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	Google kills hope for Android security with 3LM retreat Want to know the full extent of Google's fixation on consumer usage of Android? Not only is it blind to the increasing use of consumer technologies, it's also killed the group that could have given Android a consistent security architecture. Read More WHITE PAPER: FalconStor Confronting the Data Backup Challenge IDG Research Services surveyed 215 IT managers at enterprise and SMB organizations for some answers to these questions and to find out their plans as they look to their future storage needs. Read this paper to learn more about the key findings. Learn More In this Issue 8 easy fixes Apple should make to iOS 6 Windows 8 tablets and PCs begin to trickle out Google adds enterprise app store option for Android Your snitching cellphone, your tattling texts WEBCAST: Riverbed Extend the Virtual Edge of the Data Center to the Branch Organizations today are faced with the challenge of satisfying both end-users and IT. While end-users require flexible and reliable access to their data and applications, IT organizations need to meet those demands while keeping budgets under control and company assets secure. Learn More 8 easy fixes Apple should make to iOS 6 Apple could afford to coast a bit in 2012, but the company needs to be bold in next fall's iOS 7. Here are eight issues Apple could fix to ease its users' mobile lives and strengthen the platform at the same time. Read More Windows 8 tablets and PCs begin to trickle out Contrary to what you might have read, many Windows 8 computers are available now -- with several more to come. Read More Google adds enterprise app store option for Android So far, Google's private app store option lacks features, but it's a step in the right direction to attract even more business users to Android. Read More Your snitching cellphone, your tattling texts Been engaging in illicit texting sessions with your lover, bookie, or international terrorist organizations on your smartphone? Best start deleting those texts now. Better yet, cancel your wireless subscription and bury the phone in the backyard. Read More
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