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	First impressions of Apple's new MacBook Air Apple's newest MacBook Air uses Intel's latest Haswell chip and promises "all-day" battery life. Columnist Michael deAgonia offers up some early thoughts on Apple's stylish ultra-thin laptop. Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8 Smart VoIP Strategies New White Paper on VoIP Advantages for Small Business! Download this new white paper today for a close look at how a VoIP phone solution can help your small business stay ahead of future challenges. Learn more. In this Issue Preston Gralla: First look at Office Mobile for the iPhone: Simple and useful, with an annoying bug Apple ties CEO's stock rewards to Wall Street Linux Foundation sees broadening role for developers HP shows off 21-inch all-in-one desktop installed with Android Another working Apple-1 pops up, could sell for $500K Intel looks past Windows, sees Android for Haswell successor Apple's fate in e-book antitrust case goes to judge WHITE PAPER: 8x8 eGuide: 8 Reasons Why you Need Hosted VoIP In this eGuide, see how Hosted VoIP can give your business a competitive edge while saving you money. See the top 8 reasons why you need it now. Read Now. Preston Gralla: First look at Office Mobile for the iPhone: Simple and useful, with an annoying bug I've been using Office Mobile for iOS since its release, and it's simple and not overly powerful, but still useful. But it's also got an annoying bug that drives me up the wall. Read on for details. Read More Apple ties CEO's stock rewards to Wall Street Apple's board of directors has tied a massive stock grant given to CEO Tim Cook in 2011 to the company's performance, a move that could cost Cook $135 million over the next nine years at the current share price. Read More Linux Foundation sees broadening role for developers Linux developers were once just that, developers. But their role is changing says the Linux Foundation, which is expanding its training options to help them. Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8 How to Save with Hosted PBX Does your phone system lack Fortune 500 communication features? Are you ready to cut your phone bill in half? Download this new eBook to quickly learn how cloud communications deliver these 4 benefits Learn more. HP shows off 21-inch all-in-one desktop installed with Android Hewlett-Packard is also bringing Android to the PC, and has unveiled a 21.5-inch all-in-one desktop installed with Google's operating system. Read More Another working Apple-1 pops up, could sell for $500K Christie's today said it hopes to sell a working Apple-1 computer for as much as half a million dollars in a special online-only auction that starts next week. Read More Intel looks past Windows, sees Android for Haswell successor Intel is now looking to the Android operating system as it breaks away from years of optimizing its top line of Core PC processors, including the recently launched Haswell processors, chiefly for Windows. Read More Apple's fate in e-book antitrust case goes to judge "Word games," an "overreaching narrative" and a "case of inferences" were a few choice phrases used by attorney Orin Snyder Thursday in closing arguments for Apple in the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust, e-books price fixing case against the tech giant. Read More
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