Mobile Device Management Player MobileIron Releases v5 of its Platform - Moves to Focus on Mobile Data Loss Prevention and Scalability

Work a step farther down the road by iOS e-mail attachments. Enterprises can now prevent corporate e-mail attachments from being uploaded from native iOS e-mail to, for example, consumer services such as Dropbox and other "consumer" cloud services that enterprises have no control over. The idea is to give enterprise IT more control over the data it owns - a particularly important issue relative to BYOD. Aside from enterprises across a wide variety of industries, in particular Docs

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Tuesday Recap: Amazon Cloud Player Upgrades, The Daily Scales Back

It seems as if Amazon has waved the white flag of surrender against Apple's iTunes Match today, beefing up its Cloud Player service with a few features that sound awfully familiar to iTunes users. But hey, the more the merrier, and we're quite happy to have all of our Amazon MP3 purchases available for redownload just the same. While you wait for Cloud Player to scan and match your own music library, why not take in today's recap for this terrific Tuesday, July 31, 2012?

Amazon Cloud Player Adds Past Purchases, Scan & Match

E-tailer Amazon is stepping up its MP3 music game today, announcing upgrades to its Cloud Player service. Thanks to agreements with all of the key music labels (as well as 150 indie music publishers), Amazon is introducing the same type of "scan and match" technology used in Apple's iTunes Match (goodbye, uploads!), and those matched tracks will also receive a free high-quality bump to 256Kbps MP3. The new deal also allows previous and future Amazon MP3 purchases to be automatically saved to Cloud Player, which doesn't count against any storage you might be paying for. Tracks can be streamed to any web browser, Kindle Fire or iPhone and Android apps, with the Roku and Sonos players soon joining this elite club. Amazon Cloud Player pricing has also gotten a tweak, with free users allowed to import up to 250 songs, while Cloud Player Premium users can fork over $24.99 per year to import up to 250,000 songs.

The Daily Regroups, Cuts 29 Percent of Staff

We never like to report on folks losing their jobs, and today AllThingsD has brought us the unfortunate news that tablet news publication The Daily is putting 50 full-time employees on the chopping block. That amounts to 29 percent of the organization's staff, but the changes don't stop there. The onetime iPad exclusive is reorganizing its Sports and Opinion sections, which it claims saw the lightest traffic; partners like Fox Sports will now provide this content, while the standalone Opinion section has been given the axe. The tablet app is also ditching the extra work it's taken to be viewed in landscape, and will feature content in portrait-only mode from now on.

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How to Record Your Screen with QuickTime Player

When Apple refreshed QuickTime Player in OS X Snow Leopard, they added a feature that many users didn’t know about: screen recording. Without using any fancy software, you can create a video of your Mac’s screen, complete with recorded audio from the built-in microphone. This feature can be used to create easy-to-follow screencasts that can be sent to anyone in order to better explain a visual topic.

Today we’ll show you how to put this feature of QuickTime Player X to work.

1. Setting Up the Recording

To begin recording your screen, open QuickTime Player X and select File > New Screen Recording.

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Xbox May Add Blu-Ray Player, Other Changes to Next Console

By Braden Becker Copy Editor

Release dates on new devices usually assume the top spot as topic of discussion in most rumor spaces, but Xbox enthusiasts are currently preoccupied. No matter when the newest console launches, sources indicate it may include a number of changes. One of these is its own Blu-Ray player, sparking some halfhearted interest in Sony – the founder of Blu-Ray.

Gaming blog VG247 recently touched on potential advancements to Microsoft’s (News

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