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The 7 best new features in iOS 7
Behind the radical new look and retooled user experience are some easily overlooked capabilities you'll enjoy Read More


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The Shape of Email
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How United Airlines is Monitoring their Mobile Applications
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iOS 7, new iPhones may help Apple in the enterprise
Much of what Apple offers enterprise workers and their IT departments in the new iPhone 5s and 5c comes by virtue of its new mobile operating system, iOS 7, which became available with the new smartphones last week. Insider (registration required) Read More

Apple exhausts initial supply of iPhone 5s
That was quick. Within minutes of its sales debut early today, Apple's iPhone 5s was already in short supply, with shipping dates 7-10 business days from ordering in the U.S. Read More

iOS 7 off to speedy adoption start
Forty-eight hours after its release, Apple's iOS 7 accounted for nearly a third of all North American iPhone and iPad traffic, an online advertising network said Friday. Read More

How I got an iPhone 5S on launch day
Columnist Michael deAgonia has reviewed every iPhone released for Computerworld, which means he's ordered online, waited for the FedEx truck and stood in long lines just like other eager iPhone buyers. Here's how his day went today. Read More

Apple CEO Tim Cook at the iPhone 5S/C launch in Palo Alto
Tim Cook visited his local Apple Store in Palo Alto, California, to watch the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C go on sale on September 20, 2013. Read More

Device-spanning Ubuntu Touch OS gets Oct. 17 launch date
The audacious Ubuntu Edge smartphone crowdfunding experience may be dead, but the dream of merging phone and PC lives on. Ubuntu Touch, the form factor-spanning mobile operating system intended to power the Edge, finally has a release date: Oct. 17, alongside Ubuntu Linux 13.10. Read More


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Key Factors in Modernizing Backup and Recovery
No two companies have precisely the same needs or requirements for backup and recovery solutions. However, NetBackup appliances meet the core requirements and solve the challenges associated with traditional backup and recovery approaches. They enable fast, reliable, storage, and bandwidth-efficient backups and recovery of data. Read now!

Jonny Evans: Touch ID: The future of the Mac
Touch ID will eventually protect Macs. It makes absolute sense. It's yet another example of Apple's incremental approach to innovation across its platforms. Read More

Kenneth van Wyk: High hopes for iPhone's Touch ID
The iPhone 5S is the first smartphone with fingerprint authentication. It's not perfect, but it could herald a new emphasis on security for mobile devices. Read More

Where's my solar-powered iPhone?
Is there a solar-powered smartphone in your future? Mike Elgan thinks so, and he explains what's being done right now to bring that technology to reality. Read More

Early iPhone customers clamor for new colors, fingerprint sensor, better camera
Thousands of people waited in line to buy the new iPhone 5S or 5C at stores in cities around the globe on Friday. Even in Harrisonburg, Va., a college town of about 60,000, there were lines to buy the new iPhones outside the AT&T and Verizon Wireless stores. Read More

Apple's iPhone 5S/C goes on sale
Apple's annual refresh of its iPhone kicked off on Friday with the launch of the iPhone 5S and 5C, and just as they do every year, the new phones drew crowds outside Apple Stores around the world. Read More

Google wages war on Microsoft's Office with free iOS, Android apps
Google on Thursday released new Android and iOS versions of its Quickoffice app, a mobile-only alternative to Microsoft's Office suite, and announced they are now free for the taking. Read More


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