The Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple's iPad successor is now in production with a list of new features.
Rupert Murdoch's The Daily, the first iPad-exclusive digital news service, launches after delay, offering fresh content daily for $39.99/year.
Cloud computing surges in popularity, but experts affirm WAN optimisation is crucial now more than ever for closing the branch office gap.
Businesses aiming to maximise WAN and internet performance can look to solutions like WAN optimisation and CDNs, essential for swift online services.
Apple unveils Mac OS X Lion dev preview, integrating iPad's best features for a transformative Mac experience says Philip Schiller.
Birthday website launched while iPad 2 rumours reach top speed following invites for a special event being sent out.
Contrary to reports of a delay until June, Apple is said to be preparing an event on March 2nd to launch the new iPad.
New rules mean publishers - such as Amazon - can no longer provide in-app links to websites where users can buy content.
Apple is preparing a smaller iPhone to combat the growth of Android-based devices according to someone who's seen a prototype.
Apple rumored to be preparing for release of another iPad in September, potentially overlapping with release of iPad 2.
Leaked WWDC 2011 schedule hints at iPhone 5 launch between June 5-9, with a second Apple event possibly for iPad 2 in late June.
New software update for iOS devices rumoured to go live next Monday, bang in the middle of your plans for Valentine's Day.
Journalist Andy Baio sidesteps Murdoch's iPad Wall with 'The Daily: Indexed', making digital news free and searchable for all.
Insomniac unveils a gripping Resistance 3 trailer, spotlighting the fierce Chimeran Brawler and beloved Weapon Wheel. Out in September.
Enterprises face WAN woes as remote workloads strain networks, prompting a push towards optimisation to improve speed and efficiency.
Businesses are shifting focus: Employees are now seen as members of the social web first, revolutionizing customer service and support.
Gone are the days of letters and faxes; today's customer service lives on social media, offering quick, public, and easy interactions 24/7.
Customer care steps into the future with social media, blending casual banter with traditional support to meet evolving consumer expectations.
Brett Waters, Vice President Asia Pacific – South, RightNow, says it's time for the call centre to listen rather than deflect.
Social CRM revolutionises customer engagement, blending traditional CRM with social media to foster relationships and boost loyalty.
