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	Review: The iPhone 5S really is the best iPhone yet With the addition of Apple's new Touch ID fingerprint sensor, a new 64-bit A7 processor, a refined camera system and an M7 coprocessor, the iPhone 5S's cutting edge features match its still-sharp design, says columnist Michael deAgonia. Read More WEBCAST: Dell VMware How to Transform IT into a Center of Business Innovation Although IT supports virtually every business process, many organizations are hard-pressed to take advantage of technology advances when they're trapped into spending most of the IT budget on maintenance instead of innovation. View Now In this Issue New in iOS 7: Some things developers need to know Apple faces repeat of iMac sales fiasco if Retina iPad Mini supplies are tight Intel supplies open-source Galileo computer with Quark chip, targets DIY crowd Apple's 64-bit A7 chip is a 'marketing gimmick' Icahn presses Apple CEO Cook for $150B stock buyback Samsung wants to connect Galaxy Gear smartwatch to TVs Review: Xcode 5 makes better, faster and stronger iOS and OS X apps WHITE PAPER: Dell and Intel® Power of Convergence For small business, remote office and mobile environments, the traditional data center status quo is no longer acceptable. The answer for today's small, remote or mobile businesses: a converged infrastructure with a simple, versatile and efficient platform. Read now! New in iOS 7: Some things developers need to know The revamped UI, dynamic type, new multitasking modes, and 64-bit support point to new classes of apps -- and devices Read More Apple faces repeat of iMac sales fiasco if Retina iPad Mini supplies are tight Even if Apple has few high-resolution iPad Mini tablets to sell in November, it will still unveil the new device this month, risking a repeat of last year's iMac debacle, an analyst argued today. Read More Intel supplies open-source Galileo computer with Quark chip, targets DIY crowd With its first computer based on the extremely low-power Quark processor, Intel is tapping into the 'maker' community to figure out ways the new chip could be best used. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Overcome Exchange and SharePoint Pain Points Learn how a converged infrastructure can be IT's answer to reduce uncertainties associated with virtualizing mission-critical applications, lowering TCO, responding more quickly to business needs and meeting demanding SLAs. Learn More Apple's 64-bit A7 chip is a 'marketing gimmick' Apple's 64-bit A7 processor in the iPhone 5s is more a marketing stunt than a technical enhancement and though it will not deliver any immediate benefits to smartphone users, there are other reasons to move to 64-bit, a Qualcomm executive said on Tuesday. Read More Icahn presses Apple CEO Cook for $150B stock buyback Billionaire trading agitator Carl Icahn today reported that he had, as promised, had dinner with Apple CEO Tim Cook last night, when he lobbied for a $150 billion stock buyback program, a 150% increase over the company's current plan. Read More Samsung wants to connect Galaxy Gear smartwatch to TVs Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Gear smartwatch is seen as an extension of the smartphone, but research is under way to see how the wearable device could work with electronics such as TVs. Read More Review: Xcode 5 makes better, faster and stronger iOS and OS X apps Major upgrade to Apple's IDE scores high with faster compiling, 64-bit support, easier debugging, source control integration, and automated testing Read More
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