The week in news: Enterprise spending rebounds

	Apple will rule billion-dollar mobile app market for years | Ballmer surprises with Microsoft-RIM partnership
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	Enterprise software spending rebounds 8.5% As the industry shakes off the economic downturn, it pumps its money into Microsoft. Helping the Redmond firm grab fresh IT spending: an increased focus on infrastructure software and application development tools. Read More In this Issue Apple will rule billion-dollar mobile app market for years Ballmer surprises with Microsoft-RIM partnership Fortune 1000 firms shun public cloud storage Antitrust suit puts Apple at heart of pay-limiting scheme Malware and hackers increasingly targeting Macs RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Apple will rule billion-dollar mobile app market for years Apple will continue to own as much as 60 percent of the major $3.8 billion mobile application market through 2014, but Google will see a surge in mobile app sales this year, while RIM and Nokia bring up the rear. Read More Ballmer surprises with Microsoft-RIM partnership Microsoft will invest in the BlackBerry platform from Research in Motion, becoming the default search provider in BlackBerry browsers and maps. Read More Fortune 1000 firms shun public cloud storage Fewer than 10 percent of enterprise-class corporations are considering the public cloud as a place to store even their lowest tier of data for archive purposes, a new survey of 247 Fortune 1000 corporations shows. Read More Antitrust suit puts Apple at heart of pay-limiting scheme A California class action lawsuit alleges that Google, Adobe, Intel, Intuit, Pixar, and others were involved in collusion to limit tech workers' pay. Read More Malware and hackers increasingly targeting Macs Apple has been cashing in on the increased attention it's garnered from the business and consumer worlds in recent years. Read More
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