| June 09, 2014 | | InCITE | Your twice weekly digest of the most important developments in the consumerization of IT | | Apple's new language looks set to replace Objective-C for iOS and OS X developers. What does it mean for them - and for the rest of the industry? | | White Paper: Google Apps 27% of the world's business inboxes now live in the cloud with adoption rates predicted to soar in the next few years. In this report, research firm, The Radicati Group, highlights the top 14 cloud business email solutions. Learn why Google Apps was rated the leader of the pack. Learn more! | | Apple announced many things at WWDC. Some of them were good, some of them were bad, but overall it may have been a little ugly. | | White Paper: Bitglass Who's got SaaS and what holds others back? The hard facts on SaaS adoption in over 80,000 enterprises: - Public vs. private companies - Mid-market vs. large enterprise - GoogleApps, Office365, Salesforce & more - Why security is a growing concern Learn more >> | | Although Tim Cook has been leading Apple for nearly three years, Monday's WWDC keynote was really the first look that we got at how his leadership is changing Apple in some very positive ways. | | My iPhone 5 died over the weekend. It's not a big deal, but it could have been a lot worse. Here's why my dead iPhone made me rethink the Internet of Things. | | New partners could have handsets out by the end of the year, an executive said | | Dropbox has acquired Droptalk, a browser-based content sharing and chat startup, as it bolsters its enterprise messaging play. | | The 3D smartphone expected to be unveiled by Amazon.com on June 18 could be a game-changer, but the odds are long. | | Smartwatches and fitness trackers are still the market mainstays. | | | |
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