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	5 reasons you're going to want Apple's next iPhone Apple's making huge investments in unique technologies for the next iPhone Read More WHITE PAPER: ATTO Technology, Inc Cut Costs & Boost Performance with Software Defined Storage A transition is underway from standard data center infrastructures to cloud-enabled, software-defined ones that permit resources to be scaled in response to evolving business needs. Software Defined Storage (SDS) brings the benefits of virtualization to storage infrastructure by enabling a modular approach that abstracts software from hardware. Learn More In this Issue iOS 9 will delete apps to make room for upgrade, reinstall them later 10 signs Apple listens to its customers Apple's costs for bowing to Taylor Swift's demands will be peanuts Microsoft Office for Android phones: Download now for free Apple Pay: A 5-step beginner's guide Yes! Jailbreak iOS 8.3 / 8.2 on iPhone and iPad -- untethered (TaiG team to the rescue) Google goes after Apple with its own free music service Apple sticks to schedule, releases second El Capitan beta BlackBerry touts enterprise software sales Apple Music, Taylor Swift style -- duplicity, triumph or cynical PR stunt? WHITE PAPER: CommVault Managing Risks and Cost in a Virtual Server Environment Here are five key considerations as you implement a data management strategy that will enable your enterprise to move to a more fully built out virtual infrastructure. Learn More iOS 9 will delete apps to make room for upgrade, reinstall them later The new feature, revealed yesterday by several users of the iOS 9 preview now in developers' hands, was another piece in a plan by Apple to avoid repeating the debacle of last year, when owners of iPhones and iPads with small storage allotments were unable to easily install iOS 8. Read More 10 signs Apple listens to its customers We're often told Apple is "arrogant" or even "controlling", but the company frequently shows it listens to its customers and is not afraid to change its ways. Read More Apple's costs for bowing to Taylor Swift's demands will be peanuts Apple's decision to pay artists royalties during the three-month trial of its upcoming streaming service could set it back more than a half billion dollars, or less than a hundred million. Either way, Apple can afford to the payout. Read More Microsoft Office for Android phones: Download now for free Want Microsoft Office on your Android phone? Well you're in luck. And it's free -- with some premium features. Amazingly, it doesn't even force you to use OneDrive... Read More Apple Pay: A 5-step beginner's guide Available in the US since October 2014 Apple Pay launches in the UK next month, so here is a short Apple Pay guide. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent USA Inc. Digital Financial Transactions Flying High in the Clouds This webinar will review cloud infrastructure trends and solutions for the financial services industry. Learn More. Yes! Jailbreak iOS 8.3 / 8.2 on iPhone and iPad -- untethered (TaiG team to the rescue) Now you can jailbreak your iOS 8.3 or 8.2 iPhone or iPad. Are you ready to escape from Apple's pomaceous walled garden of parody-free, sexless, family friendliness? Here are the best jailbreaking resources... Read More Google goes after Apple with its own free music service Google is launching a free music service in a move that pits it against Apple, Pandora and Spotify.The company today unveiled a free, ad-supported version of its service, Google Play Music. U.S.-based customers will be able to stream music based on genres, their mood, decades and even activities like working out, chilling and studying - all for free."Google Play Music ... is giving you a new way to find just the right music and giving artists another way to earn revenue," wrote Elias Roman, a Google product manager, in a blog post. "Our team of music experts, including the folks who created Songza, crafts each station song by song so you don't have to."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Apple sticks to schedule, releases second El Capitan beta Apple today released the second developer preview of OS X 10.11, El Capitan, matching the pace of last year's Yosemite to the day. Read More BlackBerry touts enterprise software sales Overall revenues for the first quarter were down significantly, however. Read More Apple Music, Taylor Swift style -- duplicity, triumph or cynical PR stunt? Cook and Cue got PWNED, Taylor Swift style. Her moaning about losing out on money from free trials of Apple Music seems to have tugged at Cupertino's heartstrings. Unless this was just a carefully timed PR stunt... Read More
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