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Computerworld First Look Jan 02, 2018 The best Android apps for organizing your life From projects to places and to-do lists to travel, these Android apps will help you organize all the important areas of your life. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Will Google kill Chrome OS and Android in 2018? • Get 3 Years of NordVPN Service for Just $2.75 Per Month - Holiday Deal Alert • The rise of virtual assistants in the office • How Microsoft can win the upcoming collaboration wars • Tech luminaries we lost in 2017 • Apple makes its intent on the battery fiasco clear. And not in the way it wanted. • Woody Leonhard: High-demand tasks for the Surface Book 2 swamp a plugged-in battery White Paper: Salesforce.com Anatomy of a Mobile App: 8 Steps to Building Great Mobile Apps What is your organization's approach to mobile? Are your teams effectively addressing all 8 key steps to building a mobile app? This primer takes you through the basics of every mobile app to help execute your mobile strategy. Read More ▶ Will Google kill Chrome OS and Android in 2018? The rumor mill says Google is working on an operating system to replace both Chrome and Android. Does that make any sense? Read More ▶ DealPost Get 3 Years of NordVPN Service for Just $2.75 Per Month - Holiday Deal Alert Safeguard yourself against snoops, and access blocked content with this no-log VPN service. NordVPN is just $2.75 per month for 3 years, if you sign up right now. Read More ▶ The rise of virtual assistants in the office Between Apple's Siri, Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa, the workplace is getting rather chatty. Expect that trend to continue in 2018, but don't count on voice-activated assistants to tackle just any task. Read More ▶ How Microsoft can win the upcoming collaboration wars Its product lineup is confusing at best, but it could still come to dominate this emerging market. Read More ▶ Tech luminaries we lost in 2017 Whether they developed programming languages, carbon nanotubes, data classification systems, video games, or the Internet itself, these 12 men and women are among the tech luminaries we lost in 2017. Their legacies, however, live on. Read More ▶ Apple makes its intent on the battery fiasco clear. And not in the way it wanted. What Apple did not choose to say is far more illuminating than what it did say. Read More ▶ Woody Leonhard: High-demand tasks for the Surface Book 2 swamp a plugged-in battery In a surprising, and disappointing, demo from Digital Trends, a plugged-in Surface Book 2 running common but demanding tasks shows battery drain. Read More ▶ White Paper: Salesforce.com HBR Custom Thought Leadership Content -- Closing the Customer Experience Gap There is broad agreement in the executive and management ranks that customer experience is a key competitive differentiator today. Companies of all sizes and across all industries see the strategic significance of superior customer experience expanding in the future. Read More ▶ Nominate an organization for Computerworld's 2018 Best Places to Work in IT list Is your company a great place to work in IT? Computerworld's annual listing of Best Places to Work in IT showcases the organizations that excel at keeping their employees engaged and loyal with compensation, training and access to hot technologies. Nominations for the 2018 list are open, so what are you waiting for? Nominate an organization now! ▶ Subscribe to Computerworld First Look Sign up for our popular tech newsletter. You'll get Computerworld's top stories, first thing in the morning. We deliver breaking news and in-depth features on topics like Windows 10 and enterprise mobility, as well as authoritative analyses of moves made by tech companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, IBM and HP. Sign up now ▶ Subscribe to CSO Update Sign up for CSO's thrice-weekly roundup of features, news, tips and analysis on security awareness delivered to your inbox. Sign up now ▶

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