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	BlackBerry reportedly plans spin-off of instant messaging software BlackBerry is taking steps to spin off its BlackBerry Messenger instant messaging software as a separate company, as it continues to explore a range of "strategic alternatives" in the wake of disappointing BlackBerry 10 sales. Read More WHITE PAPER: Crittercism Getting Agnostic about Mobile Devices Businesses pay an increasingly high price when it comes to mobile app failure. This paper offers proactive steps to: - Accurately measure an app's performance – downloads don't cut it - Design, develop and test for mobile app performance - Deploy preventive maintenance to reduce failure - Calculate the cost of mobile app failure Read more! In this Issue Amazon lets developers make money by selling physical goods from Android apps Finally, mobile management IT and users can get behind Mozilla 'Plug-n-Hack' project aims for tighter security tool integration RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: HP HP Smart Production Suite – On demand printing Get production printing in just a few steps from the leader in Enterprise managed print solutions Click to continue Amazon lets developers make money by selling physical goods from Android apps With the new feature, developers can tie in physical sales to apps -- like selling a toy version of one of the characters in a game and then automatically enabling users to play as that same character. Read More Finally, mobile management IT and users can get behind MobileIron's Anyware app and content management service, debuted this week. It treats apps and content as resources to distribute, which is a refreshingly different -- and user-friendly -- approach to mobile management. Read More Mozilla 'Plug-n-Hack' project aims for tighter security tool integration Mozilla is developing a protocol that aims to let security tools and Web browsers work better together. Read More
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