Apple TV: What to expect

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	Jonny Evans: Apple TV: What to expect While it hasn't said as much Apple's move to give Apple TV its very own space on its online store tells us it is becoming very serious about the former 'hobby', and it seems pretty clear the main components of the device will focus on the two things people most want from television: content, and control. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Top 10 Features Businesses Need in a CRM Solution All sized organizations now recognize the value of using a CRM solution to manage interactions with customers, clients and sales prospects. This whitepaper helps small and medium sized businesses evaluate best CRM features to help solve challenges as they grow. Download now. Read now! In this Issue JR Raphael: Why Chrome apps on Android could be a very bad thing Preston Gralla: Will Android's slowing growth be an opening for Windows Phone? Darlene Storm: Resell MP3s, no copyright infringement? ReDigi 'copy-less' digital transactions patent Sharky: 1000000 days and counting WHITE PAPER: IBM Edison Group - Economic Advantages of SmartCloud Entry This white paper provides an assessment of the business value of implementing IBM SmartCloud Entry for Power Systems versus comparable private cloud solutions from VMware on Intel. Learn More JR Raphael: Why Chrome apps on Android could be a very bad thing Google's decision to bring native Chrome apps to Android may sound sensible, but hang on: There's another side to the story. Read More Preston Gralla: Will Android's slowing growth be an opening for Windows Phone? Android remains king of the smartphones, but its growth in 2013 was the slowest at any time in its history. Can Windows Phone make inroads as Android potentially swoons? Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks How to Choose the Right Unified Communications Solution When it comes to unified communications, there's a lot of confusion in the marketplace. The term itself can be confusing, as are the various features within its scope—encompassing any and every aspect of the communications continuum. . Learn More Darlene Storm: Resell MP3s, no copyright infringement? ReDigi 'copy-less' digital transactions patent Despite the first-sale doctrine, reselling 'used' digital goods involved making a 'copy' during the electronic transfer and was labeled copyright infringement. But ReDigi was granted a patent for 'copy-less' digital transactions, making it a big win for the resale of MP3s, e-books, software, audiobooks and movies. Read More Sharky: 1000000 days and counting Pilot fish at this manufacturer gets an automated message after not logging into a big customer's portal for a while -- but really, it hasn't been that long. Read More
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