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	10 Android apps developers will love From full-blown IDEs to essential resource utilities, these Android apps bring powerful programming features to phones and tablets Read More WHITE PAPER: Accellion Enterprise Mobility Management: A Data Security Checklist Secure file sharing, syncing and associated productivity requirements impose pressing technical and operational challenges on organizations. This document presents a checklist of features organizations should review when evaluating a data security solution as part of an enterprise mobility management strategy. Read now! In this Issue AT&T brings 'radical' network changes with SDN Stanford team tries for zippier Wi-Fi in crowded buildings Cisco patches flaws in routers, wireless LAN controllers Pre-installed malware found on new Android phones Preston Gralla: Windows tablet sales continue to tank -- can hybrids and Windroid save the day? Linux group could hasten 64-bit Android for ARM mobile devices U.S. says Sprint overcharged for spy aid Adobe adds Android version of Revel photo-editing app Research on bendable glass could lead to flexible mobile phones Luxurious driverless concept car includes 4K display, espresso machine JR Raphael: How to create custom Gmail alerts on any Android device RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Open Business Conference Open Business Conference - Cloud. Big Data. Mobile. Legal. Attend this conference and learn why Open Source has become ubiquitous in the Enterprise and in the business layer, as more and more organizations are reaping its considerable benefits, including speed, efficiency and cost savings. May 5-6, 2014, The Palace Hotel, San Francisco Click to continue AT&T brings 'radical' network changes with SDN AT&T is remaking its infrastructure as a 'user-defined network cloud' in the pursuit of greater flexibility, lower costs and faster response to user needs, the carrier's infrastructure chief said. Read More Stanford team tries for zippier Wi-Fi in crowded buildings Having lots of Wi-Fi networks packed into a condominium or apartment building can hurt everyone's wireless performance, but Stanford University researchers say they've found a way to turn crowding into an advantage. Read More Cisco patches flaws in routers, wireless LAN controllers Cisco Systems released new firmware versions for some of its small business routers and wireless LAN controllers in order to address vulnerabilities that could allow remote attackers to compromise the vulnerable devices or affect their availability. Read More Pre-installed malware found on new Android phones David Jevans, CTO and founder of Marble Security, recently received some bad feedback from a potential customer testing his company's product, which helps organizations manage and secure their mobile devices. "They basically said 'Your stuff doesn't work'," Jevans said. "It thinks Netflix is malicious." Read More Preston Gralla: Windows tablet sales continue to tank -- can hybrids and Windroid save the day? Microsoft hasn't gained any real ground in the tablet market -- Gartner says it had only a 2.1% market share in 2013. Can the growth of hybrids and possibly Windroid devices help give Microsoft the boost it needs? Read More WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Five Tips for Improving Customer Experience This paper conveys how the pressure to increase customer satisfaction metrics with less funding will increase as companies look for new ways to differentiate their services and reduce customer churn. Learn More. Learn More Linux group could hasten 64-bit Android for ARM mobile devices Linaro, the open-source development consortium for Linux on ARM architecture, is working on software, tools and drivers that could hasten the release of 64-bit Android. Read More U.S. says Sprint overcharged for spy aid Sprint has been sued in a federal court for allegedly overcharging federal law enforcement agencies for surveillance related services by over 50%. Read More Adobe adds Android version of Revel photo-editing app Adobe has made its Revel photo-app available for Android, allowing users to share and edit photos on their Android devices. Read More Research on bendable glass could lead to flexible mobile phones What if one day you accidentally step on your smartphone and instead of it shattering, it simply bends? Research underway at the Los Alamos National Lab could give consumers more durable smartphones, tablets and laptops. Read More Luxurious driverless concept car includes 4K display, espresso machine Swiss auto maker Rinspeed presented its vision for driverless cars in an example that makes road travel more like luxury business travel on airplanes. Read More JR Raphael: How to create custom Gmail alerts on any Android device Ever wish your phone could alert you when emails come in from certain people or with specific words in the subject? It can. Welcome to the world of custom Gmail alerts. Read More
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