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Microsoft scraps 'Windows-first' practice, puts Office on iPad

  Nadella unveils mobile managment suite for iPad, and eventually Android | Payment card security revamp becoming chip vs. PIN tussle

 
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Microsoft scraps 'Windows-first' practice, puts Office on iPad before Surface
As expected, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella today hosted a press conference where the company unveiled Office for iPad, breaking with its past practice of protecting Windows by first launching software on its own operating system. Read More
 


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Nadella unveils mobile managment suite for iPad, and eventually Android
Along with Office on the iPad, Microsoft Thursday released a comprehensive Enterprise Mobility Suite for managing and securing mobile devices, mobile applications and user identity and access -- all from the cloud. Read More
 

Payment card security revamp becoming chip vs. PIN tussle
Industry efforts to shore up payment card security after the massive data breach at Target appear to be devolving into a battle over chip vs. PIN technology between retailers and credit card companies. Read More
 

$160 smartphone offers glimpse into LTE's future
The $160 price for U.K. carrier EE's smartphone Kestrel without a contract gives a glimpse of a future with low-cost LTE devices, and is also an aggressive move by Qualcomm as competition in the chipset sector increases. Read More
 

On eve of expected Office for iPad, some remain skeptical
Although rumors have pegged today as the day when Microsoft will announce a long-awaited Office for iPad, some remain skeptical that the company will actually pull the trigger. Read More
 

Video: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint come to iPad
The company made the announcement at a press conference in San Francisco that was webcast Thursday and hosted by Satya Nadella, Microsoft's newly appointed CEO. Read More
 

NASA's humanoid robot to get a leg up on space station
  A pair of robotic legs will be heading to the International Space Station. That's right. Robot legs. Read More
 

Cross-industry IoT group pushes for gear that works together
Five IT and equipment companies have formed a group to drive standards for the so-called Internet of Things, a network that would feed data back and forth between computers and all kinds of industrial gear. Read More
 

Turkey blocks YouTube in 'desperate and depressing move'
The Turkish government has followed through on a threat to block YouTube from within its borders. Read More
 


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Google, Facebook, others join to upgrade MySQL
Facebook has joined a number of other Internet services heavyweights, such as Google and LinkedIn, to better equip the MySQL relational database management system for large- scale work. Read More
 

Intel makes 'significant' investment in Hadoop company Cloudera
Intel is investing in distributed computing software company Cloudera as it looks to tune more software to its x86 processors. Read More
 

Cisco fixes denial-of-service flaws in IOS software for networking devices
Cisco Systems released security updates for its IOS software used on routers, switches and other networking gear in order to fix seven vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to impact the performance of affected devices or force them to reboot. Read More
 

Microsoft accepted PR backlash to protect IP in Kibkalo leak
Microsoft had no choice but to bite the bullet and take the inevitable public relations backlash stemming from last week's disclosure that it accessed a customer's Hotmail account, an expert in corporate messaging and public relations said. Read More
 

Fire hazard forces Lenovo recall of ThinkPad batteries
  Lenovo is recalling certain ThinkPad battery packs that could be a fire hazard due to overheating, which could ultimately also lead to computer damage. Read More
 

China calls US spying actions 'hypocrisy,' plans to beef up security
China's Ministry of National Defense blasted the U.S. over recent allegations that it spied on Huawei Technologies, and said it plans to shore up the nation's Internet security in response. Read More
 

Jonny Evans: Office for iPad marks end of the platform wars
Microsoft's purported plan to launch Office for iPad today is a bigger deal than you thought. Read More
 

JR Raphael: Hands on: HTC One Dot View -- who knew a case could be so cool?
HTC has created an innovative and unusual case for its new One (M8) phone -- and it's as interesting for its function as it is for its appearance. Read More
 

Preston Gralla: The Windows Apocalypse: Here's why Microsoft is releasing Office for the iPad
If you're confused why Microsoft is releasing Office for the iPad, look no further than Gartner's latest survey, which finds that PC sales will continue to plummet, while tablets continue to skyrocket. And there's no end in sight Read More
 

 

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