Translating enterprise apps to mobile: Three companies' journeys

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	INSIDER Translating enterprise apps to mobile: Three companies' journeys Some companies are going whole-hog with mobile apps, including for some core line-of-business functions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Microsoft Corporation Enabling the New Era of Collaboration Globalization and the rise in mobile technology have forever changed the way we work. A UC platform can help navigate many types of communication with colleagues, partners and customers to get work done faster. Read Now! In this Issue FCC eyes Wi-Fi expansion, approves mobile signal boosting rules HTC One smartphone to have 'UltraPixel' camera and new Sense interface Operators set stage for international Wi-Fi roaming Barbara Krasnoff: HTC One smartphone: With a snazzy camera, improved audio and new interface, will it compete? Microsoft reopens 128GB Surface Pro online orders Canonical launches tablet interface to run on top of its OS ST-Ericsson puts next-gen LTE technology on new quad-core smartphone processor Sharon Machlis: This Siri competitor for Android can be trained - for a price MWC2013: Mobile hardware, application trends at upcoming Mobile World Congress Tizen 2.0 operating system released to developers LG lowers cost of LTE smartphones with Optimus F series JR Raphael: Get Google Voice alerts on your Android 4.2 lock screen Google updates Google Now, makes it more prominent on phones Rob Mitchell: One BYOD benefit is fewer broken phones Preston Gralla: Bill Gates: Microsoft's mobile strategy was "clearly a mistake" WEBCAST: VMware High Availability for Exchange Using VMware Find out how VMware can help organizations manage the Exchange environment, maximize computing resources and increase flexibility for lower costs and increased overall availability. View Now! FCC eyes Wi-Fi expansion, approves mobile signal boosting rules The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has taken the first step toward an expansion of the spectrum available for Wi-Fi, with the agency launching a rulemaking proceeding to open new parts of the 5GHz spectrum to unlicensed uses. Read More HTC One smartphone to have 'UltraPixel' camera and new Sense interface HTC announced its new flagship HTC One smartphone, which HTC Americas President Mike Woodward dubbed "the best phone ever made." Read More Operators set stage for international Wi-Fi roaming International roaming between carriers' Wi-Fi networks has come a step closer, with AT&T, Boingo Wireless, NTT DoCoMo and Orange completing network assessments as part of the Wireless Broadband Alliance's new interoperability program. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: HTC One smartphone: With a snazzy camera, improved audio and new interface, will it compete? HTC is obviously eager to make a splash with its latest Android phone, the HTC One, and it may just do that. Read More Microsoft reopens 128GB Surface Pro online orders Microsoft reopened online sales for the 128GB Surface Pro after nearly a week of stock outages, telling buyers that the tablets would ship in two to three weeks. Read More Canonical launches tablet interface to run on top of its OS Canonical has introduced the Ubuntu tablet interface, which will compete with Android, iOS and Windows with its own take on multitasking and advanced security features. The launch is the next step in Canonicals quest to unify phones, tablets, PCs and TVs. Read More ST-Ericsson puts next-gen LTE technology on new quad-core smartphone processor ST-Ericsson has cranked its forthcoming smartphone processor up to 3GHz. The quad-core NovaThor L8580 will include a PowerVR graphics processor and an LTE modem with support VoLTE (Voice over LTE) and next-generation LTE technology carrier aggregation. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc. Simplifying the Transition to Exchange 2010 Summers Labs relied on a bare-bones AS/AV product, until a plan for a complete infrastructure refresh opened the door to a more comprehensive solution. Read this case study to learn how a cloud-based email management solution greatly simplified the company's transition to Exchange 2010. Learn More. Sharon Machlis: This Siri competitor for Android can be trained - for a price Speaktoit Assistant launched a premium service that lets you customize its commands. Is it worth the money? Read More MWC2013: Mobile hardware, application trends at upcoming Mobile World Congress Nick Barber talks with IDC's mobile phone research manager Ramon Llamas about hardware and software trends at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Read More Tizen 2.0 operating system released to developers Tizen, the open-source project backed by Intel and Samsung Electronics, has released to software developers and device makers the software development kit and source code for a new version of its operating system. Read More LG lowers cost of LTE smartphones with Optimus F series LG Electronics launched the Optimus F5 and Optimus F7 smartphones, which will bring LTE to a "mass audience." Read More JR Raphael: Get Google Voice alerts on your Android 4.2 lock screen Wish you could see Google Voice info on your Android 4.2 lock screen? Thanks to a couple creative developers, there's now a way. Read More Google updates Google Now, makes it more prominent on phones Google is rolling out some enhancements to Google Now, a mobile app that gives Android users personalized information on the fly. The changes could help make the tool a bigger part of people's daily lives. Read More Rob Mitchell: One BYOD benefit is fewer broken phones A BYOD program at Kadlec Health System has lead to fewer broken phones. The good news: Users are taking greater care when they own the devices. The bad: The fear of having to deal with broken or lost phone issues on their own has many employees opting to keep to those company-issued BlackBerrys. Read More Preston Gralla: Bill Gates: Microsoft's mobile strategy was "clearly a mistake" Microsoft founder and chairman Bill Gates has admitted the obvious: Microsoft's beginning strategy for mobile phones was a failure. When asked why it failed, he had this to say: "That's too complicated." Read More
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