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	Next Office for Mac leaks, shots of UI appear A Chinese website yesterday published what it claimed were screenshots of Microsoft's next edition of Office for the Mac. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS How SAS VA Helps IT Deliver Read this whitepaper to learn more about the benefits of self-service BI to make business critical decisions. Learn More! In this Issue OS X Yosemite adoption is breaking Windows 12 ways to use your older iPad Early iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales herald big U.S. holiday season for Apple Apple Pay rival MCX defends security after hackers steal emails Google enlists PwC to push Apps, Android, cloud computing to businesses CEO Tim Cook calls merchants' refusal to accept Apple Pay a 'skirmish' Firefox OS fares better in emerging markets than in the U.S. WHITE PAPER: SAS A Marketer's Guide to Analytics Everybody's talking about customer analytics and how they can help companies market more effectively. This paper is designed to give managers and other marketing professionals an introduction to applying analytics to marketing so you can significantly improve outcomes. Learn more! OS X Yosemite adoption is breaking Windows OS X Yosemite achieved the kind of adoption in four days that took Microsoft's Windows 8 two years to accomplish. Read More   12 ways to use your older iPad If you're among the millions planning to upgrade to a new iPad, then what can you do with your older Apple tablet? Here's some cool suggestions. Read More   Early iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales herald big U.S. holiday season for Apple Apple's new iPhones are poised to have a very strong holiday sales season in the U.S., Kantar's Carolina Milanesi said today. Read More   WHITE PAPER: NetBrain Technologies Why Legacy Diagramming Fails Our Businesses Accurate network diagrams are the Holy Grail in enterprise network management – most network teams know they should be documenting their networks but haven't found a universally good way of doing it. Learn More Apple Pay rival MCX defends security after hackers steal emails The Merchant Customer Exchange (MCX), a consortium of 58 major U.S. retailers whose mobile payment network will take on the new Apple Pay early in 2015, today held a hastily-organized news conference to address questions about a hack that pilfered consumer email addresses.MCX CEO Dekkers Davison argued that the group was targeted because it was "challenging the status quo" with its mobile payment service, dubbed CurrentC, which largely circumvents credit card companies' profitable transaction fees. "When you poke at a large ecosystem, you should expect attacks," said Davison. "None of this comes as a surprise."The 30-minute conference call was in response to an admission earlier in the day by MCX that an unknown number of email addresses had been lifted by hackers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Google enlists PwC to push Apps, Android, cloud computing to businesses Google has struck a partnership with PwC in which the global provider of consulting services will recommend to its customers the Apps suite, Android devices and the Google cloud computing platform. The deal comes at a time when Google is embroiled in tough fights in the enterprise markets for cloud email and collaboration suites, cloud computing services and mobile against rivals like Microsoft, IBM, Amazon and Apple. Although Google has been a provider of enterprise products for about a decade, it still struggles against charges from competitors, especially from Microsoft, that it's primarily a consumer-focused company, and as such a risky bet for CIOs.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   CEO Tim Cook calls merchants' refusal to accept Apple Pay a 'skirmish' Apple CEO Tim Cook called the battle with retailers like Walmart, Rite Aid, CVS and others over mobile payments only a "skirmish" while speaking at the Wall Street Journal's technology conference. Read More   Firefox OS fares better in emerging markets than in the U.S. ZTE has found that smartphones with the Firefox OS are doing well in developing countries but not in the U.S., where the company is taking a multipronged mobile OS approach.ZTE started selling its Open smartphones with Firefox OS in the U.S. and other countries last year, mostly through eBay. The devices are targeted at first-time smartphone users and have largely been priced under $100. But ZTE's latest Open C with Firefox, which went on sale in May, isn't being sold by the company through its U.S. eBay site anymore."Firefox [OS] -- it's well accepted in some emerging markets but not much in the U.S," said Lixin Cheng, chairman and CEO of ZTE USA.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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