Buckle up -- here comes the hard part of mobile

	Google Now aims to take a bite out of Apple's Siri | Uh-oh: Samsung Galaxy S 4 is easier to break than iPhone 5 or Galaxy S III
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	Buckle up -- here comes the hard part of mobile Just as the separation between work hours and personal hours has disappeared for whole swaths of worker roles, so too has the line between work and personal devices. This questions in areas for which there are no easy answers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Data Center Transformation: Stepping Back to Move Forward While getting caught in the middle of competing demands is nothing new for IT leaders, the pressures being felt today are coming from more sides and with greater intensity than ever. Read Now In this Issue Google Now aims to take a bite out of Apple's Siri Uh-oh: Samsung Galaxy S 4 is easier to break than iPhone 5 or Galaxy S III Tibco sharpens mobile apps for its Tibbr enterprise social software WHITE PAPER: IBM FTP vs MFT: Why It's Time to Make the Change Get the facts you need to make the case for managed file transfer. Read the report to get head-to-head comparisons of cost, reliability, visibility, security & management and get the information you need to make a compelling case for moving to MFT. Learn More. Google Now aims to take a bite out of Apple's Siri Google moved its year-old predictive personal assistant to iOS as part of its update to its mobile search app. Read More Uh-oh: Samsung Galaxy S 4 is easier to break than iPhone 5 or Galaxy S III If you buy a new Samsung Galaxy S 4 smartphone, try not to drop it before buying a protective case or a warranty. The S 4, which hit stores over the weekend, is more susceptible to damage from average drops and water than its predecessor, the Galaxy S III, or even the iPhone 5. Read More Tibco sharpens mobile apps for its Tibbr enterprise social software Tibbr, which has iOS, Android and BlackBerry applications, is broadening its support for newer BlackBerry devices -- the Z10 and Q10 smartphones and the Playbook tablets. Read More
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