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Editor's Note
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Good morning,
As Microsoft prepares to hold its annual Worldwide Partner Conference, channel partners are hoping Microsoft will finally clarify how they'll fit into its software as a service strategy.
In other news, we take a look at how Apple is preparing to go to to toe with Blackberry in a battle to enter the business and enterprise market.
What do you think?
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Editor
editor@crn.com.au
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iPhone vs. Blackberry: Who will rule in business?
With the new 3G iPhone making its way to Aussie shores in just over two weeks, Apple is primed to endear itself to business consumers. But despite the hype and anticipation, business success isn’t guaranteed as the iPhone faces stiff competition from devices with long established roots in the sector.
Opinion: Denial
Now there’s no escaping Apple’s iPhone. We’d previously worked up a quick-fire response to anyone calling us out for being uncool and using another brand of phone – the iPhone thing doesn’t work on NextG.
802.11n shipments increase 'dramatically'
88 million devices expected to have shipped by 2013.
Cisco, HP, Verizon, others join forces to trample patent trollers
In an effort to stave off the ever-increasing and nefarious practice of patent trolling, several tech heavy hitters have formed The Allied Security Trust, an organization that aims to protect companies defend themselves expensive lawsuits.
Blade predicts future trends
Three major trends are reshaping the data centre says IBM and Intel’s blade server industry group, Blade.org, pointing the finger at network convergence, advanced energy efficiency techniques and hyper consolidation.
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