Issue highlights 1. How to avoid BYOD disasters 2. 10 rugged gadgets for surviving dirty, dangerous jobs 3. Samsung Galaxy S4: What to expect and what really matters 4. INSIDER Fave-Reads: 6 must-read books to ignite your IT career 5. Where's Apple's next OS X? 6. UX specialists are hot commodities 7. Big data the security answer? 8. Video of Steve Jobs' funniest moments on stage 9. SXSW show floor: Beam videoconferencing device takes a spin 10. China calls for cooperation rather than war in cyberspace 11. Twitter hack pays off, brings Burger King 60K new followers 12. Intel promotes next-gen app development 13. Hoping to quell uproar, Yahoo downplays impact of telecommuting ban 14. HP has 'no plans to break up,' Whitman claims 15. Verizon non sequitur as puzzling as Y-shaped bridge 16. Wicked cool 3D printer creations |
| WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. This white paper looks at the real challenges faced by organizations, and what new IT security threats and issues have arisen as a result. Increasingly, anti-malware alone is not enough, so this white paper investigates what new IT security approach is required to effectively respond to the changing threat landscape and new ways of working. Learn more. |
| Imagine an organization where employees are given several consecutive months of vacation every year. It sounds like a dream, but in the era of BYOD, it could also be an IT exec's worst nightmare. READ MORE |
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| Samsung's next-gen Galaxy S4 smartphone, to be unveiled Thursday in New York City, will reportedly have a larger display with ultra-high resolution, a faster processor, and Eye Scroll software that tracks a user's eyes to determine when to scroll through pages on the display. READ MORE |
| With companies running lean and mean, professional development has increasingly become an individual sport. IT workers have learned to fend for themselves to develop needed skills and gain new mindsets for managing more effectively and adding more value to the workplace. READ MORE |
| Last year, Apple surprised developers and analysts alike by debuting a preview of OS X Mountain Lion, then announcing it was shifting to an annual release schedule for its Mac operating system. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Fiberlink Communications Download MDM Is Only Half the Battle from CITO Research to learn the tenets of effective Mobile Device Management (MDM) and the need for the same conversations to take place around Mobile Application Management. Learn More |
| Blame Apple's aesthetic: Even the stodgiest enterprise shops are engaging user experience experts who can design logical, beautiful interfaces for mobile computing's limited spaces. READ MORE |
| The recent RSA conference in San Francisco was awash in talk of big data, but it was clear there was some disagreement about what people mean by big data and some outright skepticism about it being the answer. READ MORE |
| Steve Jobs was a consummate showman, announcing new products with a flair and genuine enthusiasm that is rarely seen in tech. What made Jobs' product announcements so great is that you really got the distinct impression that Jobs himself firmly believed in what he was saying. When he said the iPhone was like magic, he wasn't kidding around. That's how he really felt. In short, Jobs was a master showman... READ MORE |
| Tech enthusiasts at South by Southwest Interactive exploring the exhibit hall's gizmos and apps on Sunday were greeted a little differently at one booth -- the figure approaching them was not a person but a television-sized monitor mounted to a sleek base on wheels. READ MORE |
| China's foreign minster on Saturday called on nations to cooperate on Internet security, rather than wage cyberwarfare, as he denied accusations in a recent report that the country's military was behind hacking attacks. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation In this paper, we highlight the common reasons why midsize companies often do not realize significant ROI with their ERP system implementations and suggest solutions for getting the most value from their applications. Learn More. |
| Burger King saw a surprising upside after its Twitter stream was recently compromised: Tens of thousands of people began following its account. READ MORE |
| Software engineers are using Intel tools to explore new ways people can use their voices, hand gestures and head-and-eye movements to operate computers. READ MORE |
| Yahoo is trying to quell the furor that arose in the wake of its decision to call telecommuters back into the office. READ MORE |
| Struggling Hewlett-Packard has taken several steps this year to assure users and investors that it's working to put past distractions behind it while bolstering its full product line. READ MORE |
| This tweet from Verizon Wireless made me chuckle: Sort of like: Famous for its prognosticating rodent, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania is now recognized for finally getting a Wal-Mart. READ MORE |
| 3D printing can invite rapid development of technical and not to technical inventions READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems, Inc. See what 451 Research thinks of these claims, this new technology and the competition in this analyst report. Learn more. |
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