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	Stable Mac prices fuel reliable profit engine Even though iPhone revenue dwarfs the Mac, Apple's computer line remains important because its average selling price has held steady for four years. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: JAMF Software Manage Apple devices easily with the Casper Suite The Casper Suite by JAMF Software gives IT the power to fully support an extraordinary Apple experience for the end user while meeting business goals and requirements. Designed by IT professionals for IT professionals, the Casper Suite lets you easily and securely manage all Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TVs in your organization. READ MORE In this Issue Revenue explosion from Office for Pad fails to ignite The best new features in OS X Yosemite (so far) Samsung, Apple still dominate smartphones, but their shares slip Judge approves Apple e-books price-fixing settlement iPhone gets first free app for encrypting voice calls Jonny Evans: 5 tips for better MacBook battery life Jonny Evans: Apple's growing smart for contextual search, Siri and services Jonny Evans: 10 ways Apple, Google and others will change the way you drive Jonny Evans: Get ready for iPhone 6 – sell your handset today Richi Jennings: More evidence iPad sales are falling: Best Buy notes PC resurgence Jonny Evans: Latest iOS 8 beta shows Apple's sensor sensibility WHITE PAPER: IBM Digital Customer Experience Delivery Platforms Forrester states that businesses today struggle to understand and use the tools necessary to create and manage unified, multichannel digital customer experiences across multiple touch-points. Read Now Revenue explosion from Office for Pad fails to ignite Contrary to some experts' expectations, Microsoft hasn't been "printing money" since it launched Office for iPad in March. Read More The best new features in OS X Yosemite (so far) Look for these cool capabilities in the OS X 10.10 Yosemite public beta. Read More Samsung, Apple still dominate smartphones, but their shares slip Samsung and Apple, in the second quarter, sunk to their lowest shares of the global smartphone market in recent years as Chinese smartphone vendors came on strong, market research firm IDC said. Read More Judge approves Apple e-books price-fixing settlement A U.S. district court judge has given preliminary approval for Apple to pay a $450 million settlement for its role in an e-books price-fixing conspiracy. Read More iPhone gets first free app for encrypting voice calls An open-source project has released the first free application for the iPhone that scrambles voice calls, which would thwart government surveillance or eavesdropping by hackers. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Unlocking the collective knowledge of people Five years ago, IBM observed the planet was becoming instrumented, interconnected and intelligent. 20,000 engagements later, here's what we know and believe about social business. Read more Jonny Evans: 5 tips for better MacBook battery life Apple's MacBooks are the most popular portables on the planet and its recent decision to upgrade and reduce prices on the range will keep it that way. All the same every MacBook user may need these tips to get better battery life from time-to-time. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's growing smart for contextual search, Siri and services Data driven insights; user recommendations; big data services and all the other buzzwords of the pre-Singularity techno-dystopia some say we're hurtling blindly toward are in Apple's sights, as evidenced by recent deals. Read More Jonny Evans: 10 ways Apple, Google and others will change the way you drive Apple and Google are driving toward the connected car. Government and car manufacturers are working with them to achieve this. This isn't just about sending emails or music playback -- driving will be changed forever. Your car will speak to you. Here are ten ways driving will change: Read More Jonny Evans: Get ready for iPhone 6 – sell your handset today Apple will put growth back into the smartphone market soon when it introduces the iPhone 6. If you're trading in your old device, shift it fast before trade-in values take a dive. Read More Richi Jennings: More evidence iPad sales are falling: Best Buy notes PC resurgence Tim in a panic? Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) says tablet sales are "crashing." Makes for a great headline, but what's really going on? The company's CEO tells us that the tablet market is saturated, but people are again buying new PCs -- especially convertibles. The problem seems to be a lack of tablet innovation, preventing replacement sales. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers crash and burn. Read More Jonny Evans: Latest iOS 8 beta shows Apple's sensor sensibility Apple continues work on iOS 8, but its latest developer release underlines the importance of new sensor technologies as it pulls together a private and secure mobile foundation to support the digital health industry. Read More
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