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November 04, 2013

MUST READ Google Nexus 5: Pros And Cons Google's latest plain-vanilla Android handset is impressive, but not perfect. Here are pluses and minuses of the Nexus 5 smartphone. Motorola's Project Ara Promotes Modular Smartphones Google's Motorola Project Ara envisions mobile phones as customizable components that can be snapped together like Lego blocks. But can flexibility beat slick smartphone design? Google, Android Hit With Patent Lawsuit Apple and Microsoft are part of a group that has filed patent claims against Google and major Android device makers. It's Not 'Mobile Security,' It's Just Security Mobility and BYOD are no different from any other IT security challenge, so it's time for an integrated approach across all the ways people work. 6 Tips For Financing BYOD Workplaces IT pros aren't the only ones facing headaches over bring-your-own-device policies. Financing the mobile workplace comes with its own set of challenges. Mobile Health Tech Could Reduce Doctor Visits Scripps researchers laud potential, say more evidence needed to show whether apps to manage acute and chronic illnesses are safe and effective. MORE MOBILE & WIRELESS NEWS DIGITAL EDITION InformationWeek November 4, 2013 Issue

 

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