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	iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Killer camera on the way? Apple’s confirmed-but-not-confirmed acquisition this past week of Israeli camera maker LinX has iPhone 7 watchers wishing, begging and hoping that the next great smartphone will incorporate advanced photo-taking technologies. Read More WEBCAST: IBM IBM Demo on Exceptiona​l Customer Experience​s This demo highlights how a fictional company, Greenwell Financial, used IBM's Digital Experience platform to create market-leading customer experiences. The demo highlights new features coming in the platform, such as renditions, plus new integrations, such as with Brightcove, IBM Interact Learn More>> In this Issue Fave Raves: 34 tech pros share favorite IT products 8 cloud companies to watch following MONSTER funding week Google's Project Loon close to launching thosands of balloons INSIDER IT pros in retail are sold on these 6 products FCC moves toward 'historic' spectrum sharing plan Spec showdown: Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. Huawei P8 MIT researchers develop wearable thumbnail-mounted wireless controller INSIDER How to monitor Wi-Fi traffic on Android devices Size matters in mobile, but Nokia may find bigger isn't better IDG Contributor Network: Bad cell service? Just start your own telco Aerohive targets education with 802.11ac access point release Indoor Atlas: Smartphones can navigate inside buildings using magnetic fields Ruckus first to roll out enterprise 802.11ac Wave 2 AP INSIDER Review: Gigabit Wi-Fi access points for SMBs Techiest college commencement speakers of 2015 WEBCAST: Citrix | HP Mobility: The Game-Changer for your Organization IDG Research shows a majority of companies (59 percent) allow their employees to do work using their own devices either away from their office or at work. In this webcast, hear from two experts on how to make some critical decisions about optimizing your mobile workforce. Learn More Fave Raves: 34 tech pros share favorite IT products Fave Raves 2015We asked, and IT pros answered. Their favorite tech products keep people productive and enterprise assets running safely and efficiently. Check out the must-haves.SEE ALSO: Security pros name their must-have tools | Go-to storage and disaster recovery products | IT pros in retail are sold on these 6 products | Tech pros' favorite tools increase IT efficiency | To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More 8 cloud companies to watch following MONSTER funding week Investors this week poured at least $350 million into cloud computing companies focused on everything from security to Hadoop clusters to industry-specific apps.Funding of cloud computing companies is showing no sign of abating this year. A few weeks back we rounded up 5 other cloud companies that scored a combined $175 million from investors. And last week, Silicon Slopes, Utah’s Domo, whose 5-years-under-wraps cloud-based business intelligence technology was finally formally announced, said it had closed Series D funding of $200 million, bringing its total valuation to around $2 billion. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Google's Project Loon close to launching thosands of balloons Google says it’s Project Loon is close to being able to produce and launch thousands of balloons to provide Internet access from the sky.Such a number would be required to provide reliable Internet access to users in remote areas that are currently unserved by terrestrial networks, said Mike Cassidy, the Google engineer in charge of the project, in a video posted Friday.The ambitious project has been underway for a couple of years and involves beaming down LTE cellular signals to handsets on the ground from balloons thousands of feet in the air, well above the altitude that passenger jets fly.“At first it would take us 3 or 4 days to tape together a balloon,” Cassidy says in the video. “Today, through our own manufacturing facility, the automated systems can get a balloon produced in just a few hours. We’re getting close to the point where we can roll out thousands of balloons.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER IT pros in retail are sold on these 6 products Giant spikes in traffic and transactions created problems for DailyLook, an online fashion brand that distinguishes itself by styling complete outfits for shoppers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More FCC moves toward 'historic' spectrum sharing plan Commissioners vote to open up 3.5GHz spectrum band to commercial use in the coming years Read More WHITE PAPER: RES Software 5 Truths about Securing Digital Workspaces The friction between the demand for user enablement and the need for security must be reconciled with a user-centric approach to IT security, instead of traditional device-centric approaches. Get your straightforward blueprint for keeping security in pace with a fast-evolving digital work environment. Learn More Spec showdown: Samsung Galaxy S6 vs. Huawei P8 The Chinese company hopes to make a dent in Samsung's sales with its latest smartphone Read More MIT researchers develop wearable thumbnail-mounted wireless controller Researchers at MIT have come up with a novel way to interact with wireless devices – a miniaturized trackpad so small that it can be stuck onto a user's thumbnail. Read More INSIDER How to monitor Wi-Fi traffic on Android devices With these sniffer apps, instead of having to run captures on your bulky laptop, you can walk around with your Android tablet or phone tucked away in your pocket. Read More Size matters in mobile, but Nokia may find bigger isn't better Nokia's plan to buy Alcatel-Lucent would create a huge mobile networks maker Read More IDG Contributor Network: Bad cell service? Just start your own telco GSM spectrum is getting assigned to community use in some places. Read More WHITE PAPER: RES Software Are You Equipped to Win the Latest Battle Facing IT? Today's digital workers are threatening to leave IT in the proverbial technology dust. But enterprise IT departments don't need to be the underdog. Equip yourself to face your IT challenges head on. Get your Enterprise IT Challenges vs. People-Centric IT as a Service infographic. Learn More Aerohive targets education with 802.11ac access point release Aerohive Networks today announced the availability of the AP130, the company's latest wireless access point to target educational institutions as customers. Read More Indoor Atlas: Smartphones can navigate inside buildings using magnetic fields Navigating outdoors is easy with GPS and when augmented augmented by WiFi the the accuracy and availability of geolocation increase significantly … until you step inside a building.Once you’re inside and there’s no GPS signal WiFi geolocation might give you a rough fix though usually you’re effectively “off the grid.” But knowing where you are inside a structure can be crucial in large factories or office buildings. It may also be crucial for others to be able to locate you.If you want to build an app that’s capable for geolocation within a building you should take a look at Indoor Atlas, an SDK for iOS and Android, which uses magnetometer data from your smartphone and cloud-based mapping data to locate you to within 2 meters or less in real time.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Ruckus first to roll out enterprise 802.11ac Wave 2 AP Ruckus ZoneFlex R710 WiFi access point boasts multi-antenna technology. Read More INSIDER Review: Gigabit Wi-Fi access points for SMBs This time around, we're testing three new entrants to Gigabit Wi-Fi access point market. Cisco, D-Link, Edimax deliver impressive speeds, solid management tools. Read More Techiest college commencement speakers of 2015 Commencement speakersColleges and universities across the country have begun touting their Class of 2015 commencement speakers, including some of the biggest names in the technology industry. The tech industry has been well represented over the years, with everyone from Steve Jobs (Stanford, 2005) to Bill Gates (Harvard, 2007) sharing words of wisdom. Here’s a look at who will be speaking in 2015. (LOOK BACK at 2014’s top techie commencement speakers)To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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