Finally, mobile management IT and users can get behind

	Google's new developer policies will help foster a safer Play store | Amazon lets developers make money by selling physical goods from Android apps
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	Finally, mobile management IT and users can get behind MobileIron's Anyware app and content management service, debuted today. It treats apps and content as resources to distribute, which is a refreshingly different -- and user-friendly -- approach to mobile management. Read More WHITE PAPER: SolarWinds Network Management Costs Overshoot User Needs Enterprise IT network management tools are difficult to use, expensive and do not address the realities of today's real-world IT management challenges, according to the results of an IDG Research Services survey. Learn More In this Issue Google's new developer policies will help foster a safer Play store Amazon lets developers make money by selling physical goods from Android apps Microsoft Surface naming debacle about to get worse BlackBerry reportedly plans spin-off of instant messaging software WEBCAST: Kaseya How to Gain Control of Unruly & Distributed Networks We live in a new and ever-changing world of IT. This year has brought many advances in technology, however these new benefits have also created a plethora of challenges for you as the IT professional. Learn more! Google's new developer policies will help foster a safer Play store Developers are barred from including any offensive content in their applications and Google won't allow any app that positively reinforces online gambling for cash or other illegal activities, and it's also prohibited "unauthorized publishing or disclosure of people's private and confidential information." Read More Amazon lets developers make money by selling physical goods from Android apps With the new feature, developers can tie in physical sales to apps -- like selling a toy version of one of the characters in a game and then automatically enabling users to play as that same character. Read More Microsoft Surface naming debacle about to get worse Just when you thought it couldn't possibly get any worse, it looks like Microsoft is taking a swift dive into the shallow end of the gene pool with its Surface branding. Read More BlackBerry reportedly plans spin-off of instant messaging software BlackBerry is taking steps to spin off its BlackBerry Messenger instant messaging software as a separate company, as it continues to explore a range of "strategic alternatives" after its new BlackBerry 10 smartphones have achieved only modest sales. Read More
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