Even saying nothing, Apple CEO reveals something

	Jonny Evans: Don't expect an iPhone at WWDC: It's all about the software, stupid | BYOD, for Buy-your-own-device, dampens corporate PC purchases
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	Even saying nothing, Apple CEO reveals something Apple CEO Tim Cook spent more than an hour answering questions at the AllThingsD conference yesterday, but said little that was newsworthy Read More WHITE PAPER: serVelocity Is Your Services Organization Leaving Money on the Table? Fully adopting today's service automation technology provides executives the visibility they require to increase profitability at a time when it is sorely needed. Visibility enables actions that optimize key Services margin levers where even small improvements equate to significant bottom line and strategic impact for the company. Learn more. In this Issue Jonny Evans: Don't expect an iPhone at WWDC: It's all about the software, stupid BYOD, for Buy-your-own-device, dampens corporate PC purchases Robert Vamosi: So many Android devices. Too few updates. Vanishing into thin [MacBook] Air: Shortages signal WWDC refresh Richi Jennings: VICTORY! The Start Button is back in Windows Blue/8.1 (confirmed) WHITE PAPER: QLogic Corporation Scalable Performance to Enterprise Applications The growing disparity between the performance of CPU-based and disk-based storage continues to grow. Applications that are Web 2.0, mission-critical, I/O intensive, virtualized, and clustered continue to put an additional burden on processors and slower storage, which lowers overall application performance. Read Now! Jonny Evans: Don't expect an iPhone at WWDC: It's all about the software, stupid Apple's boss may have promised some "game changing" products when he spoke at D11 last night -- but don't expect much hardware at WWDC, where the focus will be on the next generations of OS X and iOS, where you may even see a few ideas perhaps inspired by Android begin to appear. Read More BYOD, for Buy-your-own-device, dampens corporate PC purchases Companies' bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies are affecting how many traditional PCs enterprises purchase and contributing to a global sales slump, IDC analysts said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc The Shape of Email Our "Shape of Email" research attempts, for the first time, to describe the content of a typical corporate inbox in terms of its importance and relevance to the user. Learn More Robert Vamosi: So many Android devices. Too few updates. Only 25 percent of Android handsets have Jelly Bean installed, according to developer.android.com. But nearly ten months after its initial release, shouldn't that adoption figure for Google's latest and most secure Android OS be much higher, especially given all the malware now targeting Androids? Like most things it's complicated. Read More Vanishing into thin [MacBook] Air: Shortages signal WWDC refresh Apple's lowest-priced MacBook Air was out of stock on Amazon.com as of Friday, hinting that rumors of a refresh in two weeks are on target. Read More Richi Jennings: VICTORY! The Start Button is back in Windows Blue/8.1 (confirmed) You win: Ballmer's gang gives in. The leaked Windows Blue (8.1) Milestone Preview build shows that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has relented. The Start Button is back, along with other UI tweaks that will have experienced Windows users rejoicing. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers reposition their coagulated dairy products. Read More
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