That calls for a more up to date media policy.
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The star of the desktop line — the iMac — is more up to date.
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The update will reportedly provide users with a more up-to-date stream.
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You will be more up to date than anyone else at the event.
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But, when it comes to smartphones and tablets, I'm much more up to date.
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Business customers were asking for a better, more up-to-date tool, he said.
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But when it comes to smartphones and tablets, I'm much more up-to-date.
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If you need further detail head over to Coindesk for more up-to-date info.
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Market-maker firms have access to numerous faster data feeds showing more up-to-date prices.
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Mr M'Membe says his business is far more up-to-date than most organisations in Zambia.
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I wish that the media could have a more up-to-date visual of a sister.
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Clearly, our government needs to have better, more up-to-date accounting on official time waste.
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He points out that there's more up-to-date-data that can be added, including satellite observations.
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PDT This story was updated to include more up-to-date information about the launch of Shondaland.com.
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Please read Best Android Phones, Best iPhone, or Best Cheap Phones for more up-to-date guidance.
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Unfortunately, it seems to ship with Android Pie, rather than the more up-to-date Android 10.
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Or to run periodic checks to keep more up-to-date tabs on the behavior of existing staff.
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The NEL needs more "up-to-date" methods, outside technical expertise and external peer review of its work.
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Agents also are more up-to-date on industry salary trends, and also where new opportunities are arising.
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The more up-to-date data that critics thought would increase Freedman's Hubble value had the opposite effect.
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I should have interviewed more experts and read more up-to-date science before publishing that first piece.
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The CMIE data is more up-to-date than government figures and regarded in financial markets as more credible.
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Teaching hospitals, for instance, are more up-to-date on leading research, according to Susan, a nurse from Ohio.
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"Yelp data has the advantage of being more up to date than most official government statistics," the economist added.
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The iPhone 27.0 came out in 210, however, and Huawei's spin on the design is considerably more up to date.
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The tracking firm's data is more up to date than what has been reported so far in the federal filings.
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" It added: "Yes, they will be more up to date, but there will also be a greater potential for damage.
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Trump has refused to release his personal income tax returns, meaning that more up-to-date information is not available.
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Yet the goal, as always, is to provide a more up-to-date and detailed assessment than the standings do.
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Other netizens in the Chinese blogosphere worried about the pace of infections, and called for even more up-to-date reports.
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However, since Google Assistant is powered by the entire Google search engine, you often get better, more up-to-date answers.
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Once there, the information on the app is often more up-to-date than the arrival-departure screens in the terminal.
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Even so the streamlined masterpiece-light Wallach version may actually prove better — clearer, more fleet and certainly more up to date.
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The goal is to provide a more up-to-date and detailed take on the league landscape than the standings can.
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No. 2 provided more up-to-date information that their Amazon sales had increased 1,643% instead of the previously reported 1,019%.
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This story has been updated to include more up-to-date numbers about coronavirus cases spread through community transmission in California.
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Its regulators are less captured by lobbying than America's and its courts have a more up-to-date view of the economy.
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The governor has disbanded the Rangers and brags about raising taxes to replace them with a more up-to-date police force.
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For smartphone makers using more up-to-date IMUs and cameras, the platform is less demanding than Tango in regards to hardware needs.
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Annual data on births, which are less authoritative than census figures on children but more up-to-date, suggest the tide has turned.
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The central bank has not published more up-to-date inflation figures, which opposition leaders say is meant to hide embarrassing economic data.
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It&aposs really only directional drilling companies and the Department of Defense that need a more up-to-date, accurate model, he added.
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Both prefer their own self-administered background checks, which they say draw on more up-to-date information and are less onerous for drivers.
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The company may prove right again in its bid to popularize wireless headphones and push the industry toward a more up-to-date connector.
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The bank transaction data spanned 2300 to 20133; such data is rarely available and Reuters was unable to obtain more up-to-date information.
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What you can do on an iPhone Many iPhone owners are far more up-to-date with their mobile software than Android device owners.
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This means it's helping to generate more up-to-date security information which consumers can in turn use to inform the digital choices they make.
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However the new color scheme and headphone jack in this leak suggest that Andro News may have obtained a slightly more up-to-date sample.
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To its credit, Shyamalan's script uses the more up-to-date term of dissociative identity disorder rather than "multiple-personality" to refer to Kevin's condition.
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They are also speeding up their scouring of Google and Twitter to try to get a more up-to-date feel for the mood of consumers.
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Atwood went on to seek their views on other surprisingly resurgent technologies—vinyl records, even cassette players—and then shifted to something more up-to-date.
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Apple wants to fly drones to improve Maps by collecting more up-to-date information about road changes and street signs, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Instead, we see more up-to-date versions of things like home automation, multi-room entertainment and security services that, frankly, have been around for decades.
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It's still journalism, it's still the Times, it's just in a format, in a way that's more up to date, more current, more what readers expect.
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Even sideloading apps doesn't work all that well, because many, like Netflix and YouTube's official Android TV apps, require a more up-to-date version of Android.
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A closer and more up-to-date look at the tech sector and big tech stocks shows that Berkshire Hathaway's Apple buy is indeed rather Buffett-like.
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But another agent, Fernando Serrano, a salesman at Home Residential, had more up-to-date information: 1 QPS Tower, he said, would soon be open for rentals.
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"Personal consumption and business spending have been growing at a decent clip, and more up-to-date figures like retail sales suggests that's continuing this quarter," Anderson said.
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The music, by John King and others, colors the choreography with suspenseful drama and does its own sampling of the past, crossfading into more up-to-date beats.
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So we went with "open," though I feel that in the eleven years since we started down that road, "consensual non-monogamy" is the more up-to-date term.
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But even with more up-to-date personal financial information than ever, both Avendano and Rugg think budgeting apps are just the starting point in the e-finance space.
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Physical textbooks are being replaced by online, interactive services that are more up-to-date and in-depth, which allows learners to explore and learn at their own pace.
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However, the increases in the deficit was partially offset by an extra 2.8 billion euros coming from more up-to-date data used to calculate the overall budget shortfall.
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Transport planning usually relies on expensive household travel surveys which are conducted on average every 10 years in the Paris region, making Uber's data a lot more up to date.
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The more recently you spat into the tube and bought your 23andMe test—it was a best seller on Prime Day—the more up-to-date your test actually is.
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Mr. Isaac's story, Mr. Travis wrote, had circulated throughout the courthouse in Dallas and had informed a conversation there about policies regarding journalists' use of more up-to-date technologies.
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It became a proper arcade in the 80s after the Space Invaders boom, although during that decade it lived in the shadow of more up-to-date places in Times Square.
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The Treasury inspector general also did not return a request for information on whether any actions were taken following the release of the report and if more up-to-date figures exist.
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The screen has gotten a resolution boost to 2600 million dots, and the refreshed, customizable UI looks a lot more up-to-date than the functional X-Series menus seen so far.
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And, just as companies like Apple and Samsung are able to release cutting-edge new models each year, Sony and Microsoft would like to sell you on more up-to-date technology.
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He'll keep biking to stay fit, and he'll monitor his health with modern tools like a program called One Drop that gives him more up-to-date data about his daily health.
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I asked if they had any more up-to-date statistics, but they told me they got such a bad rap for hating on bank holidays that they've never repeated the research.
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What they're doing: Louisiana: The state is planning to put out a request for proposals to set up a new, more up-to-date system, Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler tells Axios.
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And with traditional data — like corporate reports and government statistics — being revised or on a time delay, investors are plunging into alternative data streams that can provide them more up-to-date info.
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On Monday, the official FlexiSpy Twitter account tweeted that the released files date from 2011, and mentioned that links to more up to date versions of the malware are included in the Medium post.
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Since our focus is on the individual contributor and intelligent integration with their workflow, we can support them better and as a side effect makes the information in the system more up to date.
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Knowing how much I adore pictures and how hard I've been working to up my Instagram game (blogger problems), my fiancé suggested heading back to that same spot to grab some more up-to-date shots.
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After the explosion, Musk indicated on Twitter that SpaceX may no longer fly this particular prototype and will instead conduct flight tests with a newer, more up-to-date model that the company planned to build.
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With markets that move billions of dollars in fractions of a second, any delay can lead to big losses over a competitor with a less laggy (and thus more up-to-date) connection to the web.
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CFTC data was unavailable for some weeks due to the shutdown, and while figures are now trickling out, more up-to-date positioning indicators compiled by banks and funds show short positions are gradually being washed out.
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They are all brand icons that have had makeovers over the years to make them more up-to-date and representative of the times in which we live, not necessarily the time in which they were created.
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States are reporting results quickly and even — states are reporting results quickly and in the event of a discrepancy between CDC and state case counts, the state case counts should always be considered more up to date.
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After 19 years at the Victorian-era Olympia exhibition center in West London, the three-day fair had moved to Battersea Evolution, a more up-to-date temporary venue on the south side of the River Thames.
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Microsoft says that productivity tools are the hub of where office workers spend their time, and that moving them to the cloud can give companies more up-to-date tools and data to analyze, like improved security.
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Over the years, other mobile phone forensics companies, and especially Cellebrite, have continued to reliably gain access to devices running more up to date versions of iOS—though Cellebrite has admitted that hacking iPhones has gotten harder.
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Since publication of this piece, we have created an interactive map of abortion restrictions in the U.S. For more up-to-date information on abortion laws in your state, visit our guide of laws, waiting periods and more.
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Asking the gate agent whether or not anything has opened up just may yield some better and more up-to-date results than checking the seat map at the check-in kiosk when you arrived at the airport.
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The aim is to produce a more up-to-date and detailed assessment than the standings do, measuring what is happening in the present against each team's big-picture outlook — with dollops of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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One way to attenuate the impact of a name you don't like is to marry someone with a name that somehow offsets yours — in my case, someone with a name that is a little more up-to-date.
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The unique hook to ClimaCell is that it uses data collected from "connected cars, airplanes, drones and IoT devices" and combines that with other meteorological sources to create a more up-to-date view of the weather around you.
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While the data predates the deal that Prime Minister David Cameron reached on new EU membership terms for Britain, academics say the survey's random sampling method gives more accurate results than more up-to-date phone and internet polls.
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Platforms with big solar panels and engines would take care of the housekeeping for a whole range of communications packages that could be smaller and launched more frequently, thus keeping the technology much more up-to-date and reducing risk.
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Read more: Apple Maps is getting a huge update in iOS 13 — and it could finally help it catch up to Google MapsThe Maps themselves will have significantly more up-to-date details about roads, buildings, parks, and even beaches.
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That certainly has its upsides, like being more up-to-date with what's on British TV and likely, more pragmatically, ensuring that people see their Netflix memberships through to the show's end if they really want to keep their Bake Off obsessions going.
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He said that previous research had looked at people in the 1990s, but "diets have changed significantly since then, so our study gives a more up-to-date insight that is relevant to meat consumption today," he said in a news release.
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The reward for doing so appears to be more attention to the profile itself — which LinkedIn will also let come to the top of its own algorithmic searches because it is being kept more up to date (like Google's search algorithms, in that respect).
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"States are reporting results quickly, and in the event of a discrepancy between CDC and state case counts, the state case counts should always be considered more up to date," said Nancy Messonnier, who is responsible for overseeing CDC's response and research into respiratory diseases.
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"The 20- and 30-year-olds are more up to date on that stuff than we are because we didn't have that when we were growing up," said Ms. Johnson, who is now on disability and lives in a housing project in Jefferson City, Tenn.
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The letter, citing a 2014 Bloomberg News report that estimated foul balls injured nearly 1,800 fans per season, called on M.L.B. to provide more up-to-date information about injuries — and also to create a fan injury registry — to help evaluate safety measures that teams are taking.
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Fourth, several new household surveys now make it possible to undertake a more up-to-date assessment of income distribution at a time of significant changes in within-country inequality, and, in some cases, allow for direct measurement of the middle class for the first time.
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The letter, citing a 2014 Bloomberg News report that estimated foul balls injured nearly 1,800 fans per season, called on M.L.B. to provide more up-to-date information about injuries — and also to create a fan injury registry — to help evaluate safety measures that teams are taking.
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Aetna's trial brief noted that while the doctor is not an expert on the rare disease afflicting Washington, he is a "trained physician with years of experience" and he agreed with a nurse's findings that the company needed more up-to-date blood tests to continue covering Washington's medication.
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Kemp also found 26 sites where Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2, a more up to date method for securing traffic, was unsupported, and 35 supported the Rivest Cipher 4 (RC4), a stream cipher which, when combined with older protocols, can be used to downgrade the encryption of traffic.
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" An even more up-to-date version of the scene, he suggested, would show a man or a woman staring at a wristwatch or, even better, a smartphone, while complaining that our culture "has allowed technology and science to impose a rigid framework of time on our lives.
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Earlier this year, the company began filing 8-K updates with the Securities and Exchange Commission immediately after the end of the quarter in an effort to provide a more up-to-date picture for investors and analysts, and to help them set expectations ahead of the company's official earnings report.
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That stands in contrast to an increase in the murder rates in 22016 and 22005, but reflects a decades-long trend toward less crime and murder in the US. Brennan has been putting out these reports over the past few years to give a more up-to-date estimate of crime trends.
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The device, a retro miniature console launching next month for $99.99, is nearly identical in every way to Nintendo's NES Classic and SNES Classic devices, save for its slightly more up-to-date library of 20 PS1 games and the noticeable shift from 99.993D to 3D graphics many of those titles represent.
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That stands in contrast to an increase in the murder rates in 2015 and 2016, but reflects a decades-long trend toward less crime and murder in the US. Brennan has been putting out these reports over the past few years to give a more up-to-date estimate of crime trends.
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Bean also said the ONS should set up a second center to look at ways that it could use a vast range of public data which would help it produce more reliable and more up-to-date measures of the economy but which its statisticians struggle to access due to a cumbersome legal framework.
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" Michael Wulf, Editor-in-Chief at RTL & Managing Director infoNetwork (the news operations affiliate of Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland), said: "We are pleased to be able to expand our portfolio of live reports and videos in collaboration with Reuters and to provide our viewers and users in consequence with even more up-to-date daily news.
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Just as Google and others have been working on making good old SMS more useful with the development of RCS, and Zipwhip (also based out of Seattle) is building a backend to help businesses manage their SMS usage in a more up-to-date way, Hiya is attempting to bring back some dignity to the neglected phone dialler.
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The new MacBook Pro could contain a keyboard display with dynamic function buttons As far as Mac upgrades go, Apple is slated to release a more up-to-date version of the MacBook Air with a USB-C port, similar to the standard MacBook released last year, while the new iMac is also said to getting a graphics boost.
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At the same time, while software may be remaining static, employees are not, and they are wanting better and more up to date tools like smartphones and intuitive apps to do their work better — a trend that is often described as the "consumerization of IT." This is where Sapho comes into the picture: the startup has created a platform and lots of pre-configured "micro apps" that integrate with lots of different, standard software packages, from sales and accounting software to HR management platforms.
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