Apple's 802.11ac Wi-Fi problems: They're real

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	Apple's 802.11ac Wi-Fi problems: They're for real As first reported by Anandtech's Anand Lal Shimpi, the new MacBook Air, which is outfitted with an 802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter, is radically slower when it comes to transferring real-world files over a wireless connection. Read More WEBCAST: Comcast The Success Network: Driving Business Forward The communications and connectivity infrastructure of your organization is the focus of this KnowledgeVault Exchange, sponsored by Comcast Business. Click here for exclusive videos, white papers, cases studies and an exclusive, interactive forum all aimed at optimizing your network for success in today's fast-paced marketplace. Read now In this Issue Apple seeks 'iWatch' trademark Another Windows tablet falls short of the iPad Apple eyes the biggest mobile market of them all: China Apple hires Yves Saint Laurent CEO to head special projects WHITE PAPER: Vidyo Global Video Conferencing Technology Leadership Award According to recent Frost & Sullivan research, the market for video conferencing systems and services stands at $3.2 billion and is forecast to almost double to $6.3 billion by 2016. This high growth market represents an escalating demand to use video for all aspects of enterprise communications. Learn More Apple seeks 'iWatch' trademark Apple has filed to trademark the phrase "iWatch" in Japan, amid rumors the company will soon launch a smart watch device globally. Read More Another Windows tablet falls short of the iPad Microsoft keeps giving IT hope that Windows can out-tablet the iPad, so why can't it beat the iPad's quality or even security? Read More Apple eyes the biggest mobile market of them all: China A pristIne pool of potential iPhone customers is out there. They're China Mobile subscribers, and Apple is salivating at the notion of selling to them. Read More Apple hires Yves Saint Laurent CEO to head special projects Apple has hired Paul Deneve, until Tuesday the CEO of French luxury brand Yves Saint Laurent, to work as its vice president for special projects, igniting fresh speculation about possible new product launches including a TV or wearable computing devices such as a smart watch. Read More
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