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	Mac Pro ship date slips to April as profiteers mark up computer 50% or more Apple continued to have problems meeting demand for its radically redesigned Mac Pro desktop computer, with ship dates today extending into April. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics Buying Criteria: The Three Maxims In this Advisory, Clabby Analytics looks more closely at the importance of implementing an integrated infrastructure — and its relationship to business analytics. Learn More In this Issue Nadella's rise renews appeals for Office on iPad, Android tablets As Dell cuts, Apple adds job in Austin Icahn says 'I can't' and stops $50B fight over Apple stock buyback Snapchat vulnerability can be exploited to crash iPhones, researcher says Apple monitor to stay in e-books case, with boundaries Judge rebukes Apple for invoking nationalist bias but denies Samsung a retrial Apple removes Blockchain, last Bitcoin wallet app, from mobile store Apple faces $2.1B patent damages claim in Germany Jonny Evans: Apple doesn't work well with others Jonny Evans: What is Apple working on? Jonny Evans: How do I unsubscribe from a calendar in Mavericks? Jonny Evans: An A-Z guide to OS X Mavericks (A-M) Richi Jennings: Apple sapphire display covers other blue news Jonny Evans: 7 billion reasons Apple gets health WHITE PAPER: IBM Take Your Social Business Relationships to the Next Level This IBM Redguide publication provides information about IBM Social Business and includes details about the business need and the value of transformation to a social business. Learn More. Nadella's rise renews appeals for Office on iPad, Android tablets The anointment of new CEO Satya Nadella has renewed calls by analysts that Microsoft free its profitable Office franchise from Windows and release full-featured versions for Android and iOS tablets. Read More As Dell cuts, Apple adds job in Austin If there is one region in the U.S. that can absorb Dell's planned workforce cutbacks, it may be the Austin, Texas, area, one of the nation's hottest areas for tech jobs. Read More Icahn says 'I can't' and stops $50B fight over Apple stock buyback Investment agitator and former corporate raider Carl Icahn today ended his fight to get Apple to boost its share buyback program by another $50 billion after an influential proxy advisory service nixed the idea. Read More Snapchat vulnerability can be exploited to crash iPhones, researcher says A vulnerability in Snapchat allows attackers to launch denial-of-service attacks against users of the popular photo messaging app, causing their phones to become unresponsive and even crash. Read More Apple monitor to stay in e-books case, with boundaries Apple will continue to be watched by an antitrust monitor during its appeal of a court order creating the position, a court ruled. Read More Judge rebukes Apple for invoking nationalist bias but denies Samsung a retrial A U.S. judge has denied Samsung's request for a retrial in a patent dispute with Apple, but she also chastised Apple's lawyers for making the Korean firm's "foreignness" an issue in closing remarks to the jury. Read More Apple removes Blockchain, last Bitcoin wallet app, from mobile store Apple on Wednesday removed Blockchain, the last remaining application in its mobile store for transmitting bitcoins, signaling the continuing uncertainty around the virtual currency. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Understanding big data so you can act with confidence Automating information integration and governance and employing it at the point of data creation helps organizations boost confidence in their big data. A solid information integration and governance program should include automated discovery, profiling and understanding of diverse datasets View Now Apple faces $2.1B patent damages claim in Germany German patent licensing firm IPCom has accused Apple of infringing a patent on 3G technology and wants $2.1 billion in damages, the Mannheim Regional Court said Wednesday. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple doesn't work well with others You know, I've frequently heard people in the business claim: "Apple doesn't work well with others." I've heard it often enough to think about it historically: after all, surely there is evidence to prove such a claim? However, there's also some evidence that it's Apple's partners, and not Apple, who put the knife in the back. Read More Jonny Evans: What is Apple working on? Pushing back against continued pressure on the company stock price, Apple's Tim Cook's becoming ever more insistent in claiming Cupertino's working on exciting new products, so what are they? Read More Jonny Evans: How do I unsubscribe from a calendar in Mavericks? The question: "How do I unsubscribe to a calendar in Mavericks Calendar?" is sometimes harder than it should be to resolve. Read More Jonny Evans: An A-Z guide to OS X Mavericks (A-M) There are hundreds of tweaks and tricks stashed within Apple's recently introduced OS X Mavericks operating system, what follows is part one of a partial A-Z list of some of these. Read More Richi Jennings: Apple sapphire display covers other blue news Not Cypher, sapphire. Roses are red, and apples are...blue? Among the rainbow of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) bloggy news and rumors today is that the company plans to produce display covers made of synthetic sapphire. On the flip side, the iPhone 5C isn't nearly as attractive for some as the iPhone 4, so Apple is resurrecting it for select markets. Finally, we find other users are doing some flipping of their own -- of the Bitcoin variety -- angry that Apple has pulled Bitcoin trading apps from the App Store. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers make Apple brilliant with multifaceted cuts. Read More Jonny Evans: 7 billion reasons Apple gets health The personal medical devices gold rush has begun. Apple is investing heavily to deliver solutions for the sector, recruiting expert health technologists to help product development. Why? Read More
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