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	Apple takes first small step to return iWorks' chopped features Apple has begun adding back features to iWork after stripping them from the Mac versions last month. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Guide to Building a Successful UC RFI Enterprises have an unprecedented opportunity to transform workplaces and the ways teams communicate with peers and extended ecosystems of partners. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: All Apple's software is beta, and that's OK Apple says Samsung tactics 'crossed bounds of reason' Jury orders Samsung to pay $290M to Apple in patent case Apple acquires 3-D sensing technology company PrimeSense Richi Jennings: 'Pathetic' Microsoft ad campaign ratchets privacy hate for Google Google moves to attract Chromecast developers Google kicks off nix-NPAPI plans with Chrome 32's beta WHITE PAPER: MarkMonitor® Lower Costs and Risks of Worldwide Domain Management Getting a complete picture of their global domains was a challenge for the largest U.S. PR firm who was managing domains worldwide for their clients. Learn how they transformed their processes and were able to gain full transparency. Read now! Jonny Evans: All Apple's software is beta, and that's OK OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, iWork, Final Cut: These days it's rare Apple ships software that everybody is happy with from day one. There are always those who complain about: Read More Apple says Samsung tactics 'crossed bounds of reason' Apple says a request by Samsung to halt a damages retrial, in which the jury is currently deliberating, "crossed the bounds of reason." Read More Jury orders Samsung to pay $290M to Apple in patent case A jury has ordered Samsung to pay US$290 million to Apple for infringement of several of its patents in multiple Samsung smartphones and tablets. Read More WHITE PAPER: Innotas Integrated Portfolio Management: Achieving the Goal Implementing an integrated portfolio management approach, like a project, needs goals and objectives, a sponsor, a scope, requirements, plans, a team of resources to implement and ways to measure progress during the initiative and success afterwards. Read now! Apple acquires 3-D sensing technology company PrimeSense Apple has acquired PrimeSense, a developer of 3-D sensors that allow devices to respond to the environment in three dimensions. Read More Richi Jennings: 'Pathetic' Microsoft ad campaign ratchets privacy hate for Google Scroogled campaign dredges new depths. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is under fire -- yet again -- for its anti-Google privacy message (despite the fact that Microsoft also makes money from targeted advertising). This time, Redmond is selling T-shirts, mugs, and other paraphernalia with a bastardized "Keep Calm And..." text. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers fight like ferrets in a bag. Read More Google moves to attract Chromecast developers Google is working on an official SDK for its digital media dongle Chromecast, and is inviting developers to the company';s headquarters to show how best to use it. Read More Google kicks off nix-NPAPI plans with Chrome 32's beta Google has shut down most plug-ins built for a decades-old architecture in the beta of Chrome 32, making good on a promise from September that it would nix NPAPI. Read More
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