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Cyanogen Partners With Microsoft To Challenge Google
Cyanogen's version of Android will include Microsoft apps and services.
Microsoft, Yahoo: The Search Party Continues
Microsoft and Yahoo renew their 2009 partnership to enhance the search experience across platforms and boost value for advertisers.
Apple Watch Won't Be Sold In Stores Anytime Soon
Angela Ahrendts, Apple's retail chief, said the company will sell its high-end Apple Watch online exclusively until June as preorders continue unabated. The latest estimates have preorder sales topping 2 million.
5 Cyberwar Threats Worth Watching
Approximately 60 nation-states are presently developing their own advanced cyber warfare programs.
Engine Yard Pivots Toward Container Management
New Engine Yard CEO Beau Vrolyk is moving the company toward managing Linux containers for developers, with the acquisition of OpDemand.
5 Salary Enhancing Moves For Tech Workers
Some steps, like being honest about your preferences, might take some getting used to.
Why The Maker Movement Matters To Your Business
Chris Anderson has found success in what's known as the Maker movement, and he's sure that encouraging the freedom to tinker at work will deliver rewards for any company.
Why Companies Should Pay Attention To AngularJS
When Google and Microsoft collaborate on a project, it's worth noting.
4 Backup Landmines Waiting For The Unwary
Veeam CEO Ratmir Timashev warns about the pitfalls hidden in the process of conducting regular data backups.
Google Disputes EU Antitrust Charges
Google insists that its conduct has been lawful and beneficial to the market.
Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge: Pricey To Make But Selling Briskly
In a statement, Samsung claims demand for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge is higher than anticipated. However, a new report also finds the smartphones are the most expensive the company has ever produced.
Apple, IBM Partner for Healthcare Analytics
Health data collected on Apple devices will be stored in IBM's Health Cloud for analysis by medical professionals and researchers.
BlackBerry Leap Debuts In UK, Coming To US Soon
Down but by no means out, beleaguered BlackBerry looks to recapture marketshare with the Leap smartphone, which is headed to the US soon.
HP's Still In Public Cloud, But Where?
HP's Bill Hilf has rebutted the interpretation of his New York Times statements about the company's public cloud plans, but where does that leave Helion versus Amazon?
Apple's ResearchKit Targets Fitness, Healthcare Markets
Apple's ResearchKit is an open-source framework designed for the healthcare and fitness markets as a way to collect data and analyze larger groups of patients.
The Sharing Economy: Access Is The New Ownership
A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers predicts that revenue in five key sectors of the sharing economy could reach $335 billion by 2025.
Cloud Certifications To Boost Your IT Skills
Cloud computing has been one of the fastest-growing IT trends for the last several years. If you're an IT pro looking to move up the ladder or make more money, check out our list of certifications than can set you on your path.
10 Astonishing Email Habits
The world's biggest study into our email habits reveals some strange behaviors we might want to consider breaking.
Docker Raises $95 Million In 4th VC Round
Goldman Sachs was urged by its IT department to become a Docker investor.
IT Life Radio: Leadership Lessons For Women (And Everyone Else)
The latest episode of IT Life Radio tackles the important issue of women in leadership roles and how they can lead better while remaining true to themselves.
Microsoft Buys Datazen For Mobile BI
The Datazen acquisition will enhance Microsoft's focus on mobile data analytics and accelerate its Power BI strategy.
Google Image Search Results Amplify Sexism, Study Finds
Gender bias is made worse by public sources of data, such as image search engines and stock photos.
Microsoft Office Delve: Updates, Mobile App
Additions to Office Delve include new people-based search, authoring canvas, and mobile apps for iOS and Android smartphones.
Apple's WWDC Starts June 8 With iOS 9 On Deck
At the 2015 WWDC, Apple's is expected to show off new versions of iOS, specifically iOS 9, and Mac OS X. Additionally, developers will get more details about the Apple Watch.
Microsoft: Skype For Business Arrives
Microsoft is delivering on its promise to make Skype for Business generally available to Office 365 customers.
H-1B Visa Applications Exceeded 230,000 This Year
Overall, the USCIS received 233,000 H-1B visa applications this year. The agency will grant 65,000 of them. However, several groups noted that the lack of H-1B visas is limiting the potential for greater global competitiveness in the US.
Twilio In-App Video Service Debuts
Developers now have an easy way to implement video calling within apps.
Microsoft IoT: Connecting Kitchens And Factories
In two new partnerships, Microsoft will work with Fujitsu and Miele to improve manufacturing and make smart ovens a reality.
3DR's Solo Drone Promises New Level Of Smarts
Solo thinks for itself, looking to make flying drones to capture video much easier.
Apple Watch Scores 1 Million Preorders, Analysts Find
Most buyers opted for the cheapest Apple Watch option possible, says research firm. However, do the numbers point to a new trend in wearables?
Google Chromebit: 3 Business Uses
At a $99 price point, the ASUS Chromebit micro PC will provide enterprise IT staff with a field day coming up with creative business uses.
Comic: Apple Watch Saves Your iPhone
Apple Watch is nice, but even it can't protect you from yourself.
LG G4 Android Smartphone Leaks Online
LG had planned a media event two weeks from now to unveil the G4, a new Android smartphone, but the company leaked a slew of photos and info a bit early.
Microsoft Brings Docker Containers To Azure, .Net Developers
In an interview, the general manager of Microsoft Windows Servers says two types of containers will run under the next version of Windows Server, with Docker functionality.
How 'Dash' Buttons Could Work For IT
If the Amazon Dash button could be used for repetitive household activities, could something similar be used for repetitive IT support tasks? Well, yes and no.
Test Doc - Ignore. For 2015 Elite 100 Prep (Set to public, but not live, don't push live)
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10 Reasons Robots Should Rule The World
Some people are worried robots will take over the world. Here are 10 reasons why that would be great.
Microsoft Office 365 MDM: Hits And Misses
Microsoft is offering free mobile device management (MDM) features for all commercial users of its Office 365 cloud-based services. Here we break down what it can and can't do for your organization.
Apple's New MacBook: The Ultimate Portable With Caveats
Apple's latest MacBook, with its 12-inch Retina display and new USB-C port, has drawn praise for its ultra-thin design and typical aesthetic finesse, but the lack of ports should be considered.
Robot Villains: What They Teach Us
This year's National Robotics Week, April 4-12, occurred as warnings against "killer robots" reached a fever pitch. Robots, however, are but tools -- tools that do their masters' bidding, as they have been programmed to do. Here are three examples of the lessons we can learn from fictional robot villains to prevent the apocalyptic future that Neo-Luddites fear.
Apple Watch Sells Out Quickly
Customers may now try the Apple Watch on in stores, but they will need to place orders online.
Windows 10 Redstone, Dropbox Partnership: Microsoft Roundup
Microsoft news from this week included a new build of Windows 10 for phones and details on a major Windows 10 update in 2016.
LinkedIn's Lynda.com Deal: Hiring Firms, Job Seekers Benefit
LinkedIn's plans to acquire an online learning site give it an advantage in a burgeoning e-learning market.
Windows 10: Mobile Build 10051 Released
The newest version of Microsoft Windows 10 for phones brings a version of Project Spartan and new mail, messaging, and calendar apps.
Epic On EHR Interoperability: Not A '1-Time Project'
Epic has ridden the wave of electronic health record adoption to huge success. Now it needs to help drive a wave of EHR data-sharing.
New York Auto Show: Cool Cars With Hot Tech
The 2015 New York Auto Show was a hotspot for new cars and in-car technology from Cadillac, Lexus, Nissan, Chevrolet, and others.
Star Wars Digital Download: The Extras We Wanted
We're celebrating the new Star Wars digital download, but there are definitely some things missing from the extras that come with the package.
Amazon Launches Machine Learning-As-A-Service
AWS's Andy Jassy announced a Machine Learning service at an Amazon Summit in San Francisco April 9, based on the parent retailer's internal use.
Hacking Vulnerable Medical Equipment Puts Millions at Risk
Hospitals and medical device manufacturers need to start doing more to detect and thwart incoming attacks on networks and devices.
Microsoft Office Online Adds More Dropbox Integration
Microsoft is strengthening its relationship with cloud storage provider Dropbox by adding additional integration with its Office Online suite.
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