| September 16, 2013 | | InCITE | Your twice weekly digest of the most important developments in the consumerization of IT | | OneNote for iPad goes a long way to helping organize your thoughts on iPad. | | White Paper: OutSystems It seems virtually impossible for IT to meet all business demands with current budgets, resources, and approaches. In this eBook we explore the root causes of IT inefficiency and discuss methods companies have used to overcome them, turning their IT departments into innovation superstars. Learn More | | A Samsung executive denied that there are any tensions between it and Google, despite speculation that Samsung's size is starting to worry Google. | | White Paper: OutSystems To deliver great enterprise applications, IT needs to deliver great User Experience (UX), which is critical to achieving broad application adoption, and significantly decreasing training and support costs. This eBook explores core Usability principles IT should remember when building applications. View Now | | Many of the mobile executives who touched on the subject of HTML5 during the Mobile Future Forward conference this week sounded lukewarm on the technology. | | The lines have crossed. | | Todd Anglin of .NET toolmaker Telerik says that Apple's new A7 chip won't do anything until there are dedicated 64-bit apps for it, and that could take years. But there are plenty of other improvements in the iPhone 5S that developers should know about. | | Speaking during the Geekwire Summit in Seattle, Benchmark's Rich Barton and Bill Gurley said they don't even consider startup pitches if they don't have a strong mobile story. | | Google has added some slick photo-editing tools to its Google+ social platform, but they only work in the search giant's Chrome browser. This has some people crying foul (and hypocrisy). | | The new chip opens the door to a wealth of uses and apps | | | |
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