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Microsoft Announces Windows 10
Microsoft execs emphasize the desktop UI, say Windows 10's final version will be shaped by customer feedback.
Myo: More Muscle For Wearables?
Myo armband aspires to become the mouse of the mobile world, but it has a way to go to get there.
15 Surprising Facts About Indian Outsourcers
Thinking of outsourcing with Infosys, Wipro, or Tata? Here are some points worth knowing about the IT services heavyweights.
Cellphones OK For EU Airlines
European regulators allow voice calls throughout flights.
Ello: Why Users Will Say Goodbye
Hundreds of thousands of users have flocked to new social network Ello, which promises it won't sell advertising or your data. Here's why they won't stay.
New Role Needed: Business Information Officer
Rather than take responsibilities away from the CIO, companies should create this new position to help the CIO cement strategic relationships with other divisions.
Shellshock Bug: 6 Key Facts
The Shellshock bug could do more damage than the recent Heartbleed bug. Here's what you need to know.
3 Trends Make Digital Disruption An Urgent Priority
Join us at our InformationWeek IT Leadership Summit to sharpen your leadership skills and expand your strategic thinking about digital business.
iOS In-App Browsing Poses Security Risk
iOS developer warns that browser windows invoked within third-party apps allow information theft.
Make Internet-Ready Products, Or Else
Internet of Things pioneers say the fourth industrial revolution looms -- like it or not.
Quantified Self Should Be About Health, Not Ego
Silicon Valley is obsessed with data collection, including personal data. But for health and fitness monitoring technologies, the real goal must be meaningful health results.
Amazon Expands Twitter Trial To Wish Lists
Twitter users can save Amazon products to their wish list by replying to tweets with the #AmazonWishList hashtag.
6 Ways To Consumerize IT Without Dumbing Down
Here's how to make enterprise software more user-friendly while also maintaining its capabilities and security.
Apple iPhone Sales Break Record
More than 10 million iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices were sold over the weekend.
10 New Side Projects For Larry Ellison
Now that Ellison has ceded his CEO title, might he have time for new hobbies? We have some ideas.
Wearables In The Workplace: 3 Realities
Wearables innovation will happen first in the enterprise, but CIOs should brace themselves for security and integration challenges.
Black Friday: How To Avoid Ecommerce Disaster
Can your retail site handle the traffic deluge on the busiest shopping day of the year? Avoid these six performance-testing mistakes, says BlazeMeter.
Choosing A UC Vendor: 5 Tips
Choosing the right UC system can be confusing and expensive. KelCor analyst and Interop speaker Brent Kelly offers five tips to help you save money and stay in control.
Google Plans To Encrypt Android Data By Default
After Apple CEO Tim Cook talks up iOS8 data security, Google says the next version of Android will shield data on devices more effectively.
Geekend: Finding Nemo Is Real... & Evil
Finding Nemo is supported by science -- which makes it all the more horrifying.
6 Reorg Steps To Bring Telecom, Mainstream IT Together
It's time to bring telecom and other IT services under one umbrella. Keys to success: eliminate silos, consolidate expertise, leverage new skills.
Enterprise Social Networks: 4 Pillars
Success starts and ends with integration. Here's how to finally make collaboration click.
iOS 8 Enterprise Features: True Or False
Apple's iOS 8 delivers features designed to make life easier for IT pros and users -- but we have colorful ideas of our own. Learn the truth using our quiz.
3 Myths That Could Spoil IT's Future
IT leaders need to overcome the myths that keep hurting IT's reputation.
Agile's Successor: Continuous Delivery
Traditional Agile methods have evolved quickly to address current programming needs. Continuous delivery mixed with select Agile practices equals the preferred way forward.
Augmented Reality Digital Headsets Get Real
Augmented reality is about to get compelling. Digital eyewear will make it happen. And it's happening sooner than you think.
How To Build Battle-Tested Websites
It doesn't matter whether your e-commerce D-Day is Black Friday, tax day, or some random Thursday when a post goes viral. Your websites need to be ready.
Data Scientists Want Big Data Ethics Standards
Nearly half of data scientists surveyed last month say Facebook's controversial "mood manipulation study" was unethical, and many support ethics guidelines for big data research.
Apple Watch: A Cure For Smartphone Addiction
Here's how adding another gadget actually might help restore order to our obsessive digital lives.
Net Neutrality: 5 Things To Know
The Internet was never as neutral as you might think. Here's why the FCC is mulling stricter regulations for mobile service providers as well.
iPhone 6 NFC Radio: Limited Functionality
Don't expect to use the iPhone 6's new NFC powers for anything other than Apple Pay.
Microsoft CRM Releases Give Sales, Marketing Veto Power
Microsoft says coming Dynamics CRM and Marketing apps will let salespeople influence marketing and vice versa. Catching up with Salesforce.com?
Personalized Medicine Rests On Cloud At H.D. Smith
As-a-service infrastructure, apps enable healthcare distributor to focus more on core business innovations, says H.D. Smith CIO David Guzman.
Beware Cloud Companies Bearing Self-Service Plans
There's such a thing as too much convenience. Cloud service providers should take a lesson from the banking industry.
Jack the Ripper Caught: 8 Mysteries Tech Should Solve
If technology can help us go back in time and solve cold cases, what other mysteries could it solve? Here are a few suggestions.
Google Android One: India Play
Initiative to make Android matter in emerging markets brings its first low-cost phones to India.
How To Hire Developers Fast And Build Things
To have the best team of developers you must have a distributed team of developers.
Apple Sells 4M iPhones In 24 Hours
Apple said preorders for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus shattered previous records.
Mining WiFi Data: Retail Privacy Pitfalls
WiFi data mining starts with anonymous tracking, but it can lead to personal details in social profiles. Interop New York session explores opportunities and limits for retailers.
Chromebooks Now Can Run Android Apps
Only four Android apps now run on Chrome OS, but Google insists there will be more.
Beware Of BYOD Benefit Pixie Dust
Stop measuring BYOD benefits with empty elixirs like employee productivity and happiness.
10 Tech Terms Millennials Don't Know
Some revered tech terms prompt nothing but puzzled looks from today's young professionals. Hint: Clones belong in Star Wars.
Apple's Next Chapter: 10 Key Issues
Apple is ready to enter the wearables market, but current technology only gets the company halfway there.
IT-Enhanced Care Coordination Really Works
The fact that it doesn't always cut costs shouldn't stop healthcare providers from pushing ahead.
Apple Watch And The Threat To Rolex
Watchmakers are now firmly in the software business, like it or not. You probably are, too.
Intel Points Wearables, Big Data At Cancer Research
At IDF, Intel execs discuss how an Intel-powered Internet of Things could lead to personalized cancer treatments.
Big Data: How To Pick Your Platform
Hadoop? A high-scale relational database? NoSQL? Event-processing technology? One size doesn't fit all. Here's how to decide.
Apple's New iPhones Vs. Rivals
How do the new iPhones stack up against some of today's leading devices? We examine displays, processors, cameras, and more.
Apple Watch: Smart But Not Smart Enough
Apple Watch's design may appear smart, but it must be even smarter to make it in the hot and increasingly crowded wearables market.
IDF: Edison Leads Intel Into Wearables
Postage-stamp sized chip aims to power the consumer Internet of Things.
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