| August 19, 2013 | | InCITE | Your twice weekly digest of the most important developments in the consumerization of IT | | Windows RT and Surface have not done well at market so far, but it's way too early to give up on them. Microsoft certainly isn't about to. | | Instead, All Western Mortgage replaced most internal email with an enterprise social networking system from Unison to allow workers to be able to communicate and collaborate more effectively. | | Microsoft says Google is setting the bar artificially high, by demanding it deliver a "technically difficult and time consuming" HTML5 app. But why did Google insist on HTML5? Simon Bisson gives a technical rundown of the likely reasons. | | The retailer is thinking about lots of ways that iPads can be used in stores to improve the shopping experience for customers, beyond using them as cash registers. | | It's not clear what IT gets out of banning cloud storage apps, and focusing on a few time-wasters just opens the door to others. | | When every Windows PC has built-in video chat, who will need high-end videoconferencing solutions? | | Google's revised media tablet is a lot better than the original. Is it enough to unseat the iPad Mini? Here is Galen Gruman's detailed 3-way review, courtesy of partner publication Infoworld. | | | |
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