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10 Hot Smartphones To Consider Now
Although smartphone sales have been on the decline recently, there is no shortage of options. Here are 10 hot models worth a look.
Box Shuttle Offers Route To Cloud
By offering a migration service, Box says it hopes to help enterprises with legacy baggage make a journey toward cloud computing.
Google Project Bloks Looks To Push Code Literacy For Kids
A research project being developed by Google and others strives to teach computational thinking.
Robots, AI Won't Destroy Jobs, Yet
Cognitive systems will only eliminate a small portion of jobs in the near future, according to Forrester. But the impact will still be significant.
Microsoft Flow For iOS Aims To Help Apps Play Nice
It's remarkable how poorly software-based products and services communicate. With the introduction of Flow for iOS on Wednesday, Microsoft is taking another step toward enabling applications to play nice.
9 Tools To Help You Build A Better Bot
AI-fueled automation is all the rage in customer service, but a bot gone wrong can do your business more harm than good. We spotlight the better bot platforms presently available to help keep your automation ambitions in line with what your customers really want.
Samsung Commits $1.2 Billion To IoT Research In US
Open standards, shared approaches to privacy and security, and more open wireless spectrum are needed to help the internet of things to reach its full potential of making people's lives better, according to the company.
Plume Delivers WiFi Via Cloud
Instead of a single router, Plume says it can provide better WiFi connectivity with a handful of small, cloud-coordinated radios.
Samsung Builds Cloud Foundation With Joyent Deal
The acquisition of cloud provider Joyent will support Samsung's mobile, IoT, and cloud service businesses.
Chef Builds Habitat To House Enterprise Apps
Habitat is an open source system designed to automate the building, deployment, and management of enterprise software.
Apple File System Features Deeper Encryption, SSD Support
Next year, all of Apple's devices will use the new Apple File System, which promises flash/SSD optimization and improved encryption. It will replace the aging HFS+ file system.
Apple's Swift Playgrounds App Lays Foundation For Enterprise Future
The Swift programming language is becoming more popular and, in time, may find a home on corporate servers. The Swift Playgrounds iPad app will play a major role in that.
Google Apps Gains Springboard For Search
Google for Work customers can look forward to finding content and sharing it more efficiently with Springboard and a revised version of Sites.
Google Puts D-Wave Quantum Computer To Work
Computer scientists from Google and two universities have found a way to make quantum computing more practical than previously possible using a system from Canadian company D-Wave.
Apple, Google App Store Changes Could Pay Off For Devs
Ahead of the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple has revealed plans to introduce search ads and expand subscription support for apps in its App Store, while Google is testing its own subscription changes.
Salesforce TrailheaDX: Path Toward Redefining Developers
To help businesses adapt to a world of omnipresent software, Salesforce aims to create more programmers. Here is a look at the company's first developer conference, where it explored that mission.
Salesforce TrailheaDX: Everyone Can Develop Software
At TrailheaDX, Salesforce's first developer conference, the company is encouraging people without programming experience to create apps using Lightning.
Tony Fadell's Nest Exit: What's Next?
The Nest cofounder and former CEO plans to advise Alphabet and Larry Page, while Nest looks to improve revenue.
WWDC: Apple's Opportunity To Open Up To Keep Up
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference kicks off next week. While the company will likely introduce new products, what it really needs is a new attitude.
IBM, Cisco Take IoT Analytics To The Edge
IBM's Watson IoT platform, in conjunction with Cisco's edge analytics capabilities, could allow businesses to analyze IoT data closer to its source.
Facebook Tunes AI To Understand Text
With DeepText, Facebook aims to interpret what its users want, and maybe sell something along the way.
Security Threats Hiding In Plain Sight
IT professionals would rather manage external threats than worry about insiders, a recent survey by Soha finds. But singular focus when it comes to security can end up being a costly mistake.
Google's Magenta Project: Can Machines Be Musicians?
Through a project called Magenta, Google's machine learning researchers hope to understand whether computer-generated music can qualify as art.
Sirin Labs' 'Military-Grade' Smartphone Sports Celebrity Price
The Solarin smartphone promises security, including on-device malware protection and optional encryption -- for those who have everything else.
Mobile Ad Blocking Surged 90% In 2015
Hundreds of millions of people are now blocking ads on mobile devices, mainly in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a new report by PageFair.
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2021 State of ITOps and SecOps Report
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