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	Richi Jennings: 2013 Apple MacBook Air: Great battery, but pricey and limited Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) new MacBook Air is a hit with reviewers. Although some are disappointed that the 2013 model didn't get a Retina display, they're psyched with the battery life and improved performance. Mind you, they're still expensive and impossible to upgrade. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers count their pennies. Read More WEBCAST: Workday The Mobile Enterprise Today's mobile enterprise requires important data anywhere, anytime. And with mobile enterprise applications, IT needs to offer simple, easy-to-use apps that employees will embrace – without compromising security. View Now In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple is planning a liquid-cooled iPhone (and so are Samsung and HTC) Video Brew: Worried about the NSA? Try the postal service instead JR Raphael: How to make your whole home screen look like Google Now Preston Gralla: With 4 million unsold Surface tablets, Microsoft slashes prices for schools Darragh Delaney: The dangers of bypassing web filters Sharky: Technically, that's what we call a negative boost WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp The Top Ten Headaches Caused by Remote Office Storage Nasuni has worked with hundreds of customers to alleviate the pain that today's enterprise IT departments face in trying to manage storage remotely. Read More. Learn More. Jonny Evans: Apple is planning a liquid-cooled iPhone (and so are Samsung and HTC) The race to take the title of "World's Most Advanced Smartphone" is driving Apple, Samsung and HTC to explore increasingly advanced technologies, with a Digitimes report claiming all three firms are working to develop liquid cooled smartphones in order to boost power efficiency. Read More Video Brew: Worried about the NSA? Try the postal service instead Try this foolproof way to avoid NSA spying. Spoiler alert: you need to find stamps. Read More JR Raphael: How to make your whole home screen look like Google Now Bring Google Now's sleek and minimalist card-centric interface to your entire Android home screen with these easy-to-follow steps. Read More WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware The A to Z of Mobile Workforce Scheduling Optimization This business paper examines business benefits through optimized scheduling solutions for service delivery improvements. Learn More. Preston Gralla: With 4 million unsold Surface tablets, Microsoft slashes prices for schools The RT-based Surface tablet has been a bust, with an estimated 4 million unsold units, so Microsoft has a way to possibly unload some: Sell them at steep discounts to schools. But even at more than half-off, will schools buy? Read More Darragh Delaney: The dangers of bypassing web filters I am sure we have all sat behind a corporate filter that prevented access to certain websites during working hours. However, blocking websites, increases the interest and use of ways around these filters. While it all may seem like harmless fun and maybe even a challenge, technologies and services used to circumvent filters can create security risks and increase the attack vector of your computer and network. Read More Sharky: Technically, that's what we call a negative boost The big boss decides that it will boost morale if the department provides free soft drinks and juices to the whole crew. The announcement is greeted with happiness and enthusiasm, and everyone is happy -- so far. Read More
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