Stop monkeying around: Devices aren't the secret to mobile productivity

	Discount sparks demand for Surface tablets | Apple CEO shoots down idea of inexpensive iPhone
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	Stop monkeying around: Devices aren't the secret to mobile productivity Merely giving people iPhones and Androids is like giving monkeys typewriters -- you need to focus on business needs. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Boston IT Roadmap Boston Focuses on Five Pillars of Technology The content-rich agenda has been redesigned and reenergized to include increased IDG content from editors you know and trust on topics such as: Security & Management, Network - From the Edge to the Core of the New Data Center, Analytics & Data Management, Cloud & Next Generation Apps, The Mobile/BYOD Enterprise, and more! Click to continue In this Issue Discount sparks demand for Surface tablets Apple CEO shoots down idea of inexpensive iPhone Kindle Fire: The Android tablet that isn't Yahoo CEO: Mobile mail is broken WEBCAST: Prophix Aligning IT and business needs through financial automation Learn how technology enabled LUSH to streamline processes, empower business stakeholders, and predict customer purchasing patterns to the tune of $500,000 in additional sales during the holiday season. Learn More Discount sparks demand for Surface tablets Lowering the price of Surface RT and Surface Pro tablets by $75 could boost sales significantly, judging by the frenzy created by a Staples coupon. Read More Apple CEO shoots down idea of inexpensive iPhone Apple will not create a new, inexpensive iPhone just for the sake of offering a cheaper alternative, Apple CEO Tim Cook said during a webcast from the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet conference. Read More Kindle Fire: The Android tablet that isn't There's no question that the Android smartphone platform has become the world's leading smartphone platform. But for tablets, it's still an iPad world, even if Android partisans invoke the Kindle when arguing otherwise. Read More Yahoo CEO: Mobile mail is broken Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer thinks there are problems with checking email on a smartphone, but her company is working on a solution. Fixing issues in how smartphones and desktop computers are synchronized is part of a larger company goal to improve its mobile offerings. Read More
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