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	How Apple could have built a cheaper iPhone 5C Apple could have built a much less expensive iPhone, a move most analysts expected before Sept. 10, but that would have risked destroying intangible advantages the company has accumulated over decades, an expert in component costs said Wednesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Network World Report: Getting Ahead of BYOD Organizations are being flooded with employee-owned gadgets and valiantly trying to accommodate requests to provide access to corporate resources while maintaining control enough to minimize risk and meet compliance requirements. Learn More In this Issue T-Mobile could see more gains from iPhone 5S and 5C sales Touch and type: 3 keyboard covers for the iPad Mini Apple beats Coca-Cola to emerge as most valuable global brand Apple quietly refreshes iMac all-in-one desktop Teardowns reveal Apple's customary high margins for both iPhone 5S and 5C iOS 7 security update patches lockscreen flaw After a week, iOS 7 runs more than half of Apple's mobile devices Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak expounds on his hacking shenanigans and online mischief Apple iPhone 5S vs. Nokia Lumia 1020: Which Camera is Better? Microsoft buys used iPhones in latest attempt to get consumers to switch to Windows Where's my solar-powered iPhone? BlackBerry Messenger for Android, iPhone delayed Jonny Evans: Security: With Touch ID Apple's iOS becomes target number one Jonny Evans: Apple's iOS 7 is best for mobile -- but Android is a threat: Pfeiffer Jonny Evans: Innovation? Apple was developing Google Glass-like prototypes in 2006 Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers Jonny Evans: The Apple Holic's essential guide to Apple's iOS 7 secrets Antone Gonsalves: Apple doesn't walk on water Jonny Evans: Anonymous claim Apple's Touch ID is linked to US surveillance WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL 12 Things Effective Intrusion Prevention Systems Should Do Today's intrusion prevention systems (IPS) provide advanced security intelligence and the ability to identify and block malware before it can enter your network so that you can defeat today's sophisticated evasion techniques. Learn More T-Mobile could see more gains from iPhone 5S and 5C sales T-Mobile US remains the nation's fourth largest carrier, but stands to gain ground from sales of the new iPhone 5S and 5C. Read More Touch and type: 3 keyboard covers for the iPad Mini We look at three keyboard covers for the iPad Mini from Belkin, Logitech and Zagg. Which is best at protecting your screen while typing your data? Read More Apple beats Coca-Cola to emerge as most valuable global brand Apple has emerged as the most valuable brand in the world, passing Coca-Cola which held the top position for 13 years, according to a report released by brand consultancy Interbrand. Read More Apple quietly refreshes iMac all-in-one desktop Apple quietly refreshed its iMac desktop computer line with Intel's newest quad-core "Haswell" processor, faster solid-state storage options and support for the 802.11ac wireless standard. Read More Teardowns reveal Apple's customary high margins for both iPhone 5S and 5C The 16GB iPhone 5S costs Apple approximately $199 to manufacture, while the plastic-encased 16GB iPhone 5C runs $173, putting both new smartphones comfortably within the Cupertino, Calif. company's envious profit margins, an analyst said today. Read More iOS 7 security update patches lockscreen flaw Apple yesterday released an iOS 7 software update that fixes a security flaw that let users bypass the iPhone lockscreen to access a range of onboard information and online accounts. Read More After a week, iOS 7 runs more than half of Apple's mobile devices Analytics and advertising firms tracking Apple's new mobile operating system iOS 7 said today that its uptake has been 14% faster than last year's iOS 6. Read More Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak expounds on his hacking shenanigans and online mischief In his keynote address at a security conference today, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak admitted he has enjoyed many adventures in hacking often for the sake of pranks on friends and family, especially back in his college days and the early years of working on computers and the Internet. Read More Apple iPhone 5S vs. Nokia Lumia 1020: Which Camera is Better? Apple last week released its latest iPhones, the high-end iPhone 5S and midrange iPhone 5C. Among the most notable features is the iPhones' iSight camera. The new iPhone 5S has an 8MP camera, which is the same megapixel count as last year's iPhone 5. But Apple says the new device has "a redesigned camera sensor that allows for bigger pixels. Bigger pixels equal better photos. And better photos are precisely what inspired the advancements we made with the new iSight camera on iPhone 5s." Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell and Intel® VRTX Exchange Server 2013 Deployment Guide This Principled Technologies Guide explains the simple, straightforward process to set up a highly available Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 environment on the Dell PowerEdge VRTX. Principled Technologies set up this exact environment in their labs, so each step taken comes with expert, first-hand best practices and recommendations. Read now! Microsoft buys used iPhones in latest attempt to get consumers to switch to Windows Microsoft on Friday launched yet another trade-in program to convince consumers to switch to a Windows device, this time aimed at iPhone owners. 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 BlackBerry Messenger for Android, iPhone delayed BlackBerry said it will be at least next week until it relaunches the BlackBerry Messenger service for Android and iOS. Read More Jonny Evans: Security: With Touch ID Apple's iOS becomes target number one This is the year Apple will see its mobile security tested as never before as focus turns to undermining Touch ID. This will quickly extend to attacks at other vectors within iOS security -- it stands to reason, because: Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's iOS 7 is best for mobile -- but Android is a threat: Pfeiffer Apple leads the competition when it comes to delivering mass market mobile user experiences, and the latest Pfeiffer Consulting survey shows it hasn't lost its touch with iOS 7 -- though Android's hot on its heels as a potential future threat. Read More Jonny Evans: Innovation? Apple was developing Google Glass-like prototypes in 2006 Apple has been developing its own Google Glass systems since 2006, and only took focus off of the project in order to develop the iPhone, a report claims. Read More Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers Apple continues to woo customers across from Android. For the thousands who just purchased an iPhone who used to use an Android device here's an essential guide to help you migrate your digital lives. Read More Jonny Evans: The Apple Holic's essential guide to Apple's iOS 7 secrets Apple has responded to the well-publicized lockscreen security flaw, introducing a security patch within six days of the problem being identified. To celebrate Apple's industry-leading commitment security I've gathered together some hidden iOS 7 features to help guide the many millions of newly-upgraded iOS 7 users who already exist. Read More Antone Gonsalves: Apple doesn't walk on water Apple's fingerprint scanner in the iPhone 5s proved to be nothing special. Read More Jonny Evans: Anonymous claim Apple's Touch ID is linked to US surveillance Anonymous have some big claims concerning Apple Touch ID system, claiming a connection between the technology and the US defense industry to claim it's just another step forward for state surveillance. Read More
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