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	Samsung Galaxy S 4 tries to out-Apple Apple, out-Google Google Samsung revealed the Samsung S 4 (though with no pricing) and a bevy of services meant to compete with Google's Android Navigation, Picasa, and Translate, as well as with Apple's Apple TV, iTunes in the iCloud, Siri, and iPhoto. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix Join the revolution in enterprise mobility Take back control over users, devices, apps and data while supporting mobility and enhancing information security. Catch this on-demand webinar to hear the latest thinking about enterprise mobility management (EMM). Watch the on-demand webinar now: Rethinking MDM in a BYOD World In this Issue BlackBerry extends Balance dual-personality features to Android, iOS With Android chief leaving, is an Android-Chrome unification on the horizon? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Uptime Software Free Trial: Unified Monitoring - Servers, VMs, Apps, Network "up.time" is unified multi-platform/environment server monitoring, application monitoring, network monitoring and capacity management. Get dashboards and deep dive tools for comprehensive monitoring, alerting and reporting on IT performance, availability and capacity. One unified view. One Comprehensive Product. One Scalable IT Monitoring Solution. Free 30-Day Trial: Download Here BlackBerry extends Balance dual-personality features to Android, iOS Separating work and personal data on a device is often called "containerization" or creating a "dual personality." Work email and apps are securely separated from personal email and apps, but they can be merged in a virtual way. Read More With Android chief leaving, is an Android-Chrome unification on the horizon? Google's longtime Android chief Andy Rubin has passed the reins to Chrome VP Sundar Picha, opening the door to unifying Google's Android and Chrome OS strategies, at least on the browser and app sides. Read More
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