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	Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps | Microsoft hooks Bing to apps & services
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	Apple's 802.11ac Wi-Fi problems: They're for real The new MacBook Air, which is outfitted with an 802.11ac Wi-Fi adapter, is radically slower when it comes to transferring real-world files over a wireless connection. Read More WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware Mobile Workforce Management: Benefits for Growing Companies Get an exclusive look at the real business benefits behind using a mobile workforce management solution. In this business paper from ClickSoftware, look into the current trends for scheduling and mobility before doing a deep-dive into the real world benefits of using a mobile workforce management solution. Learn More. In this Issue Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps Microsoft hooks Bing to apps & services Facebook may have leaked data for users and nonusers alike Opera: Hackers pilfered code-signing certificate to sign malware WHITE PAPER: Good Technology Mobile Collaboration: 7 Pitfalls to Avoid Mobile collaboration is fast, efficient, and necessary. But before you spend your time and money on a solution, you'd better learn what works and what doesn't. Read this guide to learn what to consider when choosing a solution, mistakes to avoid at implementation, and ongoing tips for data security. Read Now! Mobile developers see big rise in demand for enterprise apps Mobile developers are seeing a healthy increase in demand to build business apps instead of consumer-facing apps, with developers most interested in building iPhone and iPad apps than developing for fragmented Android. Read More Microsoft hooks Bing to apps & services Following in Google's and Apple's footsteps, Bing is now central service for stitching together Internet-powered services with local apps. Read More WEBCAST: Dell KACE Smart Systems Management Can Help You Become a Leader For anyone in IT who wants to become more effective, this 3-part series can provide valuable insights enabling you to deliver results and become a more valued business contributor. Learn More! Facebook may have leaked data for users and nonusers alike The social networking firm suffered a massive data leak affecting not just millions of its users, but also an undisclosed number of users who might not even use the social networking site. Read More Opera: Hackers pilfered code-signing certificate to sign malware Opera Software said Wednesday hackers pilfered from its internal systems at least one code-signing certificate that was used to sign malicious software. The Oslo-based company, which makes a mobile and desktop web browser, wrote in a blog post that it believes a few thousand Windows users may have automatically installed malicious software between 01.00 and 01.36 UTC on June 19, the day the attack was detected and halted. Read More
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