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	Will HTML5 kill the mobile app? The whole idea of the "the app" might be heading for a big change. A day may soon come when, instead of visiting the App Store or the Android Market, you'll just click a link on your homescreen to launch an app in your browser. Read More WEBCAST: MarkLogic Corporation Unstructured Data and the Information Explosion View this presentation and learn about extreme information and why it is especially troublesome for IT. View Now! In this Issue The iPad turns Apple's attention to the enterprise Official Google+ client comes to the iPhone Lenovo unveils three tablets, two running Android Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. WebOS vs. the rest Apple iOS still rules but Windows Phone 7 edges Android in user satisfaction RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Remote Support for PCs, Macs, Tablets and Smartphones Provide instant, on-demand remote support with LogMeIn Rescue. Without pre-installed software, quickly connect to PCs, Macs and smartphones anywhere in the world. Get in, solve the problem, and be done in a flash. Plus, Rescue's SaaS-based platform means free upgrades and zero maintenance. Try Rescue free, today. The iPad turns Apple's attention to the enterprise The iPad's rapid rise in companies has given Apple reason to start making a more serious play for enterprise business. Apple's latest overture is a volume purchasing program and portal for custom iOS business-to-business apps. Read More Official Google+ client comes to the iPhone When Google+ launched late last month, Google released an Android app for the service and promised that an iOS app would join it soon; yesterday, Google delivered with an official native client for Apple's mobile platform. Read More Lenovo unveils three tablets, two running Android The 16GB ThinkPad Tablet with Wi-Fi is aimed at business users and comes with 2GB of free cloud storage and an optional keyboard portfolio carrying case. Read More Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. WebOS vs. the rest Are you wondering which mobile OSes are the most secure? Our table offers point-by-point comparisons on what the mainstream mobile OSes support for security and management. Read More Apple iOS still rules but Windows Phone 7 edges Android in user satisfaction Apple's iOS-based iPhone continues to be the preferred smartphone for nearly 50 percent of consumers, with Android the top choice for about one-third of them. The real surprise is evidence that Microsoft's Windows Phone OS now outstrips Android in user satisfaction. Read More
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