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	Apple CEO Wonders What Those Other Guys' Tablets are Used for   Apple CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday let loose another salvo at rival tablets, audaciously dismissing them as devices that no one uses. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com     Salesforce Touch Platform: Mobile Development Guide   Learn how to develop mobile apps in the cloud. This guide contains everything you need to get started developing mobile apps in the cloud with Salesforce Touch Platform. Read Now! In this Issue Forget the High Margins, Apple -- Cut iPad Mini Prices Cut-Rate iPhones? They're Already Here Mac Sales Slide for Third Straight Quarter, Fall 7% Apple Confirms Hack of its Developer Website How Hackers Compromise Websites Like Apple's iOS 7 Beta Frustrates Mobile App Developers 11 Free Mobile Apps for City Life 6 Reasons to Buy an iPad WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation     CIO Strategies for Aligning GRC with Business Priorities   This IDC white paper illustrates how several CIOs have employed practical, effective strategies to gain organizational buy-in to improved GRC protocols and establish and maintain momentum for change to ensure long-term success. Learn more. Forget the High Margins, Apple -- Cut iPad Mini Prices   Wake up, say analysts, the gravy train days are over; lower iPad prices are necessary to stay in the game. Read More   Cut-Rate iPhones? They're Already Here   Calls for Apple to start selling a lower-priced iPhone just don't make sense, an analyst said today, because Apple already sells millions of discounted smartphones. Read More   Mac Sales Slide for Third Straight Quarter, Fall 7%   Mac sales in the second quarter contracted by nearly 7%, the third consecutive quarter of decline, sliding to 3.75 million systems, the lowest number in more than two years, the company reported Tuesday. Read More   Apple Confirms Hack of its Developer Website   Apple on Sunday admitted that its developer website, which has been offline since Thursday, had been hacked and some information may have been stolen. Read More   WEBCAST: VMware     Virtualizing SAP   This KnowledgeVault has answers to questions in a series of concise videos, webinars and assets that explain how SAP and VMware work together to deliver optimal application performance in a virtualized environment. View Now! How Hackers Compromise Websites Like Apple's   Unless you happen to call the proverbial rock home, you've probably heard that Apple's developer websites were recently hit by a hacking attack. Though the developer site has been inaccessible since last week, the company didn't announce the intrusion until Sunday; as of this writing, the site remains down. That outage has resulted in considerable inconvenience for app developers, not to mention the poor IT people in Cupertino who have been working around the clock to deal with the breach. Read More   iOS 7 Beta Frustrates Mobile App Developers   'Oh Apple, why hast thou forsaken me?' Such is the lament you might hear among iOS developers angry over Apple handcuffing their efforts to create compelling mobile apps -- particularly where it concerns iCloud. Read More   11 Free Mobile Apps for City Life   We've sifted through a wealth of mobile apps to see which ones can best help you find transportation, food, housing and local events in your city. Read More   6 Reasons to Buy an iPad   Like many of you, I have an Aunt Vilma. And this Aunt Vilma has the kind of question that's on the minds of other like-minded Aunts around the world. Read More
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