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	iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus review: Bigger is in fact better (in the right hands) Sure, there are lots of little improvements in Apple's new smartphones. But the biggest change is that, well, they're bigger—and that will be a big win for many. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Ixia Overcoming Visibility Deficits in Virtualized Environments With up to 80% of data center traffic traveling between virtualized servers, end-to-end visibility is a major concern. This paper provides an overview of virtualized data center blind spots and offers a solution to overcome them. View now In this Issue How iOS 8 makes email, contacts, and calendars work better ZTE brings affordable 5.7-inch phablet to T-Mobile Leaks show Windows 9 is looking good Subway to accept NFC payments starting in October Many Android devices vulnerable to session hijacking through the default browser Apple issues third OS X Yosemite public beta WHITE PAPER: Symantec Archiving benefits more than just email Many organizations assume archiving is mostly related to email and compliance; however, archiving is associated with a wide range of business improvements. This ESG paper covers the real reasons companies archive, as well as the business value that can be achieved through archiving. Learn moire How iOS 8 makes email, contacts, and calendars work better 8 cool and useful improvements to business communications on the iPad and iPhone Read More   ZTE brings affordable 5.7-inch phablet to T-Mobile The ZMAX phablet will be avaliable on Sept. 24 Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   A New Opportunity for Capacity Planners Mainframe software costs are the cost driver in many company's IT budgets and as such an increasing concern. We will describe the difficulty of managing an increasingly complex environment with limited data and small staffs and offer a methodology to safely and sanely identify achievable cost reductions. Learn More Leaks show Windows 9 is looking good   Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has repeatedly said the company wants to empower people so they can do more with their scarce commodity of time. During the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce annual luncheon, Nadella reiterated that Microsoft wants "to enable every individual and every organization to get more out of every moment of their life." There's an abundance of computing devices in all shapes and sizes now, but "what's the scarce commodity? It's human attention."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Subway to accept NFC payments starting in October The sandwich chain will roll out contactless payments at 26,000 restaurants Read More   WHITE PAPER: OpenMarket How CIOs Can Guide the Enterprise to Mobile Success In this paper we look at the new, front-line role of IT and security, specifically within enterprises using mobile messaging technologies, and suggest ways to mitigate risk and avoid costly mistakes and pitfalls. View Now>> Many Android devices vulnerable to session hijacking through the default browser The default browser in older, widely used versions of Android contains a vulnerability that can be used to bypass the same-origin policy Read More   Apple issues third OS X Yosemite public beta Apple yesterday released the third public beta of OS X Yosemite, shipping the preview a few days earlier than expected.The update, labeled build "14A361p," accompanied the debut of the eighth developer preview, also on Monday. The latter was available only to registered developers, who pay $99 annually for access to pre-release software so that they can begin building new apps and modify existing ones for what Apple also calls OS X 10.10.This week's eighth developer preview and third public beta are nearly identical in content and operation. The former was tagged as build "14A361c."Last month, Computerworld forecast that Apple would release the third public beta on Thursday, Sept. 18, assuming that the last two builds exposed a pattern of issuing the public beta three days after every other developer preview.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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