Apple versus Android

 

In this Issue: Apple Versus Android (Why Apple Will Always Dominate) -- SBN Editors Interop New York - Products & Services -- News Technology Vets Employee Travel Expenses -- News Are Small Business Owners Happy? -- Editor Cyber Attacks Cost Businesses Thousands -- Editor Small Businesses Shy Away from Crowdfunding -- Editor Data Breaches Rising in Small Business -- Editor Web Version - Feedback - Send to a friend Apple Versus Android (Why Apple Will Always Dominate) by SBN Editors Top   It's the tech battle of the ages, Apple versus Android, and while the battle is nowhere near over, it looks like things might be heating up just a tad with Apple's newest announcement. Apple has just unveiled both the new iPhone 5S and the "first of it's kind" iPhone 5C (a cheaper device aimed to draw in even more customers). So, why does this new announcement have Apple breaking away from Android in the never ending battle of the operating systems? Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Interop New York - Products & Services by News Top   Today, Interop, produced by UBM Tech, previews exhibitor announcements to break at next week's Interop New York, taking place September 30 - October 4 at the Javits Convention Center. As the leading independent technology conference and expo series designed to inform and inspire the world's IT community, Interop serves as a launch pad for vendors to introduce the most innovative technologies in business IT. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Technology Vets Employee Travel Expenses by News Top   TripScanner announced a new and innovative solution to help small and midsized businesses control their travel costs. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Are Small Business Owners Happy? by Editor Top   The first ever Yodle Small Business Sentiment Survey shows some surprising results, reports Small Business Trends. According to the survey, 91 percent of those surveyed say they are happy with being a small business owner. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Cyber Attacks Cost Businesses Thousands by Editor Top   According to SC Magazine, a new study by the National Small Businesses Association shows the average cost of a cyber attack on a small business. Of the 845 businesses surveyed over half had suffered a cyber attack and the average cost to the business was $8,700. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Small Businesses Shy Away from Crowdfunding by Editor Top   Despite numerous crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo small business owners are declining to use crowdfunding, reports Fox Small Business. In a new survey ninety-two percent of men and 94% of women reported that they would not use crowdfunding as a way to finance their business. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment Data Breaches Rising in Small Business by Editor Top   Verizon's 2012 Data Breach Investigations Study of 855 data breaches shows that 71% of them occurred in businesses with fewer than 100 employees, reports Forbes. Small businesses need to take precautions to prevent the loss of data. Read Full Article | Email Feedback | Leave a Comment   Email Admin Center This newsletter is a service of PMGB2B.com. Should you no longer wish to receive these messages please go here to unsubscribe or send an email to: editor@successfulbusinessnews.com To ensure delivery of this newsletter to your inbox and to enable images to load in future mailings, please add newsletter@successfulbusinessnews.com to your e-mail address book or safe senders list. Update Your Profile | Web Version | Subscribe to Successful Business News

 

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