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	Windows 8: What it's really all about Microsoft's president for Windows, Steven Sinofsky, today revealed a "reimagined" Windows, which boasts a touch-savvy, tile-based user interface called Metro, runs on ARM processors, and run anything that runs on Windows 7. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco The Right Unified Communications Solution The advantages of today's unified communications are numerous, and there are many choices among solutions. A Cisco white paper is available to help you make the right decision. The paper outlines ten differentiators—from mobile device support to social software—that you should consider before deciding on a unified communications upgrade. White Paper In this Issue Why IT will hate Windows 8 Windows 8: Microsoft's greatest comeback ever -- or its last hurrah? Windows 8 tablets: How Microsoft can win this time WHITE PAPER: FileMaker Innovative option for fast iPad and iPhone development Apple iPhone and iPad growth are inspiring businesses to imagine making their custom solutions mobile. The white paper explains why FileMaker software offers the fastest path to developing (with FileMaker Pro on the desktop) and deploying (with the FileMaker Go app) iPad and iPhone solutions. Read More Why IT will hate Windows 8 All those IT people who wish the iPad would die already, you ain't seen nothing yet. Windows 8's, which will prompt user demand for new hardware and multidevice sharing, will freak out companies seeking to save money and maintain control. Read More Windows 8: Microsoft's greatest comeback ever -- or its last hurrah? Here are five reasons why Windows 8 will resurrect the giant's reputation and make it relevant again (followed by five reasons it won't). Read More Windows 8 tablets: How Microsoft can win this time By running Windows 8 on a tablet, Microsoft is presenting Apple's iPad with its first competitor backed by a big ecosystem. Read More
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