The ROI of free OS updates: Who wins, Apple or Microsoft?

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	Told you so! Microsoft backs off on Metro Microsoft appears to be backing off on its biggest user interface fiasco since Microsoft Bob: In the Windows 8.1 update, the desktop rather than Metro reportedly will be the default interface. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Six Keys to Delivering User-Driven Mobile Applications Meeting the needs for the enterprise user poses particular challenges. Apps must work seamlessly across devices and screen sizes, enabling real-time collaboration, without sacrificing data security. This balance requires a mobile app development platform built for the unique demands of the enterprise. Learn More In this Issue 9 free tools that make Windows much better The ROI of free OS updates: Who wins, Apple or Microsoft? Accessible technology development roundup: Microsoft offers a scholarship for disabled students to study technology 3 tools for running Android on your Windows PC WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Data Warehouse Case Study A large enterprise data warehouse company used Red Hat® CloudForms to create a private cloud that includes automated provisioning and self-service for developers and testers. This let them build, test, and release new product versions faster. Find out how in this case study. Learn more 9 free tools that make Windows much better Windows is packed to the rafters with features, many of them great--and others, just meh. Luckily, there are free alternatives that are more powerful, more efficient, and take only minutes to install. Read on, and we'll show you 9 built-in features of Windows that aren't up to snuff, and the free software you can use to replace them. Read More The ROI of free OS updates: Who wins, Apple or Microsoft? Mavericks, Windows 8.1 hastened adoption, but what do the numbers really say? Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Case Study - MTC Australia In moving to a "cloud first" approach for their business-critical apps, they were able to remedy the increased network traffic with Riverbed solutions to ensure a positive user experience. View now>> Accessible technology development roundup: Microsoft offers a scholarship for disabled students to study technology Microsoft's new DisAbility Scholarship, a smartphone designed for the blind and how color blindness affects gaming Read More 3 tools for running Android on your Windows PC Wish you could run Android or its apps on your Windows PC? I've got three ways you can do it, one to run Android apps inside Windows, and two to install the entire Android operating system on your Windows PC. Read More
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