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	Apple's most important iPhone upgrades over the years Seven years after its initial launch, the iPhone has come a long way in terms of its feature set. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Converged Infrastructure for Dummies - 2.0 Simplify and align IT to the speed of business with HP Converged Infrastructure Learn More>> In this Issue INSIDER Universal Apps: Microsoft's bid to bring mobile developers back to Windows What's next for Wi-Fi? A second wave of 802.11ac devices, and then: 802.11ax iWatch production may be delayed until November Time to dress up my iPhone? BlackBerry's BBM comes to Windows Phone in beta form ahead of widespread launch Samsung gives its app store a makeover with a focus on Galaxy devices Public parking app MonkeyParking suspends service in San Francisco LinkedIn tries again to keep people connected, with a redesigned app Hero hacks: 14 Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT Work up a sweat with these Bluetooth headphones How Aerohive is trying to personalize in-store shopping What to expect from 11ac's next big deal: multiuser MIMO RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ConnectIT Top Reasons to Attend ConnectIT - 7/16, Atlanta Get the latest research on collaboration, mobile and document management technologies. Meet solution providers to advance your collaboration strategy. Network with social-, mobile and document management-oriented IT professionals. Register today at: http://www.cwconnectit.com/atlanta INSIDER Universal Apps: Microsoft's bid to bring mobile developers back to Windows Microsoft's messy mobile strategy and incompatible platforms have frustrated would-be app developers. Can Universal Apps stop the rot? Read More What's next for Wi-Fi? A second wave of 802.11ac devices, and then: 802.11ax While you consider which 802.11ac router to buy, the industry is working hard to render it obsolete. Here's what to expect in the next few years, as engineers tease more bandwidth and faster transmission speeds out of Wi-Fi. Read More iWatch production may be delayed until November Apple's iWatch may not see the light of day until much later this year Read More Time to dress up my iPhone? Penn State University researchers have found that decorating your mobile phone is largely a cultural thing, and it looks like I'm behaving pretty darn American on this front with my iPhone. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Future of IT: A Customer First Approach Explore how customer-first policies can make use of social, mobile and cloud technologies to give workers the freedom and flexibility they desire to drive company productivity. Learn More. BlackBerry's BBM comes to Windows Phone in beta form ahead of widespread launch Blackberry's messaging app heads to Microsoft's platform after 'an incredible number of requests.' Read More Samsung gives its app store a makeover with a focus on Galaxy devices The company has rebranded the store as Samsung Galaxy Apps Read More Public parking app MonkeyParking suspends service in San Francisco The move comes following a cease-and-desist demand from the city attorney Read More LinkedIn tries again to keep people connected, with a redesigned app The company's Connected app uses a cards interface to deliver updates on people's contacts Read More : VCE The Cornerstone of New In-House IT Operation for CP Railways As part of this sweeping transformation, Canadian Pacific Railways (CP) took a fresh look at its outsourced IT and decided to bring the entire operation in-house. After evaluating various options, CP chose Vblock™ Systems from VCE to virtualize its extensive suite of business-critical SAP applications and other business solutions. Learn More Hero hacks: 14 Raspberry Pi projects primed for IT VoIP PBXes, NTP servers, Web-controlled power strips -- hack together one of these handy, cheap solutions for the server closet and beyond Read More Work up a sweat with these Bluetooth headphones Reviews of two new wireless headphones that can take the heat - or, rather, your sweat when you run, walk or otherwise work out. Read More How Aerohive is trying to personalize in-store shopping Aerohive's Personalized Engagement Platform packages up its own products alongside some from some strategic partners to remove much of the complexity around creating personalized services. Read More What to expect from 11ac's next big deal: multiuser MIMO 802.11ac is already delivering much higher Wi-Fi throughput. Later this year, with "Wave 2" of the standard, a feature called multiuser MIMO will boost network efficiency and help Wi-Fi nets handle the explosion of mobile clients. Read More
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