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	Apple profit declines as iPad sales flatten Growth in iPhone shipments couldn't prevent Apple from reporting a drop in profits for the last quarter, as the iPad market flattened and Mac shipments fell. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW DCIM: Total Management Insight The pace of change in the data center continues to accelerate. At the same time, organizations are demanding more from IT. The ever-growing stores of data they collect equate to more storage requirements as well as faster and more agile servers and networking equipment to process and transmit the information. Read Now In this Issue Preston Gralla: Apple's iWork upgrade screwup has Microsoft laughing all the way to the bank Jonny Evans: Anger at Apple's Free iWork suite: Change is good Review: Hands on with the new Haswell chip iMac Jonny Evans: Using Apple's iCloud Keychain, iOS, Mavericks iPhone 5s battery issue could result in reduced battery life Mavericks rushes onto Macs as uptake easily beats predecessor to 10% mark Samsung's takes baby steps in touting Tizen OS to developers Long shot? Apple could grow Mac share to 20% Apple's $900 million moment Taiwan protests Apple maps that show island as province of China WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments How Will IPv6 Impact Your VoIP System? The background of IPv6 is well known. Given how long OS vendors and Cisco have been ready for the change, you would think upgrading VoIP systems would be an easy thing. The truth is not all VoIP vendors are prepared and it's up to you to take charge. Learn More Preston Gralla: Apple's iWork upgrade screwup has Microsoft laughing all the way to the bank Apple might have thought it was doing Mac users a favor with its free upgrade of iWork last week, but Microsoft instead has been the recipient of the gift. iWork users are so angry with Apple for dumbing it down that many will be giving it up for Office. Read More Jonny Evans: Anger at Apple's Free iWork suite: Change is good Apple users are allegedly upset because iWork is now free, some complain of missing features. They needn't worry. Here's why: Read More Review: Hands on with the new Haswell chip iMac Apple updated to its iMac line in September, adding Haswell chips, faster storage options and support for 802.11ac Wi-Fi while leaving the stylish look intact. Columnist Michael deAgonia explains what's new and what's not. Read More Jonny Evans: Using Apple's iCloud Keychain, iOS, Mavericks Apple introduced iCloud Keychain within OS X Mavericks last week. Here's how to set it up if you wish to use it, though you may choose not to do so if you don't trust online password systems like this in these post-PRISM days. Read More iPhone 5s battery issue could result in reduced battery life Apple is reaching out to owners of the iPhone 5s because of a manufacturing issue that could result in reduced battery life. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Perfect Combo: ITIL, ITSM and Social Media BMC explores how best-in-class organizations are leveraging these to drive user satisfaction and organizational success. Learn More Mavericks rushes onto Macs as uptake easily beats predecessor to 10% mark Five days after its release, Apple's new OS X Mavericks had accumulated more usage share than the predecessor Mountain Lion did in five weeks, an ad network claimed today. Read More Samsung's takes baby steps in touting Tizen OS to developers The open source Tizen mobile operating system is one of the most visible examples that Samsung isn't completely dependent on the Android mobile OS. Read More Long shot? Apple could grow Mac share to 20% Apple has a shot at growing the Mac's share of all personal computers even as total shipments of desktops and notebooks continue to contract, an analyst argued today. Read More Apple's $900 million moment Apple has put a value on its decision to give away future OS X upgrades to all Mac users and offer the iWork and iLife suites for free to new Mac and iOS device buyers: $900 million. Read More Taiwan protests Apple maps that show island as province of China Taiwan is demanding that Apple revise its mapping software and remove a label that describes the island as a province of China, rather than as a sovereign state. Read More
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