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	Researchers outwit Apple, plant malware in the App Store A team of researchers from Georgia Tech has demonstrated how hackers can slip a malicious app past Apple's reviewers so that it's published to the App Store and ready for unsuspecting victims to download. Read More WEBCAST: Workday, Inc. The Business Value of Human Capital Management for Finance See how a lack of integration between finance and HR can impede progress in reaching business and financial goals. View now >> In this Issue Apple plunges to No. 79 on Forbes innovative companies ranking Review: Jobs the movie applies its own reality distortion field Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Apple's founding Activist investor Carl Icahn means trouble with a capital 'T' for Apple U.S. consumers pick MacBook as their preferred next laptop Apple, Samsung nearly neck-and-neck in smartphone customer retention Larry Ellison joins the 'Apple is doomed' generation Who goes to an Apple II convention in 2013? NFC could debut in next iPhone, even as Google pulls back How low will Apple go on the iPhone 5C? Apple iPad market share plummets in China as domestic vendors grow Jonny Evans: Apple stock: No more Mr. Personality Jonny Evans: Jobs: Ashton Kutcher hits back at Woz Jonny Evans: Apple's about to strike iPhone gold in China Richi Jennings: 'Confirmed': iPhone 5S will be vulgar, gaudy, tacky, nasty, tawdry, ugly, emetic WHITE PAPER: SAP A Mobility Action Plan to Get You from Here to Everywhere Mobile provides a new way of doing business that promises productivity gains, real-time decision making and improved customer service. But how do you get there? This ebook offers a three-phased executive action plan for adopting mobile in the enterprise. View Now Apple plunges to No. 79 on Forbes innovative companies ranking Apple's innovation problems were highlighted today when Forbes published its 2013 list of the world's most innovative companies and ranked Apple at No. 79. Read More Review: Jobs the movie applies its own reality distortion field Jobs, the feature-length movie starring Ashton Kutcher as the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, will entertain Apple fans as much as it frustrates them with its dramatic reinterpretation of events. Read More Ken Gagne: Steve Wozniak on Apple's founding Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak made a surprise appearance at an Apple II convention, where classic machines were being hacked like it was still 1977. Read More Activist investor Carl Icahn means trouble with a capital 'T' for Apple At best, his presence will be a distraction for CEO Tim Cook, not exactly what the doctor ordered for Apple Read More U.S. consumers pick MacBook as their preferred next laptop American consumers named Apple as the most likely brand of their next notebook purchase, but a resurgent Dell easily captured future honors for desktop PCs, according to a survey published today Read More Apple, Samsung nearly neck-and-neck in smartphone customer retention Apple and Samsung were almost equally able to keep customers in their respective smartphone folds over the last 12 months, an analyst said Monday. Read More Larry Ellison joins the 'Apple is doomed' generation "Et tu, Brute?" Oracle CEO and close friend of Steve Jobs, Larry Ellison, joins the "Apple is doomed" generation this morning when he tells 'CBS This Morning' that he thinks Apple is lost without its founder. Read More WHITE PAPER: Lenovo Group Limited Quick & Effective Windows XP Migration Checklist The end of support date for Windows XP is rapidly approaching, after which the potential for security vulnerabilities will dramatically increase. Lenovo;s Image Technology Center (ITC) services along with the Lenovo In-Place Migration (IPM) product can help IT staff quickly and successfully migrate from Windows XP with minimum disruption. Learn More Who goes to an Apple II convention in 2013? KansasFest is an annual convention for fans of the 36-year-old Apple II computer. Who are these people, anyway? We turned on a video camera and let them speak for themselves. Read More NFC could debut in next iPhone, even as Google pulls back Mobile payments based on NFC chips inside smartphones have faced slow growth in the U.S., but some analysts predict that the upcoming iPhone 5S expected in September will include NFC technology after years of restraint by Apple. Read More How low will Apple go on the iPhone 5C? Apple's new iPhone 5C will sell at an unsubsidized price between $330 and $400, analysts said, even as some questioned whether the change in the company's lower-priced strategy would pay off. Read More Apple iPad market share plummets in China as domestic vendors grow The market share of Apple's iPad fell dramatically in China during the second quarter as a result of competition from Android tablets made by little-known "white box" vendors. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple stock: No more Mr. Personality Steve Jobs had the capacity to steer innovation to where the puck was going alongside rock star charisma and Broadway-standard showmanship, but he's gone. Anger at his passing became anger at the company, but Apple's about to change its story -- and its identity. Read More Jonny Evans: Jobs: Ashton Kutcher hits back at Woz Controversy. This is what we have today as Ashton Kutcher accuses Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, of being paid by another film studio as Woz's motivation to criticize the movie, Jobs. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's about to strike iPhone gold in China Apple is hoping for the iPod nano effect when it ships new iPhones in a few weeks time.. So what is the iPod nano effect what might happen, and why does it matter? And why should Samsung be afraid? Read More Richi Jennings: 'Confirmed': iPhone 5S will be vulgar, gaudy, tacky, nasty, tawdry, ugly, emetic Anyone for Champagne? Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) will release a gold-colored iPhone 5S. This rumor is said to be 'confirmed' by multiple sources. And, yes, there are pictures of case components. It's clearly totally believable; so that's all right then. But did anyone stop to wonder why Jony Ive would permit such a tawdry bauble? Read More
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