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	Palm lives! TCL to revive the classic brand Palm is coming back to life after China-based TCL purchased the brand name from HP. Read More : Venafi IT Security's Responsibility: Protecting Mobile Certificates When it comes to protecting mobile certificates, IT security leaders must act responsibly - with next-generation trust protection. Find out how Forrester rates IT security leaders' knowledge and understanding of keys and certificate technologies for mobile. Learn More In this Issue Startup Reddo Mobility gets $4.25M to give Windows apps a second wind Busy week for Cisco at CES What's Next: 2015 Big Tech News Calendar 10 popular iPhone apps you should delete 2015 Top Tech News Stories Comparing AT&T and T-Mobile Rollover Data Plans IDG Contributor Network: Why smartphone encryption has law enforcement feathers ruffled 4G speeds increase as LTE-Advanced becomes more common What CES told us about this year's smartphone trends Hey Keith, what's cool at CES? (Part 1) CES 2015: Why wireless smartphone charging might actually, seriously grow this year BlackBerry jumps into smartwatches with BBM on Android Wear devices Why software vendors should disclose their apps' bandwidth consumption INSIDER Review: Salesforce has the right stuff for mobile development WEBCAST: Internap What's Your Bare Metal Use Case? The advantages and benefits from use of bare metal. Learn More Startup Reddo Mobility gets $4.25M to give Windows apps a second wind Windows desktop applications aren't going to disappear from enterprises overnight, but if Reddo Mobility has its way, many of them will morph into mobilized ones sooner than later. Read More Busy week for Cisco at CES Cisco this week made a number of announcements at the CES show in Las Vegas, including a deal with cable company Charter Communications to supply products for Charter's “Spectrum” video service. Spectrum is a cloud-based user interface that will work on any deployed set-top box in Charter's footprint.The Cisco products include a cloud-based security suite, including a downloadable security solution for set-top boxes, and a digital rights management solution to support video services on a range of IP devices. Cisco will also supply “a substantial share” of Charter's “Worldbox,” a thin client that can be updated via cloud software and incorporates a cloud-driven user interface to deliver new features to Charter subscribers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More What's Next: 2015 Big Tech News Calendar I'll attempt to keep this calendar updated on a rolling basis by listing events of interest to enterprise IT pros Read More 10 popular iPhone apps you should delete Screen after screen, folder after folder, app after app, the iPhone has become the new enabler for the mobile hoarder. For the New Year, though, many iPhone addicts have vowed to break or at least temper this fixation. If you're looking for a fresh start, you can begin by deleting these 10 apps. Read More WHITE PAPER: RSA Infographic: Data Access Governance Did you know that 80% of enterprise data is unstructured and doubling every 90 days? Did you know that 76% of organizations find it challenging to control access to sensitive data? Read this Infographic to learn more. Learn More 2015 Top Tech News Stories It can be tricky sometimes to determine what qualifies as one of the year's top tech news story without the benefit of hindsight, but I'll give a shot at creating a running list here of the biggest IT stories of the year, with a special emphasis on those of interest to enterprise networking professionals. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Comparing AT&T and T-Mobile Rollover Data Plans It's time to rollover. Not your dog — your monthly wireless data, at least if you're a T-Mobile or AT&T customer. The two carriers launched dueling rollover plans — T-Mobile last month, and AT&T this week — proving once again that competition in the wireless market is for real, and it's a real benefit for consumers.The obvious question, of course: Which plan is better? Both of them certainly have their good points, but they're both also limited in a number of important ways. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More IDG Contributor Network: Why smartphone encryption has law enforcement feathers ruffled There's a downside to Android and iOS's privacy-enhancing encryption—it's going to be harder to catch criminals, police say. Read More 4G speeds increase as LTE-Advanced becomes more common Compatible smartphones will become cheaper and more plentiful Read More WHITE PAPER: Bitdefender The 6 Most Important Things to Know about VDI/DaaS Security New IT trends to support worker mobility – such as VDI and BYOD – are quickly gaining interest and adoption. But just as with any new trend, there are concerns and pitfalls to avoid. Download this paper to learn the most important considerations to keep in mind for your VDI project. Learn More What CES told us about this year's smartphone trends New products from LG and Asus highlight how smartphones will change inside and out Read More Hey Keith, what's cool at CES? (Part 1) Where Keith tries to answer the question he always gets after going to the consumer electronics trade show. Read More CES 2015: Why wireless smartphone charging might actually, seriously grow this year Consumers will soon start encountering wireless smartphone charging in their daily lives. Could that be what it takes to get them to start using it? Read More BlackBerry jumps into smartwatches with BBM on Android Wear devices BlackBerry demonstrated its Messenger application on Android Wear smartwatches at the International CES trade show. Read More Why software vendors should disclose their apps' bandwidth consumption Bandwidth is power, and it should be treated as such. Read More INSIDER Review: Salesforce has the right stuff for mobile development Salesforce1 Platform gives Salesforce developers at all skill levels good options for building mobile apps Read More
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