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	RIM attracts 15,000 apps for BlackBerry 10 in two days | The realist's guide to BYOD and why it's a long-term trend
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	The PC is dying; long live personal computing! A PC is no longer just a Windows PC or a Mac; it's an often-mobile, digital device that lets you do stuff. In fact, it's a collection of such devices with different screen sizes, input methods, capabilities, and operating systems. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Panasonic Panasonic Toughbook rugged computers. Panasonic Toughbook® mobile computers are engineered to withstand drops, spills, dust and grime, and to perform in the harshest environments. Rugged reliability and low cost of ownership are just a few of the reasons why Toughbook computers keep winning over the world's toughest users. panasonic.com/toughbook In this Issue RIM attracts 15,000 apps for BlackBerry 10 in two days The realist's guide to BYOD and why it's a long-term trend Apple's iPhone, iPad lead the way as mobile BI matures How moble could kill Java dead, dead, dead WEBCAST: T-Mobile Balancing Needs in the Complex BYOD Paradigm Learn about new Nemertes research on the topic, tips on a successful BYOD policy, best practices and more. Learn More. RIM attracts 15,000 apps for BlackBerry 10 in two days The company held an event over the weekend where it offered app developers incentives to port their programs to the BlackBerry 10 platform and managed to attract 15,000 app submissions. Read More The realist's guide to BYOD and why it's a long-term trend The customer and consumer are the same. The wallet (the employee) has already made the decision to buy. Disruption is minimal. BYOD has no reason not to succeed Read More Apple's iPhone, iPad lead the way as mobile BI matures Apple and Google's Android have the widest adoption among mobile BI (business intelligence) applications, as the products are becoming more mature, according to a report from market research company Ovum. Read More How moble could kill Java dead, dead, dead Java is a developer's convenience that has turned into a cyberterrorist's best friend. It has to go -- and moving to mobile computing might be the best way to kill Java for once and for all. Read More
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