DIY dev: should you build your own app?

	Microsoft updates Windows Phone App Studio after developer projects soar | Ubuntu Edge smartphone probably not going to get funded
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	DIY dev: should you build your own app? Should you outsource your company's custom mobile app, or try coding it in-house? Here are some of the most significant factors to help you make the best decision for your business. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix Systems The 10 "Must-Haves" for Secure Enterprise Mobility While enterprise mobility brings opportunity for your users and organization, it also invites risk. Users should view this whitepaper as a mobile security framework for their enterprises and a checklist for evaluating enterprise mobility vendors. Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft updates Windows Phone App Studio after developer projects soar Ubuntu Edge smartphone probably not going to get funded The Apple Newton MessagePad revisited: Warts, wins, and all Apple, Samsung nearly neck-and-neck in smartphone customer retention WEBCAST: SAP Enterprise IT Innovation Forum: 2013 to 2020 Join us for a virtual event featuring noted author Geoffrey Moore and SAP CIO Michael Golz to discuss the number one challenge facing senior business leaders today – how to embrace the emerging "Systems of Engagement." View Now Microsoft updates Windows Phone App Studio after developer projects soar Microsoft is updating the recently launched beta of Windows Phone App Studio to improve performance and scalability after the new app development tool crossed 55,000 active projects. Read More Ubuntu Edge smartphone probably not going to get funded The Ubuntu Edge, an innovative smartphone concept that is designed to double as a dockable PC, appears unlikely to meet its $32 million funding goal by the IndieGoGo campaign deadline of 11:59 p.m. PST. Read More The Apple Newton MessagePad revisited: Warts, wins, and all The 20-year-old device shows both how much change has passed -- and the consistency of mobile's underlying principles. Read More Apple, Samsung nearly neck-and-neck in smartphone customer retention 42 percent of iPhone buyers over the last year had upgraded from an older iPhone, a sign of customer loyalty. But Samsung's ties were nearly as strong: 38 percent of Samsung smartphone buyers had come from an older Samsung smartphone. Read More
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