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"Exclusive: Apple's enterprise assault gets into higher gear" ["Experts say the company hopes to offset a gradual deceleration in growth - highlighted by iPad sales that have declined three straight quarters - by expanding its footprint in the workplace. ... Details remain scant, but some industry experts say that the tie-up with Big Blue gives Apple an opportunity to begin to challenge Hewlett Packard's and Dell's dominance of office IT, and Oracle and SAP's command of work applications. Depending on its progress, it may hamper Microsoft, Samsung's or Google's own efforts in the nascent market for mobile work applications."]
 Reuters 7:07 PM
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"iPad is Apple's unanswered revolution: Microsoft is feeding the beast that Google can't defeat" The Verge 12:03 PM
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"Inside Apple's Gigantic Rewards Program for Shareholders: Apple has one of the biggest cash hoards in history, yet it has borrowed $35 billion in the past year and a half. Strange, no? Why does a company as rich as Apple need to ask other people for money?" Bloomberg Businessweek 9:23 AM
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"Good Technology Mobility Index Report Confirms Soaring Growth in Enterprise App Activations" ["This quarter, iOS reversed the decline in activations from Q2, picking up two percentage points, representing 69 percent of all activations. The release of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus accounted for this gain. Additionally, the report findings showed that iPhone 6 outpaced iPhone 6 Plus in its first partial month, representing 85 percent of these new devices to be activated."] Good Technology 9:15 AM
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"Apple is still eating Microsoft in the mobile enterprise" Computerworld 8:43 AM
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"Apple claims 70 percent of enterprise smartphone market thanks to iPhone 6 release" The Inquirer 9:14 AM
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"New devices help iOS steal back enterprise share from Android; breakdown is 85% iPhone 6, 15% iPhone 6 Plus" VentureBeat 9:17 AM
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"Here's What Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Thinks Apple And Google Do Best" TechCrunch 8:53 AM
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"Chasing Relevancy at Any Cost, Even Free: For Bono and U2, Apple iTunes Partnership Finally Hits a Wrong Note" New York Times [Free Registration Required] 9:05 AM
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"Tim Cook on Apple Watch, Payments and Getting TV Right (Full Video): In a Q&A at the WSJD Live Conference, Apple CEO Warns Retailers That They Will Only Stay Relevant if Customers 'Love' Them" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:06 PM
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