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	A visual history of the smartwatch With the impending release of the Apple Watch, the smartwatch market is set to take off in 2015. Here's how it got to this point. Read More WHITE PAPER: Apperian Choose an Enterprise App Store Strategy In this research report Gartner outlines how organizations can optimally secure, distribute, and manage mobile applications for employees and contracted workers. Learn More In this Issue 25 most commonly used and worst passwords of 2014 Microsoft to release Office 2016 later this year Apple's original Apple Watch... from 1995 10 things the next version of Google Glass must have Google stopped making Glassholes, not Google Glass Drug-delivery drones are more common than you'd think Illinois schools can legally demand students' social media passwords Oracle is quietly becoming a cloud giant IDG Contributor Network: Watch out for an upcoming leap second A patch is the catch: Cisco survey Scared of 802.11AC Wave 2 Wi-Fi? Here comes Cisco Multigigabit to the rescue Hackers could exploit security holes in Progressive Insurance Snapshot devices iPad Pro rumored to come with Stylus accessory Changes to Patch Tuesday underscore bigger shakeup in Microsoft security Cyberwar games: Finally something that might help keep us secure WHITE PAPER: IBM Advanced Case Management Leadership Guide A guide that examines how IBM Case Manager offers an extensible platform for enhancing capabilities and protecting investments with additional value-added ECM capabilities from IBM, as well as industry-specific case management applications and best practices from IBM Business Partners. Read Now 25 most commonly used and worst passwords of 2014 If you see your passwords on this list, then congratulations - you are using the worst passwords on the Internet. Read More Microsoft to release Office 2016 later this year Even as Microsoft pushes Office 365, it will keep the classic product the same. Read More Apple's original Apple Watch... from 1995 Way back when, Apple users who upgraded to System 7.5 were given the option of receiving a free wristwatch or a free copy of Conflict Catcher 3 (back when Mac OS extensions actually existed, of course). Read More 10 things the next version of Google Glass must have Now that Google Glass has been put on "hiatus," this is what it will take for the widely ridiculed augmented reality headsets to make a comeback. Read More Google stopped making Glassholes, not Google Glass Google's cancelled Explorer program fell victim to the Silicon Valley hype cycle that turned free PR into negative PR. Read More WHITE PAPER: iDashboards Georgia Institution Stretches Budget with iDashboards Dalton State College needed a dashboard solution that would assist them in summarizing, presenting and monitoring higher education metrics. They were able to efficiently convert their Fact Book, which usually took six weeks to finish, into dashboards to make more informed, timely decisions. Learn More Drug-delivery drones are more common than you'd think Drug dealers are becoming drone hobbyists. Read More Illinois schools can legally demand students' social media passwords Thanks to a cyberbullying law in Illinois, it's a crime to refuse to hand over students' social media passwords if the school wants them. Read More Oracle is quietly becoming a cloud giant Its cloud business is now half the size of Salesforce, and the gap is closing quickly. Read More IDG Contributor Network: Watch out for an upcoming leap second One day this year we'll have 86,401 seconds, not the usual 86,400. When that's happened before it's caused some software to get way out of wack. Read More A patch is the catch: Cisco survey Corporate security teams are not patching holes in their software or security tools, according to a Cisco survey released this week. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box A Mobile Security Checklist Today's most productive employees are not tied to a desk. These top producers are experts at finding new ways to integrate mobile devices into their daily workflow. Your challenge is to build an IT strategy and architecture that can support this new way of working with easy, reliable, 24/7 access to information, from anywhere in the world. Learn more! Scared of 802.11AC Wave 2 Wi-Fi? Here comes Cisco Multigigabit to the rescue Cisco recently addressed some of the challenges in migrating to 802.11AC Wave 2 Wi-Fi. Read More Hackers could exploit security holes in Progressive Insurance Snapshot devices Progressive Insurance Snapshot devices are riddled with security flaws that attackers could exploit to hack vehicles. Read More iPad Pro rumored to come with Stylus accessory Apple may release an optional stylus for use on the rumored iPad Pro. Read More Changes to Patch Tuesday underscore bigger shakeup in Microsoft security Microsoft has made a change in its Patch Tuesday reporting, along with changing the name of the initiative, and some people see it as a sign that things are getting shaky within the company. Read More Cyberwar games: Finally something that might help keep us secure After a week of PR-heavy cybersecurity initiatives, the planned cyberwar games might actually help teach us how to be safer. Read More
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