How Apple could exploit a forever-free iCloud

	Mobile payments gain traction, thanks to Apple Pay | Can't wait for the Apple Watch? You're not alone
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	How Apple could exploit a forever-free iCloud While Google and Microsoft are using large amounts of free cloud storage to sell inexpensive consumer notebooks, Apple has so far stood above the fray. But there's no reason why Apple can't join in the fun. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: JAMF Software Save on Apple device management Planning to manage more Apple devices in your organization next year? Then prepare now and save big! Now through the end of the year, earn discounts on training, plug-ins, and more when you buy JAMF Software's leading OS X and iOS management solution, the Casper Suite. Click to continue In this Issue Mobile payments gain traction, thanks to Apple Pay Can't wait for the Apple Watch? You're not alone INSIDER Apple Pay's security pros and cons Smartwatch interest ticks up as Apple Watch fever rises Apple turns 25 apps (Red) in campaign to fight AIDS Apple delivers another Yosemite beta as Wi-Fi issues persist Grocers, retailers gobble up Apple Pay in time for holidays Wozniak still aims to simplify enterprise storage Apple to Xiaomi: Easier said than done to become top smartphone vendor Apple's $450M e-books settlement wins final court approval Apple, Microsoft, Google and others join push against government spying Jonny Evans: Apple's HomeKit will be the talk of CES 2015 Jonny Evans: Dear Mac users, please, please backup today Jonny Evans: Apple Pay users spend big Jonny Evans: Why Apple's (RED) campaign is so important Jonny Evans: 6 great gifts your Mac will love you for Jonny Evans: 12 Apple Watch details we now think we know WHITE PAPER: CYREN 2014 Q3 Cyber Threats Trend Report Empower your company to defend its critical information assets with CYREN's New 2014 Q3 Internet Threats Trend Report which includes actionable data about new threat activity. CYREN analyzes 4 trillion Internet security transactions annually, gaining unique insight on the threat landscape behind the headlines. Read now >> Mobile payments gain traction, thanks to Apple Pay   U.S. consumers have eschewed in-store mobile payments for years, but Apple Pay is making headway in that area just a month after the service launched Oct. 20. Read More   Can't wait for the Apple Watch? You're not alone In the past two weeks, new information has come out about the Apple iWatch. Columnist Mike Elgan is among the developers, analysts and vendors eagerly waiting for the new device to arrive next year. Read More     INSIDER Apple Pay's security pros and cons Taking credit card numbers out of transactions is a helpful step that could alleviate the risk of giant data breaches, but that doesn't mean the bad guys are going to give up and become accountants. Read More   Smartwatch interest ticks up as Apple Watch fever rises   Interest in smartwatches has soared in recent months, even as it has stalled for smart glasses. Credit, or blame, the coming Apple Watch. Read More   Apple turns 25 apps (Red) in campaign to fight AIDS Apple has launched a two-week fund-raising campaign to mark World AIDS Day, promising that proceeds from the sale of 25 limited-edition apps and a portion of online and retail sales on Black Friday and Cyber Monday will go to the Global Fund. Read More   Apple delivers another Yosemite beta as Wi-Fi issues persist Apple has released a second beta of Mac OS X Yosemite for developers, but it's not clear whether this latest build will address the Wi-Fi problems that continue to affect an undetermined but apparently substantial number of users. Read More   Grocers, retailers gobble up Apple Pay in time for holidays U.S. consumers have eschewed in-store mobile payments for years, but Apple Pay is making headway in that area just a month after the service launched Oct. 20.Apple Pay's early success aside, the question remains over how sticky the use of mobile payments will be among smartphone and tablet users. Read More   Wozniak still aims to simplify enterprise storage The latest bid to simplify data storage comes from a team that includes Steve Wozniak, a guy who knows a thing or two about making technology easier. Read More   : Pivotal Big Data Analytics In this in-depth PDF, InfoWorld explains how to make sense of big data using new analysis tools and abundant processing power to pluck critical insights from the massive volumes of corporate and external data. View now Apple to Xiaomi: Easier said than done to become top smartphone vendor A day after China's Xiaomi said it wanted to become the world's number one smartphone vendor, an Apple executive weighed in and told the Chinese company that's it's easier said than done. Read More   Apple's $450M e-books settlement wins final court approval A federal judge in New York has approved to a settlement in which Apple will pay $450 million for its role in a conspiracy to fix prices for e-books. Read More   Apple, Microsoft, Google and others join push against government spying Ten top tech companies have signed onto an open letter backing legislation that would prevent the bulk collection of Internet metadata by government agencies. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple's HomeKit will be the talk of CES 2015 HomeKit seems set to be the star of giant trade show, CES 2015, maintaining Apple's track record of dominating the show. Read More   Jonny Evans: Dear Mac users, please, please backup today That fast Mac with an SSD drive delivers blistering performance -- until disaster strikes. That's when you really need to have a backup system in place. Read More   Jonny Evans: Apple Pay users spend big Apple seems to have nailed it with Apple Pay; its users are already three times more likely to spend $250 or more than those on other services, the latest Retale survey claims. Read More   Jonny Evans: Why Apple's (RED) campaign is so important Apple's latest campaign to raise money for AIDS treatment comes at a critical tipping point in the struggle against the disease Read More   Jonny Evans: 6 great gifts your Mac will love you for If you're looking for cool tech gifts this season, look no further — here are half a dozen products your Mac will love you for. Read More   Jonny Evans: 12 Apple Watch details we now think we know Apple's recently released WatchKit developer documentation tells us a lot more about what we can expect from the Apple Watch... Read More
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