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Where is Apple Going With Its New Social Media Hire?
Does Apple need a face(book) lift? Doesn't seem that way. Just show us that white apple with the chunk taken out, and you've finished your branding work for the day. Right? For a brand that essentially doesn't need branding help, Apple's certainly thinking about social media.
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The iPhone 6: Is it Size That Matters Most?
For those who can’t wait to see what the iPhone 6 that will (supposedly) be unveiled on Sept. 9 looks like, we’ve got photos. Ok, not really, but Hollywood gossip site TMZ says it does.
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Microsoft Matches Google By Upgrading Office for iPad
Microsoft Office is part of the iPad arsenal and 35 million users have downloaded since it was launched in March. Now Microsoft has issued several updates, which it describes as the features users request most often.
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Apple's IBM Play Isn't Only About Selling More iDevices
Apple wants a seat at the enterprise table and IBM will soon be rolling out the red carpet that leads to the boardroom. Sure, Big Blue’s CEO Ginni Rommety might have to help Apple Chief Tim Cook tie his tie and polish his shoes first, but it’s a fair trade.
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Originate Buys Applied Intelligence Group
Originate has acquired the professional services company Applied Intelligence Group, which makes digital platform solutions. The deal gives Originate, a San Francisco-based venture and enterprise development firm, a foothold in the Boston area where Applied Intelligence is based. The two firms have worked together since 2012.
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Thank You, Apple-IBM? Why Mega Deal is Good for Microsoft
Apple and IBM announce a mega deal that changes the mobile enterprise as we know it -- during the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference. Microsoft lays off 18,000 the same week at its conference, about 14 percent of its workforce.
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Here are the IoT Top 10 Movers and Shakers
Earlier in the week we identified the most influential companies working on the Internet of Things (IoT). Using the same research from the marketing influence platform provider Appinions, let’s take a look at the top ten movers and shakers.
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Our Favorite Tweets from the Apple-IBM Mega Deal
We've already offered some great perspective on the IBM-Apple Mega Deal. Now for some comic relief. Without further ado, here are some of our favorite tweets from the IBM-Apple deal that shook up the mobile enterprise world. Tweet, Tweet Setting the stage for a cyber fight, perhaps: I wonder if
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Big, Bigger, Huge: Apple, IBM Create Massive Partnership
The future of technology as we know it took a massive step in a new direction today with the news of a partnership between Apple and IBM.
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Can You Name the Top 10 IoT Companies?
The companies that are leading the Internet of Things (IoT) — now and in the future — are beginning to make themselves known. Appinions, in a recently published report, identified the most influential companies and what is driving them.
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What Mobile Marketers Need to Know About iOS 8
At the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, Apple announced a number of changes coming with release of the iOS 8 operating system being rolled out in September.
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Google Feathers its Nest with New Developer Program
If Google-owned Nest’s announcement yesterday that it was buying Dropcam for $555 million caused some surprise, today’s announcement that it is opening up its platform to third-party developers, while not as in-you-face as the Dropcam deal, could have significantly more long-term effects.
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Nest Buys Dropcam as Google Continues March Into Smart Homes
No sooner had news of the deal emerged than questions about information, privacy and Google started to appear. However, representatives from Dropcam said this is a straightforward deal and that Google will not be getting its hands on anyone’s data.
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Microsoft, Google Yield to Pressure to Improve Phone Security
Microsoft and Google will incorporate a kill switch into the next version of Windows-based and Android smartphones. The feature, which is already featured on Apple's iPhone 5, allows users to remotely wipe all data and information on the device in the event of theft.
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