Hollywood whodunit: What's eating emails in iCloud?

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	Hollywood whodunit: What's eating emails in iCloud? A reader in show biz writes in with a puzzle: His iCloud attachments aren't coming through -- perhaps by Apple's design. Is the company censoring files as they pass across its servers? Read More WHITE PAPER: FalconStor WAN-optimized Heterogeneous Replication As IT and business managers are well aware, data replication can quickly increase your bandwidth and storage costs. WAN optimization technologies can help reduce the amount of bandwidth and storage capacity used by data replication, enabling cost savings while maintaining application performance. Learn More In this Issue NTSB latest U.S. agency to drop BlackBerry in favor of iPhone U.S. trade agency to review ruling in Apple-Samsung dispute Apple drops, Wipro tops Greenpeace rankings Apple to kill Messages beta for OS X Lion next month WHITE PAPER: Service-now.com Next Gen IT and the Cloud There is no excuse for using inflexible systems built on legacy technology. Read Now! NTSB latest U.S. agency to drop BlackBerry in favor of iPhone The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board plans to drop the Research in Motion's BlackBerry smartphone for Apple's iPhone, citing performance issues. Read More U.S. trade agency to review ruling in Apple-Samsung dispute The U.S. International Trade Commission has decided to review an earlier decision that Apple did not infringe four patents of Samsung Electronics in its mobile devices including the iPhone and iPad. Read More Apple drops, Wipro tops Greenpeace rankings First-time surprise entrant Wipro tops the list of rankings in the 18th edition of the Greenpeace "Guide to Greener Electronics," with Apple dropping two spots to sixth compared to last year's study. Read More Apple to kill Messages beta for OS X Lion next month Apple has told Mac owners running OS X Lion that the beta of Messages, its replacement for both the older iChat instant messaging service and SMS (short message service) texting, will expire Dec. 14. Read More
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