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	Nadella to Cook on Office revenue sharing: Drop dead With the launch of Office for iPad yesterday, Microsoft again effectively cut Apple out of most of the revenue stream by making the apps free to download. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Transforming Your Business with Software as a Service IBM SmartCloud Solutions delivers the SaaS solutions needed to maximize collaborations, accelerate innovations, make impactful, informed decisions and become a truly customer-centric organization. Learn More In this Issue Microsoft's Word for iPad cracks top 10 in gross revenue Microsoft's freemium Office apps jump to top of iPad chart 16 weirdest places you can find Linux Jonny Evans: OS upgrades are a right, not a privilege Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed 10 cool Bluetooth devices for iOS and Android Microsoft unveils Office for iPad 'No poaching' case versus Google, Apple, others can go to trial Judge blocks sales of Typo iPhone keyboard Federal judge approves class-action price fixing suit against Apple Apple, Samsung head back to court for next phase of patent battle WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. Changing the economics of storage As the exponential data growth and an increasing pressure on the data center to become more efficient continues, a traditional "one size fits all" strategy for storage design is no longer adequate. Dell™ Compellent™ Flash-optimized solutions can help your organization align storage performance with application requirements. Read Now Microsoft's Word for iPad cracks top 10 in gross revenue Microsoft's new Word for iPad app has cracked the top 10 on Apple's App Store 'Top Grossing' chart. Read More Microsoft's freemium Office apps jump to top of iPad chart Microsoft's new Office for iPad apps vaulted to the top of the free application chart on Apple's App Store shortly after their Thursday debut. Read More 16 weirdest places you can find Linux Linux is everywhere, if you look for it. Open-source crock-pot, anyone? Read More Jonny Evans: OS upgrades are a right, not a privilege Tech reporters who offer buying advice must recognize that when you pop down the shops to get a new PC or mobile device you should consider the added cost of future software upgrades (or the lack of access to them) when choosing what to buy. Read More Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed [You're fired -Ed.] Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is starting production on the iPhone 6. Japan's biggest business daily 'newspaper' says so, telling us their 'sources' now 'expect' the device to be 'likely' released in 'September.' Cupertino has apparently decided on two screen sizes, both bigger than the current generation. However, the larger of the two has been delayed until... uhhh... squirrel! In IT Blogwatch, bloggers rank the rumors against reality. Not to mention: Hank and John Green finally realize they've been ripping off Ian Shoales for all these years… Read More WEBCAST: CA Technologies Empowering Mainframe Users to be More Successful In this video, CA Technologies and IBM talk about how the power of IBM's zEnterprise combined with CA Technologies portfolio of products are empowering Mainframe customers to be successful. Learn more>> 10 cool Bluetooth devices for iOS and Android The smartphone is the new computer, and wireless peripherals are popping up everywhere from your kitchen and your car to sports equipment and even dog collars. Read More Microsoft unveils Office for iPad Microsoft's Office is available for the iPad as a collection of three apps: Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Microsoft made the announcement at a press conference hosted by CEO Satya Nadella. Follow reporter Melissa Aparicio on Twitter @MelisAparicio Read More 'No poaching' case versus Google, Apple, others can go to trial A lawsuit that accuses Google, Apple and other top Silicon Valley companies of driving down wages by agreeing not to hire each others workers can go to trial, a judge ruled on Friday. Read More Judge blocks sales of Typo iPhone keyboard A California judge has granted BlackBerry's wish to temporarily halt sales of an iPhone keyboard produced by start-up Typo Products while the two companies argue over alleged copyright infringement. Read More Federal judge approves class-action price fixing suit against Apple A New York judge has given the go-ahead for a group to collectively sue Apple for damages over its collusion with publishers to fix the price of electronic books. Read More Apple, Samsung head back to court for next phase of patent battle The never-ending legal battle between Apple and Samsung enters a new phase Monday when lawyers begin selecting a jury for a new trial that will address new complaints against a different set of phones. Read More
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