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	Why HTC put Windows on its M8 smartphone While the M8 has been widely praised as a quality Android device, its emergence on the Windows Phone platform has left some questioning why HTC would rely on that OS, especially with a recent report showing Windows Phone's market share has slipped to 2.5% of the market. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Securing BYOD Mobile computing is becoming so ubiquitous that people no longer bat an eye seeing someone working two devices simultaneously. Individuals and organizations are responding to the capabilities and flexibility that mobile devices provide. 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Here's our countdown. Read More Darlene Storm: New attacks secretly use smartphone cameras, speakers and microphones Do you regard your smartphone cameras, speakers or microphone as a security threat? You might after learning about covert sound-based and camera-based attacks that were presented at the 8th USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT). Read More : Aerohive Navigating the New Wireless Landscape Wireless LAN controllers are about to become obsolete—a fate sealed by the advent of 802.11ac. This KnowledgeVault is packed with informative short videos, webcasts and white papers that show how you can capitalize on this emerging trend. View Now>> Barbara Krasnoff: One phone, two flavors: Android or Windows Phone. The start of a new trend? The HTC One (M8) for Windows is the first time that a phone is available for two completely different operating systems. Read More Preston Gralla: Is the Windows-based HP Stream 14 a Chromebook killer? Microsoft may have the answer to the Chromebook surge: An under-$200 laptop from HP with full-on Windows 8.1, a 14-inch screen, and 100 GB of free cloud-base storage. Will this be the machine that kills off Chromebooks? Read More Coming soon: No-name tablets priced under $35 Generic Android tablets with 7-inch screens and quad-core chips that deliver decent performance could soon sell for under $35. Read More Verizon is tops in network performance, reliability, speed in 2014 tests Verizon Wireless beat out the other three national carriers for overall network performance, reliability and speed in the first half of 2014, according to an analysis by RootMetrics released Tuesday. Read More AT&T to get the M8 for Windows, too; it's not just Verizon Less than a day after the HTC One (M8) for Windows went on sale "exclusively" on Verizon Wireless, AT&T also said it will carry the new smartphone, too. 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