Apple posts record sales, says Watch to ship in April

	Amid blow-out quarter, Apple barely mentions Mac sales | Apple defies law of large numbers by booking bang-up iPhone sales
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	Apple posts record sales, says Watch to ship in April Record revenue from iPhone and Mac sales helped Apple bring in $74.6 billion in revenue last quarter, up from $57.6 billion a year earlier. Read More   : IBM eGuide: Enterprise Mobile App Development In this eGuide, CIO, Computerworld and InfoWorld examine trends and advice about enterprise mobile application development. Read on to learn how best to approach mobile apps in your organization. Learn More In this Issue Amid blow-out quarter, Apple barely mentions Mac sales Apple defies law of large numbers by booking bang-up iPhone sales Apple hits Samsung at home, where it hurts Microsoft previews OneDrive for Business for the Mac Microsoft continues cross-platform tear, releases Outlook for iOS, Android FREE: Outlook for iOS and Android, plus more mobe Office goodies Thanks to iPhone 6 sales, Apple ties with Samsung for top smartphone rank News flash: The 'Apple Watch vs. Android Wear' battle is not and will never be a real thing GHOST: Most Linux servers have a horrible, horrible vulnerability (in glibc) WEBCAST: HGST A Flash Crash Course on Flash-Based Architectures In this webcast, subject matter expert Bert Scalzo, chief architect at HGST, will shed light on the numerous flash-based architecture alternatives currently available to data center managers and Oracle DBAs – from the most basic non-RAC flash alternatives to truly disruptive technologies. Learn more >> Amid blow-out quarter, Apple barely mentions Mac sales   Almost unnoticed during Apple's earnings call on Tuesday, the company said it sold 5.5 million Macs, a record for the final quarter of the year. Read More   Apple defies law of large numbers by booking bang-up iPhone sales Apple sold a record 74.5 million iPhones in the December quarter, a record that bested the old one by a whopping 24 million. Read More   Apple hits Samsung at home, where it hurts Apple is getting closer to matching Samsung Electronics on its home turf in South Korea Read More   Microsoft previews OneDrive for Business for the Mac Microsoft on Wednesday released the promised preview of OneDrive for Business for OS X, the first way to sidestep the browser to access company documents and the only way to sync files for offline use on a Mac. Read More   Microsoft continues cross-platform tear, releases Outlook for iOS, Android Microsoft today launched Outlook for iOS and Android, a rebranded version of startup Acompli's app, to replace the oft-derided Outlook Web App. Read More   FREE: Outlook for iOS and Android, plus more mobe Office goodies Microsoft is proud to unleash more 'free' mobile apps for iOS and Android. Along with the new Outlook app -- based on Acompli -- the Android tablet versions of the other Office apps are now fully supported, being no longer in preview. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers go where the news is... Read More   Thanks to iPhone 6 sales, Apple ties with Samsung for top smartphone rank The iPhone 6 has sold so well that Apple tied with Samsung for the top position in the smartphone market in the fourth quarter. Read More   News flash: The 'Apple Watch vs. Android Wear' battle is not and will never be a real thing Don't be fooled: The real battle within the smartwatch realm has nothing to do with Apple against Android. Read More   GHOST: Most Linux servers have a horrible, horrible vulnerability (in glibc) Time to patch and reboot. Another nasty open-source security hole. Another silly name. And this one's a doozy: GHOST affects the vast majority of 'stable' Linux servers on the Internet... Read More
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