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	Petition demands Apple fix MacBook Pro graphics woes A petition started last year that urges Apple's CEO to recall older MacBook Pro laptops to fix a graphics problem has passed the 10,000-signature mark, part of an ongoing effort by customers to get Apple to step up. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: JAMF Software Get one step closer to tier zero support. Let Casper Suite Self Service replace routine help desk tickets with easy-to-use, on-demand actions. Users can install software and updates, apply system configurations, and run self-help maintenance tasks, all without picking up the phone or submitting a help desk ticket. LEARN MORE In this Issue New Yosemite dev preview may herald public beta update later this week iPhone 5C's China bust raises questions about Apple's pricing for '14 models Microsoft whacks Apple with new Surface Pro 3 ads The biggest iPhone security risk could be connecting one to a computer Chromebooks may grab 5% of PC market, about the same as Apple's Mac Apple bans two chemicals from product assembly after protests Jonny Evans: Liberation: 10 OS X steps to free Mac disk space Jonny Evans: OS X: Did you know this useful hidden font feature? Jonny Evans: Can Apple keep us safe in the Internet of Things? Preston Gralla: New Windows Phones will be swamped by the iPhone 6, Samsung Note 4 Jonny Evans: 6 Apple lessons Microsoft never learned WHITE PAPER: Citrix 10 Reasons to Strengthen Info Security with Virtualization New ways of working call for new ways of managing risk. Mobility, flexwork, BYOD and increased collaboration across organizations have changed the risk profile and undermine existing IT architectures. This paper describes how desktop virtualization can help regain control and reduce risk without sacrificing business productivity and growth. Learn More New Yosemite dev preview may herald public beta update later this week Apple released the sixth developer preview of OS X Yosemite today. Read More iPhone 5C's China bust raises questions about Apple's pricing for '14 models Apple's iPhone 5C, the lower-priced model introduced last year -- by many accounts to boost sales in countries like China -- has done poorly in the People's Republic. Read More Microsoft whacks Apple with new Surface Pro 3 ads Microsoft is taking on Apple's MacBook Air with a trio of new ads, doubling down on its contention that the Surface Pro 3 is a better laptop than the real laptop. Read More The biggest iPhone security risk could be connecting one to a computer Apple has done well to insulate its iOS mobile operating system from many security issues, but a forthcoming demonstration shows it's far from perfect. Read More Chromebooks may grab 5% of PC market, about the same as Apple's Mac Sales of Chromebooks will reach more than 5 million this year, accounting for about 2% of all personal computers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat A Modern Approach to the Data Deluge Read this whitepaper to learn how infrastructure leaders can confidently manage cost, complexity, and risk, capitalize on emerging technologies, and drive future innovation across their organizations with Red Hat Storage Server, an open, software-defined storage platform. Read Now Apple bans two chemicals from product assembly after protests Apple is banning the use of two toxic chemicals from final assembly processes for its products, after watchdog groups demanded the company replace the substances with safer alternatives. Read More Jonny Evans: Liberation: 10 OS X steps to free Mac disk space Are you running out of space on your Mac? Are you unable to save files because your computer tells you its disk is full? Clean your drive with these ten simple tips... Read More Jonny Evans: OS X: Did you know this useful hidden font feature? If you've ever spent time swapping between fonts to find the most appropriate one you need for use in any project, you've been wasting time -- this hidden feature had you covered all along. Read More Jonny Evans: Can Apple keep us safe in the Internet of Things? All the tech players are getting into the space but that doesn't mean they know what they are doing. All they seek is a way to keep revenue rising, some by selling you things, others to learn more about you so they can sell you. And in their rush they're selling problems not solutions. Read More Preston Gralla: New Windows Phones will be swamped by the iPhone 6, Samsung Note 4 Microsoft's timing couldn't be worse: It's expected to announce one or two new Windows Phones on September 4, just one day after Samsung will reveal the Note 4 phablet, and five days before Apple shows off its newest line of iPhones. Do the new Windows Phone devices have a chance? Read More Jonny Evans: 6 Apple lessons Microsoft never learned If only Microsoft had been able to learn from Apple across the last few decades, it's possible the company wouldn't be in the state it is in. Read More
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