Trade-in volume signals big sales for iPhone 6

	You drain me: Apple replaces some iPhone 5 batteries for free | Apple updates OS X Yosemite public beta
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	Trade-in volume signals 'tremendous' sales for iPhone 6   Apple will have a "tremendous" opening of the iPhone 6, buy-back vendors said today, basing their predictions on recent activity by consumers locking in prices for their old smartphones. 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 You drain me: Apple replaces some iPhone 5 batteries for free Apple updates OS X Yosemite public beta Automakers put Apple's CarPlay in the slow lane Round smartwatches arrive, but users still waiting for Apple to join fray Apple preps final non-security Mavericks update Even rivals are waiting for Apple to get into wearables FDA approves tech that turns smartphone into stroke warning system Jonny Evans: 10 credible future Apple product claims for this week Richi Jennings: iMessage spam explosion: Apple flamed for bad design and dropping ball Jonny Evans: 16 tips for Mac users who must use Windows Jonny Evans: INFOGRAPHIC: Crazy pent-up iPhone 6 demand Jonny Evans: 10 things we know about Apple's new iPhone 6 A8 chip Jonny Evans: 15 insanely stupid Apple predictions 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 You drain me: Apple replaces some iPhone 5 batteries for free Apple will replace some iPhone 5 batteries free of charge, claiming "a very small percentage" of the smartphones need to be charged more often and those charges were quickly exhausted. Read More   Apple updates OS X Yosemite public beta As expected, Apple today released the second public beta of OS X Yosemite. Read More   Automakers put Apple's CarPlay in the slow lane Some auto manufacturers are delaying their rollout of CarPlay, the software platform from Apple that synchronizes an iPhone to a vehicle's infotainment system. Read More   Round smartwatches arrive, but users still waiting for Apple to join fray LG's new video teaser showing off a round-faced smartwatch to debut next week at the IFA show begs a central question: What do users want in a smartwatch? Read More   Apple preps final non-security Mavericks update Apple is working its way toward releasing OS X Mountain Lion 10.9.5, very likely the last non-security update for the 10-month old operating system. Read More   Even rivals are waiting for Apple to get into wearables   There may be big expectations for the wearables market, but the reality is that until someone transforms the category -- Apple's the usual suspect -- it won't break out of a very small constituency. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   Bridge the Gap between Network Ops and the Service Desk Businesses can't afford to let siloed approaches to incident management delay resolution and undermine IT productivity. BMC Intelligent Service Resolution bridges the gap between the service desk and network operations, and provides a unified, business-centric view across technologies, to help you resolve the right issues more quickly than ever. Learn More FDA approves tech that turns smartphone into stroke warning system The FDA today approved an algorithm that allows a special iPhone case to record the heart's rhythm and detect abnormalities associated with strokes or other heart-related problems. Read More   Jonny Evans: 10 credible future Apple product claims for this week Apple executives have been promising an amazing year of Apple product introductions since last year, but some products on that schedule may slip -- Apple seldom ships a product until it is ready. All the same, big news is coming and here's the best of what we've heard in the last week. Read More   Richi Jennings: iMessage spam explosion: Apple flamed for bad design and dropping ball Spam spam spam spam. Spam spam spam spam. Wonderful spam. For many users, iMessage is becoming an unusable cesspool of spam. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is under fire for poor security design in iMessage, and for failing to react to the (inevitable) spam problem that has ensued. smh. Why do we keep having to reinvent the wheel, every single freakin' time a new communications tool becomes popular? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers eyeroll furiously. Not to mention: Bloody Vikings… Read More   Jonny Evans: 16 tips for Mac users who must use Windows I was forced to use a Windows PC the other day. It was a shock, particularly because search engines generally generate tips for switching from Windows to Mac when queried on this. It made me suspect Mac users may sometimes need a little help when they use Windows because they can't get to a Mac. I assembled these short tips to help such temporary migrants: Read More   Jonny Evans: INFOGRAPHIC: Crazy pent-up iPhone 6 demand Apple's supply chain is rushing to manufacture 100 million iPhones by December following claimed production delays -- but the company has everything to play for and there's huge pent-up demand as Cupertino aims to shift up to 100 million units of the iPhone 6 by the end of this year. Read More   Jonny Evans: 10 things we know about Apple's new iPhone 6 A8 chip Apple's iPhone 6 appears on schedule for its public reveal in September, when they begin churning off the production line into the pockets of tens of millions of customers. The smartphone will use new Apple-designed chips, here's what we think we know about them: Read More   Jonny Evans: 15 insanely stupid Apple predictions The years have not been kind to Apple's critics. Here are a dozen laughable predictions that show how Apple has been going out of business since 1984. Says who? Read More
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