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	AT&T to put service setup in enterprise customers' hands | Apple releases iOS 8, starts serving upgrade downloads
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	4 Windows tablet/keyboard combos take on the Surface Pro We test four tablets -- from Acer, HP, Lenovo and Toshiba -- that offer their own keyboards. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Five Levers to Lower Mainframe MLC Costs This paper discusses five levers you can use to lower your mainframe MLC costs by up to 20 percent or more. Explore best practices and real-world examples of dramatic savings through a mainframe MLC optimization strategy based on higher visibility, predictability, and automation. Learn More In this Issue AT&T to put service setup in enterprise customers' hands Apple releases iOS 8, starts serving upgrade downloads Amazon's new Fire tablets offer more features at lower prices iOS app devs warn customers off iOS 8's iCloud Drive Deep-dive review: iOS 8 packs some snappy new features How IT should prep for iOS 8 Hands on: The new Moto X in leather, wood, and plastic New Moto X vs. the original: Smartphone camera shootout! Why the entry-level iPhone 6 has just 16GB of storage Many Android devices vulnerable to session hijacking through the default browser Google debuts first low-cost Android One phones in India Wi-Fi group acts to simplify peer-to-peer video, printing and other tasks Apple Watch under scrutiny for privacy by Connecticut attorney general Virgin Atlantic picks Gogo for in-flight connectivity Is Panasonic's CM1 a camera or a smartphone? Preston Gralla: Windows Phone should fear Android One, not the iPhone 6 WEBCAST: Arcserve Why RPOs and RTOs are Becoming Obsolete Have you created a backup monster? Over the years, many IT organizations find themselves with multiple utilities and point solutions creating, complexity, management headaches, and a lack of confidence to actually meet RPOs and RTOs. Learn more! AT&T to put service setup in enterprise customers' hands AT&T said enterprises are about to reap the benefits of the software-defined transformation of its network with faster service setup through an online portal. Read More Apple releases iOS 8, starts serving upgrade downloads Apple shipped the free upgrade to iOS 8 for iPhone and iPad owners. Read More Amazon's new Fire tablets offer more features at lower prices Amazon.com is providing more bang-for-the-buck with four new Fire tablets, with prices starting as low as $99 for a Fire HD with a 6-inch screen. Read More iOS app devs warn customers off iOS 8's iCloud Drive Third-party developers of iOS apps urged iPhone and iPad users not to accept Apple's offer to upgrade iCloud storage to iCloud Drive after they install the new iOS 8. Read More Deep-dive review: iOS 8 packs some snappy new features Apple's new iOS 8 mobile operating system is a snappy upgrade that includes interactive notifications, an updated Photo app and better integration between iOS and OS X devices. Read More How IT should prep for iOS 8 iOS 8 isn't as much of a paradigm shift for enterprise users as some earlier releases, but that doesn't mean IT departments can easily it write off. Ryan Faas explains what's important. Read More Hands on: The new Moto X in leather, wood, and plastic How does the new Moto X look and feel? It may sound crazy, but a lot of that is actually up to you. Read More New Moto X vs. the original: Smartphone camera shootout! The new Moto X packs plenty of improvements, but is it better than the original? I took the new Moto X and the first-gen model out and about to find out. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Protect your organization while supporting mobility and BYOD Check out this new white paper to learn how Dell Mobility Solutions for security can help protect your organization's information, systems and networks while simplifying administration and supporting employees with forward-thinking mobility initiatives for a range of devices and operating systems. Learn more Why the entry-level iPhone 6 has just 16GB of storage The iPhone 6 offers a larger screen, more processing power and -- in the base model -- the same 16GB of storage as the two-year-old iPhone 5. Even the Mac faithful were left wondering why 16GB is Apple's de facto standard for entry-level smartphones. So what gives? Read More Many Android devices vulnerable to session hijacking through the default browser The default browser in Android versions older than 4.4 has a vulnerability that allows malicious websites to bypass a critical security mechanism and take control of a user's authenticated sessions on other sites. Read More Google debuts first low-cost Android One phones in India Three Indian vendors have launched smartphones based on a Google reference design starting at around $100 without operator subsidy, in a bid to grab a share of a growing but competitive segment of the country's smartphone market. Read More Wi-Fi group acts to simplify peer-to-peer video, printing and other tasks The Wi-Fi Direct standard for linking two devices without a LAN is about to get easier to use. Read More Apple Watch under scrutiny for privacy by Connecticut attorney general Connecticut's attorney general is concerned about the privacy implications of Apple Watch's handling of consumers' health information. Read More Virgin Atlantic picks Gogo for in-flight connectivity Gogo will offer in-flight connectivity with speeds at up to 70Mbps on Virgin Atlantic's aircraft, once a deal between the two companies is concluded. Read More Is Panasonic's CM1 a camera or a smartphone? You'd be forgiven for thinking Panasonic's latest gadget is a smartphone. It's a slim rectangle with a touchscreen and LTE connectivity. But officially, it's a digital camera. The Lumix Smart Camera DMC-CM1 was unveiled Monday at Photokina in Cologne, Germany, one of the world's largest trade shows for photography. Read More Preston Gralla: Windows Phone should fear Android One, not the iPhone 6 Windows Phone has nothing to fear from the big-bang rollout of the iPhone 6. But Google's Android One project could well ensure that Windows Phone never becomes a serious smartphone contender. Read More
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