iPhone 6 deep-dive review: A major new step in design and performance

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	iPhone 6 deep-dive review: A major new step in design and performance Apple's latest smartphone, the iPhone 6, marks a major new step in design and performance, although there have been some major problems with its new OS 8 along the way. Read More WHITE PAPER: Alert Logic Best practices for facing today's log management challenges This whitepaper discusses key best practices to consider when evaluating automated log management solutions. Learn More In this Issue 'Free' Wi-Fi for first born? … Well, about that Local Virtual Desktops May Be the (Old) New Thing in BYOD iPhone Weirdness Quiz iOS 8 bug deletes iWork docs Mobile developers get offline sync in new Amazon SDK Photo of the day: Cellphones of protest in Hong Kong The secret history behind Apple's iconic Fifth Avenue Cube Mobile technology offers option to combat fake drugs in West Africa IDG Contributor Network: Coca-Cola piloting free Wi-Fi at vending machines BlackBerry Passport deep-dive review: Qwerty meets quirky WEBCAST: Ping Identity BYOD – It's Not about the Device BYOD creates issues with protecting business applications and data. It is hard to protect these devices with the traditional model of IAM. Explore how modern identity protocols like OAuth & OpenID Connect enables this separation, protecting both the employee's privacy and the enterprise's data. Learn More>> 'Free' Wi-Fi for first born? … Well, about that The press is having a field day with a report that a half-dozen Londoners unwittingly agreed to give up their first-born child in exchange for otherwise free Wi-Fi access. Read More Local Virtual Desktops May Be the (Old) New Thing in BYOD For IT organizations seeking to take a more employee-centric stance by employing a Bring Your Own PC (BYOPC) program, client hosted desktop virtualization may be what the doctor ordered. Read More iPhone Weirdness Quiz See if you can answer these five questions about recent iPhone-related strangeness correctly Read More WEBCAST: Ping Identity BYOD – It's Not about the Device BYOD creates issues with protecting business applications and data. It is hard to protect these devices with the traditional model of IAM. Explore how modern identity protocols like OAuth & OpenID Connect enables this separation, protecting both the employee's privacy and the enterprise's data. Learn More>> iOS 8 bug deletes iWork docs iPhone and iPad owners running iOS 8 have reported a new bug in the software that deletes iWork documents from iCloud Drive when they've reset their devices. Read More Mobile developers get offline sync in new Amazon SDK The upgraded SDK makes extensive use of Amazon's Cognito service for user identity and data sync Read More Photo of the day: Cellphones of protest in Hong Kong Protesters hold their mobile phones as they block the main street to the financial Central district, outside the government headquarters, in Hong Kong on Sept. 29. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Gartner Magic Quadrant for ADCs Citrix is positioned in the Leaders Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers for the seventh consecutive year: the Gartner Magic Quadrant Report focuses on vendor's ability to solve complex application deployment challenges. Don't miss this chance to learn from Gartner's independent research. Learn More The secret history behind Apple's iconic Fifth Avenue Cube A look at how Apple's iconic Fifth Avenue store came to be Read More Mobile technology offers option to combat fake drugs in West Africa Use of counterfeit medication rises as outbreaks of cholera and Ebola proliferate Read More IDG Contributor Network: Coca-Cola piloting free Wi-Fi at vending machines Coca-Cola is experimenting with point-of-sale innovations in South Africa, including knowledge enhancing and Wi-Fi at its vending machines. Read More BlackBerry Passport deep-dive review: Qwerty meets quirky Qwerty fans will welcome the unit's keyboard, quad-core processor, big battery and voice assistant, but its square shape and hefty weight may give others pause. Read More
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