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Gamoid writes:
I used a Windows Phone for a week. The operating system itself is great, but if you like apps (and I do) it's kind of a total wasteland. Here are my thoughts.
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Gamoid writes:
At VMworld today, VMware introduced the Workplace Suite, a platform for securely delivering applications and content across desktops and mobile devices from the cloud. The really cool part, though, is a partnership with Google and NVIDIA to deliver even graphics-intensive Windows applications on a Chromebook. I was on the scene.
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Gamoid writes:
Building a mobile app is easy. But you need to measure and monitor performance and quickly build to improve it or users are going to ditch it and go back to Dropbox and Gmail.
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mattydread23 writes:
The BlackBerry Security Summit gave the company a chance to announce its acquisition of Secusmart and affirm its commitment to delivering and expanding highly secure devices and services. While there were high points, it also demonstrated that BlackBerry is still out of touch in some key areas.
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Gamoid writes:
I had some thoughts on how Amazon Web Services' willingness to cut into its own profit margins to squeeze out the competition is a Walmart-like move that's going to hurt the entire industry.
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mattydread23 writes:
It is actually easier to add Bitcoin as a payment option for customers than you might realize. The question is, should you? CITEworld runs though some things you need to think about.
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Gamoid writes:
This past school year, the Coachella Valley Unified School District gave out 20,000 iPads to every single student. The good news is that kids love them, and only 6 of them got stolen or went missing. The bad news is, these iPads are sucking so much bandwidth that it's keeping neighboring school districts from getting online. Here's why the CVUSD is considering becoming its own ISP.
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Gamoid writes:
With all the talk about unlimited cloud storage and free cloud resources, it's a good time to go over the concept of a "loss leader" and remember that nothing in the tech market ever really comes free.
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Copy that 2 writes:
Mary Branscombe talks to a source about how the culture at Microsoft will change. The people who will be building Microsoft products will have a different attitude with a broader range of skills and better tools, and they'll be working inside a company that's organized differently, that collaborates and shares more internally and that spends its money on things that matter to developers.
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Gamoid writes:
CITEworld's Ryan Faas writes an essential guide to using Apple's expanded Touch ID fingerprinting capabilities with iOS 8 in an enterprise setting.
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Copy that 2 writes:
The message from Microsoft with these layoffs is that the company is now shifting away from thinking about hardware as a real revenue stream, especially when it comes to phones.
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Copy that 2 writes:
Citeworld reporter Chris Nerney examined his mobile device to see what is the biggest battery sucker. His advice: by being aware of the various features, functions and apps that consume large amounts of battery power, laptop and mobile device owners can better avoid disaster scenarios.
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Copy that 2 writes:
Amazon’s recent AWS summit saw it add new features to its AWS Mobile platform, with tools for user identity and synchronization, for analytics, and a new SDK for iOS, Android, and its own Fire OS. Here's an overview.
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Copy that 2 writes:
The organizations who get the most out of data have created an analytics-focused culture across the organization. Here are the steps you can take to emulate the analytics leaders.
