Who's leading mobile app efforts? Not IT

	Apple's patent victory over Samsung is good for Android | Verizon braces for two separate storms in Florida
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	Who's leading mobile app efforts? Not IT Demonstrating increased independence, individual business units -- and not IT -- have been taking the lead in paying for mobile application projects, a new report reveals. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: United Business Media BYOD: The Big Picture Attend Interop New York to hear leading experts including Amazon, Xirrus, and Nokia explore and debate key areas of mobility and BYOD including wireless networking, mobile computing, operations management, and key recent developments in the field. Register now with Priority Code InfoWorld and save up to $100 on Conference and Expo Passes. In this Issue Apple's patent victory over Samsung is good for Android Verizon braces for two separate storms in Florida Wi-Fi Alliance starts certifying tunnel technology for better wireless performance Jury: Samsung copied Apple's designs for iPhone and iPad WHITE PAPER: FalconStor Turning the Tables on Tape Read this paper to learn more about the steady transition away from tape backup. Learn More Apple's patent victory over Samsung is good for Android The verdict is good not just for Apple, but for Samsung and the whole Android ecosystem. Now, Samsung will be forced to innovate on the design end, which should lead to more innovation. Read More Verizon braces for two separate storms in Florida Verizon Wireless is gearing up for two possible storms in Tampa: The Republican National Convention, with its attendant demand for voice and data access, and Tropical Storm Isaac. Read More Wi-Fi Alliance starts certifying tunnel technology for better wireless performance The Wi-Fi Alliance has launched a program to certify products that support a technology that allows devices to automatically create a link between each other after accessing a wireless network. Read More Jury: Samsung copied Apple's designs for iPhone and iPad After a highly complex trial lasting a month, a San Francisco jury ruled today -- after just two days of deliberation -- that Samsung willfully infringed on Apple's design patents. The jury also upheld the validity of the Apple patents. Read More
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