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Specs: Apple iPad Pro vs. Microsoft Surface 3

Apple has released its iPad Pro aimed at the enterprise. Here's how the specs measure up against the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, its biggest competition.

Here's why Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program was the company's most disruptive news

Apple found yet another way to cut carriers out of the equation with its iPhone Upgrade Program. It can be cheaper than carrier installment plans and gives Apple more of the customer relationship.

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With virtualized servers and private clouds gaining popularity, your power and cooling requirements have probably changed. Check out this white paper to learn more about optimizing your power and cooling systems.

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A joint project between Microsoft and VMware promises better virtualization

Velostrata decouples compute from storage to jumpstart hybrid cloud adoption

Decoding VMware's mysterious containerization strategy

How to get the best deals when selling your old iOS devices

Five Android apps to help you connect to network storage

iPad Pro: Tech specs

Apple iPhone event: By the numbers

Apple iPhone 6s, 6s Plus: Should you upgrade? It depends

Apple's iPad Pro vs. MacBook vs. Surface Pro: The price, spec bake-off

Apple iPhone: New 12 megapixel camera still trails Android rivals

Apple Watch has 10,000 apps; Makes third party developer case

Once-mighty PC industry tries to shape-shift its way back to health

DevOps firm Chef rustles up $40m to feed container focus and expansion plans

Cisco commits $10M to fund for Asean startups

Amazon finally puts out the Fire: Inventory of its failed phone is exhausted

With Marshmallow still toasting, 1 in 5 Android devices run Lollipop

Are you ready for 6 GB of memory in your phone? Samsung is

Developer interest in iOS 9 is 10x that of iOS 8: Udemy

Box tops Q2 revenue goal, posts loss not as bad as expected, outlook strong

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