Apple's iPhone will go on sale in China on Oct. 17

	Oh, the irony! iPhone 6 copies the Nexus 4 | Apple will consume 25% of all DRAM in the world next year
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	Apple's iPhone will go on sale in China on Oct. 17 Apple's iPhone 6 will go on sale on Oct. 17 in mainland China, one of the biggest markets for the company, with high demand expected from existing iPhone users. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: JAMF Software An MDM solution purpose-built for BYOD BYOD may be popular, but using MDM tools to manage BYOD is not popular with users – and their cost and complexity are not popular with IT. The Casper Suite BYOD Solution for iOS and Android is the only MDM tool designed to make everyone happy — and ensure your BYOD program is a success. DOWNLOAD THE BRIEF In this Issue Oh, the irony! iPhone 6 copies the Nexus 4 Apple will consume 25% of all DRAM in the world next year Apple quickly replaces bungled iOS 8 update Two scenarios that would make OS X vulnerable to the Shellshock bug iPhone owners rip Apple over botched iOS update New iOS 8 APIs trigger higher app crash rate Mac and Chromebook sales erode Windows PCs' retail share Gray market iPhone 6 prices plunge in China Beats Music plays for now, but expect a rebrand sooner, not later Apple says just nine customers reported bent iPhones Apple yanks iOS 8 update after crippling iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Apple could have received significant tax reductions from Irish authorities iOS 8 and Yosemite are the next step in unconstrained computing FBI director worries about encryption on smartphones Jonny Evans: Tim Cook's Apple rises to 'Bendgate' challenge Jonny Evans: 'Time to act on climate change' says Apple's Tim Cook Jonny Evans: iOS 8 update fail, Bendgate: Heads may roll at Apple Jonny Evans: Apple's most common iOS 8 questions answered Jonny Evans: Apple's iRich problem under Eire WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Achieve Deeper Network Security and Application Control Next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) have emerged to revolutionize network security as we once knew it. Yet to safeguard an organization from today's ever-evolving threats, NGFWs must be able to deliver an even deeper level of network security. View Now Oh, the irony! iPhone 6 copies the Nexus 4 Could the famously litigious Apple get a taste of its own medicine? Maybe it's time to stop excessive patent litigation. Read More Apple will consume 25% of all DRAM in the world next year Apple's consumption of mobile DRAM will grow from 16.5% of the industry's total production volume today to 25% in 2015 as the company outfits more smartphones, tablets and even laptops with DRAM. Read More Apple quickly replaces bungled iOS 8 update Apple yesterday released iOS 8.0.2, a replacement for the botched update that shipped the day before but crippled iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices by knocking them off their mobile carriers. Read More Two scenarios that would make OS X vulnerable to the Shellshock bug Apple's OS X is vulnerable to the Shellshock bug, but it's not that easy for attackers to take advantage of it, according to Intego, which specializes in security software for the operating system. Read More iPhone owners rip Apple over botched iOS update iPhone owners are angry -- really angry -- about yesterday's crippling update for iOS 8. Read More New iOS 8 APIs trigger higher app crash rate iOS 8, Apple's newest mobile operating system, has exhibited an app crash rate significantly higher than iOS 7 did last year. Read More Mac and Chromebook sales erode Windows PCs' retail share Macs grabbed more than a quarter of all U.S. consumer personal computer sales at retail in the 10-week stretch from July 4 to Sept. 1, a research firm said. Read More Gray market iPhone 6 prices plunge in China Prices of gray market iPhones have fallen in China, according to a report by the Communist Party's official house organ. Read More Beats Music plays for now, but expect a rebrand sooner, not later Apple won't ditch Beats Music, but it will certainly remake it, rebrand it, an analyst said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS EMA: Big Data - Operationalizing the Buzz This year's EMA/9sight Big Data research makes a clear case for the maturation of Big Data as a critical approach for innovative companies. The research findings in the report cover nearly 600 ongoing Big Data efforts. Learn more! Apple says just nine customers reported bent iPhones Apple, responding to Bendgate, Bendghazi, or whatever you wish to call the issue of seemingly-bendable iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models, claims the problem isn't nearly as widespread as the Internet hullabaloo would suggest. Read More Apple yanks iOS 8 update after crippling iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Apple today released, then quickly pulled, its first update for iOS 8 after customers flooded its support forum with reports that their iPhone 6 and 6 Plus smartphones could no longer connect to a cellular network. Read More Apple could have received significant tax reductions from Irish authorities Apple's alleged favorable tax treatment by the Irish government will come under renewed scrutiny Tuesday, when the European Commission publishes its reasons for opening an in-depth investigation into the company's tax affairs. Read More iOS 8 and Yosemite are the next step in unconstrained computing One of the great joys of installing a new operating system is scrutinizing the features born with it. iOS 8 has no shortage of new and enhanced features—Continuity, QuickType, voice notes appended to iMessages, Family Sharing, and Spotlight improvements. But it can be just as satisfying to step back and examine what these features mean and portend for the technology of tomorrow. Read More FBI director worries about encryption on smartphones The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is concerned about moves by Apple and Google to include encryption on smartphones, the agency's director said Thursday. Read More Jonny Evans: Tim Cook's Apple rises to 'Bendgate' challenge With "Bendgate" and a faulty software update, Apple certainly endured a couple of difficult days this week. But you can't ignore the speed and efficiency with which it responded to these unexpected challenges. Read More Jonny Evans: 'Time to act on climate change' says Apple's Tim Cook When you or a friend buys a product manufactured by a company that is not taking action on climate change, then the true cost of your cheap goods also includes a dead planet. Read More Jonny Evans: iOS 8 update fail, Bendgate: Heads may roll at Apple The introduction of the new iPhone, Apple Pay and the Apple Watch should be the moment Cupertino turned years of criticism around. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's most common iOS 8 questions answered When you write about Apple your chums ask for tech advice each time a software upgrade is released. Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked iOS 8-related questions. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple's iRich problem under Eire "If countries change the tax laws, we will abide by the new laws and we will pay taxes according to those laws," said Apple's CFO. Read More
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