Apple to rewind clock with focus on quality in next OS X

	As smartwatches gain traction, personal data privacy worries mount | By the numbers: Apple iPhone, iPad and Mac quarterly sales
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	Apple to wind back the clock to '09 with focus on quality, not features, in next OS X   Apple will turn back the clock to 2009, and as it did with that year's OS X Snow Leopard, focus less on shiny new features in the next Mac operating system and more on improving quality, performance and stability. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: MacIT Conference Manage Deployment of iOS Effectively in the Enterprise Apple devices continue to permeate the enterprise. Deploying 10 or 10,000 devices can be daunting. Discover how you can manage this process for smooth, reliable, secure results. Learn more, visit www.macitconf.com. In this Issue As smartwatches gain traction, personal data privacy worries mount By the numbers: Apple iPhone, iPad and Mac quarterly sales First software update for Apple Watch includes security fixes Browser for Android and iOS to keep mobile ads, tracking at bay Apple restores iCloud after global disruption hinders services Jonny Evans: 7 Apple Watch apps that replace your car keys IT Blogwatch: Rumors suggest Apple's #IoT Homekit bloatware apps included in iOS 9 Jonny Evans: How Sir Jony Ive might use iOS 8 to remember his passport Jonny Evans: IBM confirms Apple Watch is also an enterprise product IT Blogwatch: Jony Ive gets promoted -- hands management drudgery to underlings WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. 3 Essentials for a Strong End User Security Experience Data, whether it's intellectual property or personal data, needs to be protected. Upgrading systems is a great first step, but read this summary to learn more about how to leverage Dell Data Protection solutions as well to provide encryption, malware protection, and authentication for Dell and non-Dell products. View now As smartwatches gain traction, personal data privacy worries mount Growing interest in smartwatches has sparked user privacy concerns as companies find ways to collect and use personal health, location and purchasing data found on the wearable devices of their customers and workers. Read More   By the numbers: Apple iPhone, iPad and Mac quarterly sales While there's a lot of chatter about declining iPad revenue, what about overall number of devices sold? We take a look at unit sales, accounting for seasonal swings. Read More   First software update for Apple Watch includes security fixes The update patches 13 vulnerabilities and updates the trusted root SSL certificates. Read More   Browser for Android and iOS to keep mobile ads, tracking at bay Both versions are expected to arrive during the third quarter, and an Android beta is already available. Read More   Apple restores iCloud after global disruption hinders services Apple says it has resolved a widespread iCloud issue that caused service disruptions for 40 percent of its users, which amounts to at least 128 million people, based on a company customer count. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. 3 Essentials for a Strong End User Security Experience Data, whether it's intellectual property or personal data, needs to be protected. Upgrading systems is a great first step, but read this summary to learn more about how to leverage Dell Data Protection solutions as well to provide encryption, malware protection, and authentication for Dell and non-Dell products. View now Jonny Evans: 7 Apple Watch apps that replace your car keys Proving Apple CEO Tim Cook's promise, your Apple Watch is already replacing your car keys. Read More   IT Blogwatch: Rumors suggest Apple's #IoT Homekit bloatware apps included in iOS 9   Homekit -- Apple's answer to 'Internet of Things' buzzspeak -- was introduced with great fanfare at last year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Since then, the project has been bedeviled with development delays and setbacks. However, things may be looking up for Apple. Read More   Jonny Evans: How Sir Jony Ive might use iOS 8 to remember his passport Geofencing is an iOS feature likely to see significant improvement within iOS 9, as Apple introduces new frameworks for connected devices; so how might Jony Ive use the feature to help him travel? Read More   Jonny Evans: IBM confirms Apple Watch is also an enterprise product IBM brings more solutions to the world's first consumer/professional wearable. Read More   IT Blogwatch: Jony Ive gets promoted -- hands management drudgery to underlings Stephen Fry has news for you: He once met meet Steve Jobs and burst through the reality distortion field, popping it like a bubble. Incidentally, Jony Ive.... Read More
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