventually succeed WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Straight Talk About Disk Backup with Deduplication This eBook is a "must read" if you are considering a move from tape backup to disk-based backup with deduplication. Did you know that depending on the architecture you choose, you could either improve your backup environment or go backwards? You may not be aware of the many considerations that need to be assessed. Learn more. Z10 sales start Friday in U.S., but Blackberry's future still far from certain BlackBerry Z10 sales kick off Friday in the U.S., but it is still unclear how popular the smartphone and its Q10 cousin running BlackBerry 10 will be, amid a number of contradictory predictions and indicators. Read More Defense spokesman says DoD not dumping BlackBerry A U.S. Department of Defense spokesman said a report suggesting the defense agency is dumping BlackBerry devices was inaccurate, and that BlackBerry is still part of ongoing DoD mobile device deployment plans. Read More What will T-Mo announce next week? What is T-Mobile USA planning for its news event in New York City next Tuesday? The wireless carrier will probably formalize its plans to offer smartphones with no contract, possibly an iPhone, and announce new LTE service. Read More WebMD, Qualcomm build consumer cloud for mobile health data WebMD and Qualcomm Life are collaborating on a cloud offering that will allow consumers with mobile health monitoring devices to sync their data to the cloud, where it can be shared with healthcare providers. Read More Galaxy S4 costs $236 for materials The new Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone with HSPA+ costs $236 for materials, up 15% from the equivalent Galaxy S III, according to a virtual teardown by IHS iSuppli. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology NPM Delivers Improved Network Visibility to IT Operations NPM tools provide performance and availability monitoring solutions for the applications traversing the data communication network (including network devices themselves and the network traffic they are passing). Read Report Now Taiwan's PC makers focus on low-end tablets in search of growth As PC sales remain sluggish, analysts expect Taiwanese vendors Acer and Asustek to try to seize today's changing tech market with low-end Android tablets, for which consumer demand is high. Read More JR Raphael: Android 4.2, at last! 4 things to try after the upgrade Got a Verizon Galaxy Nexus? This guide will help you make the most of the Android 4.2 upgrade finally on its way to your phone. Read More iPhone U.S. dominance due to carriers' pricing strategies Apple's iPhone dominance in the U.S. is largely due to carriers suppressing market economics, an analyst said. Read More Microsoft set to roll out new mobile Dynamics ERP, CRM apps Microsoft's AX ERP application will be receiving a set of mobile applications that mix connectivity to back-end systems and processes with a social milieu. Read More Skype preview for Windows Phone 8 gets HD video The latest version of the Skype for Windows Phone 8 Preview has support for HD video calls on some phones and reinstated integration with the People hub. Read More Preston Gralla: Nvidia CEO: Windows RT has been "disappointing," but will eventually succeed Nvidia is the latest in a line of hardware makers who complain that Windows RT has so far been a bust. Nvidia CEO Jen Hsun Huang has called RT sales "disappointing," although he adds that he expects that eventually Microsoft will figure out a way to make it succeed. Read More
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