Apple puts the big hurt on Samsung

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	Apple puts the big hurt on Samsung Things are not looking so good for Samsung in the smartphone market, especially as it faces its Apple nemesis. Read More WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Re-Evaluating the Role of "Traditional" Audio Conferencing The audio conferencing market is changing and buyers are starting to move from traditional audio conference providers to integrated audio and web conferencing solutions. Learn More>> In this Issue 7 smartphone rules changes that benefit users Microsoft to business: Don't worry about Windows 10, consumers will test it Best office apps for Android, round 2 AT&T to pay $18.2B as top bidder in mobile spectrum auction Android apostates account for 1-in-5 U.S. iPhone sales Verizon to allow opt-out from mobile 'supercookies' Google Now adds data from Lyft, Airbnb and other apps Facebook tests delivering tips about your location WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Edge Consolidation Delivers Peace of Mind for IT As organizations consolidate backup and disaster recovery operations, WAN optimization plays a key role in mitigating risk without sacrificing performance. Discover a new architectural approach that extends the virtual edge of the data center to the branch for complete server and data consolidation without a performance compromise. Learn more >> 7 smartphone rules changes that benefit users Federal regulators have been throwing their weight around lately, and mostly to good effect for consumers and users of mobile technology. The net effect of their recent activism adds up to a whole new set of rules and protections for all of us. Read More Microsoft to business: Don't worry about Windows 10, consumers will test it Microsoft said consumers would become coal mine canaries who turn up bugs and problems in each Windows 10 update months before businesses have to commit to the fixes. Read More Best office apps for Android, round 2 With five Android office suites already duking it out, Microsoft Office jumps into the fray. Find out if it triumphs — or flails. Read More AT&T to pay $18.2B as top bidder in mobile spectrum auction AT&T spent nearly $18.2 billion on wireless spectrum licenses in a blockbuster mobile-auction spectrum for licenses across the U.S. Read More : Riverbed Technology Transforming Remote Site IT Infrastructure Bill Barrett Corporation is an oil and natural gas exploration and development company whose remote sites needed a hardware refresh. Instead of a costly, traditional half-rack solution, Riverbed SteelFusion appliances provided a much simpler and more cost-effective solution. Learn more >> Android apostates account for 1-in-5 U.S. iPhone sales Apple CEO Tim Cook may have tapped Android "switchers" as part of the reason for the boffo iPhone sales last quarter, but a survey implied that most of those defectors lived outside the U.S. Read More Verizon to allow opt-out from mobile 'supercookies' Verizon will soon allow customers to opt out of having an identifier placed on their phones that had alarmed privacy advocates due to its ability to let third parties persistently track customers. Read More Google Now adds data from Lyft, Airbnb and other apps Google Now has added data from dozens of outside apps to help people get more things done. Read More Facebook tests delivering tips about your location Facebook is getting closer to territory occupied by Yelp and Foursquare by testing a new service that will provide users with recommendations about their locations. Read More
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