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iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending April 26
The iPlasticPhone rears its glossy head and the iOSphere shivers. Read More

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In this Issue

WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology

How to effectively troubleshoot your VDI deployment
Virtual desktop infrastructure has come a long way since the first steps were taken a decade ago to run desktop workloads in the data center. While more pervasive today, VDI technologies are latency-sensitive, and wholly dependent on the network. Read Now

First look: HTC First with Facebook Home
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25 must-have technologies for SMBs
Running a small business isn't easy. I know. I run one. As a freelance writer, I've learned that you need to run your writing career as if you were running a business. Read More

U.S. carriers expected to ship BlackBerry Q10 in late May
The BlackBerry Q10 with its physical keyboard is expected to be available from major U.S. carriers in late May at a suggested price of $249 with a contract. Read More

Massachusetts-based mobile apps specialist reaching out to young Florida engineers
Mobiquity, a Wellesley, Mass.-based professional services firm that specializes in enterprise mobile apps, is eyeing engineering talent at the University of Florida as it expands into Gainesville with plans to hire 260 people in the area over the next few years. Mobiquity expects its office to be located in Innovation Square, the live/work/play research community being developed on Southwest Second... Read More

Apple's Cook resets 3 popular, and wrong, Apple rumors
Three comments this week by Apple CEO Tim Cook should have led to a reset of popular iOSphere rumors about the upcoming iPhone 6, iPad 5, and iPad mini 2, but probably didn't. Read More

Smart glass market could hit 9.4M shipments by 2016
With Google's futuristic wearable computers on the way, one research firm calculates that the worldwide market for smart glasses could reach nearly 10 million units by 2016. Read More

WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com

Engaging Customers in the Social Era
Many top companies now know that social media is a powerful way to listen to their customers. The most successful service teams today are not only monitoring social, they're actively participating in the conversation. Learn how to proactively engage with your customers through social channels. Learn More Now!

Facebook buys Parse, gets into development tools business
Facebook is acquiring Parse, a cloud service company that makes it easier for developers to build mobile apps by providing them with a hosted back-end infrastructure, the companies announced Thursday. Read More

Will we see Key Lime Pie at Google I/O, after all?
The idea that Google's going to release a new version of Android called Key Lime Pie at its I/O developer conference in San Francisco in a couple of weeks has become one of those rumors that's so widespread it becomes the conventional wisdom. It makes sense, it's being hinted at left and right -- come on, clearly these folks are going to hit us with some more dessert this year, right? Read More

CEO pay: Cash, stock awards, perks add up to big pay packages
Median pay for tech CEOs in 2012 was $10.7 million, according to Network World's analysis of CEO compensation in the tech industry. Read More

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The Internet is slowly creeping into every part of our lives, so much so that it's becoming easier to look around the house and find objects that can be connected to the Internet.

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