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	Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 'Air' sexy pictures! (But is it an April fool?) Leaked schematics, blurry spy photos, and now beautiful renders. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) doesn't want you to know about the iPhone 6. Or perhaps it does. Anyway, the alleged leaks keep dribbling out of Asia, and bloggers keep falling over themselves to 'report' them. We've already heard that manufacturing is about to start, but here's our clearest look yet at what some are dubbing the iPhone Air. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers check their calendars. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Future of IT: Putting the Customer First IT is adapting to this new world of consumerized technology, and focusing on its own employees as internal customers. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: Chart: Apple is beating up Samsung in brand loyalty Preston Gralla: Money rains on Microsoft from Office from iPad -- more is yet to come Darlene Storm: Untraceable $20 device can allow hacker to control a car 'from miles away' JR Raphael: In pictures: Here's what the HTC One's dual cameras can do Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed [updated] Sharky: Kids! Don't get caught trying these at home! WHITE PAPER: Innotas Rethinking Your Flight Plan: IT Portfolio Management What does it take to manage your project and application portfolios with the efficiency and success rate of an Air Traffic Control Operation? This whitepaper from Innotas answers the question by taking a closer look at what Air Traffic Control entails and how the function of the CIO or PMO is similar to that of the Air Traffic Controller. Read now! Jonny Evans: Chart: Apple is beating up Samsung in brand loyalty Samsung's problems are only going to grow. Apple's iPhone 6 will raise the industry bar even higher, making it even more challenging for the Samsung marketing machine to distort the reality that its products are seen as little more than second-class iPhones by most consumers. Read More Preston Gralla: Money rains on Microsoft from Office from iPad -- more is yet to come Doubters who thought that Office for iPad would land with a big thud should doubt no more: It's already bringing Microsoft big revenue, and bigger things are yet to come. Read More Darlene Storm: Untraceable $20 device can allow hacker to control a car 'from miles away' A six-character password securing a Tesla Model S account was called a potential security threat that might allow an attacker to unlock the doors, but a scarier potential threat discussed at Black Hat Asia is a $20 'untraceable' device that could allow an attacker to remotely take control of a car from 'miles away.' Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software IT Friction and Your Organization This report outlines key issues that cause friction between business users and IT. Learn More JR Raphael: In pictures: Here's what the HTC One's dual cameras can do The HTC One (M8) has two rear-facing cameras designed to let you play with focus after the fact. Here are some real-world examples of what the unusual setup can do. Read More Richi Jennings: iPhone 6 release date in September, but 5.5-inch phablet delayed [updated] [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.' An update from Reuters adds credence to the rumor, giving us hints about production problems: 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 Sharky: Kids! Don't get caught trying these at home! This pilot fish at a public utility spends a lot of time cleaning up after one of the IT support groups: several women who enjoy a good prank and are supervised by people with no clue about IT. Read More
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