Wireless competition heats up for CEOs

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	Wireless competition heats up, and so do changes in executive ranks   As competition heats up dramatically in the wireless industry, changes in the executive ranks are taking center stage. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Apperian Choose an Enterprise App Store Strategy In this research report Gartner outlines how organizations can optimally secure, distribute, and manage mobile applications for employees and contracted workers. Learn More In this Issue HTC One (M8) for Windows: Top hardware for Windows Phone fans INSIDER Five top Wi-Fi tips and tools California cell-phone ruling poses big BYOD challenge Samsung Gear S watch sports 3G, LG G Watch R gets curvy Surface Pro 3 isn't overheating but still needs a software fix Huawei abandons Windows Phone: 'We were losing money for two years' on it LG's G3 Stylus has low-res 5.5-inch display and 13-MP camera HTC ships Desire 510 with 64-bit processor Android Power's 3 favorite things for August 2014 IT Blogwatch: 13-inch iPad 'Pro' is incoming: Q1 release date : Sungard AS SunGard AS Cloud Security Digital Spotlight The scalability of cloud computing depends on sharing resources that were never shared before, creating a new set of risks and demanding a new set of security best practices. Read More HTC One (M8) for Windows: Top hardware for Windows Phone fans If there's a high-end Windows Phone in your future, the HTC One (M8) may be the one for you. Chock-full of power, designed beautifully and with Windows Phone 8.1 Update under the hood (including the Cortana personal assistant), this is the device that Windows Phone fans will want. Read More     INSIDER Five top Wi-Fi tips and tools Get more out of Wi-Fi when at home, in the office or on the road with these five great tips. Read More   California cell-phone ruling poses big BYOD challenge A recent California appellate court ruling could hurt efforts to implement bring-your-own-device policies nationwide. On Aug. 12, California's Second District Court of Appeal ruled that companies with employees in California must reimburse those employees for work-related voice calls on their personal cellphones. Read More   Samsung Gear S watch sports 3G, LG G Watch R gets curvy Samsung and LG have announced more smartwatches ahead of next week's IFA trade show in Berlin, with an emphasis on connectivity and curvy faces. Read More   Surface Pro 3 isn't overheating but still needs a software fix Microsoft said Tuesday it will issue an update for Surface Pro 3 tablets, a small number of which show an error indicating a temperature problem. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Box Five Ways Box Makes SharePoint Better This whitepaper describes the top five ways that businesses are adding mobility and collaboration to SharePoint with Box. This whitepaper describes the top five ways that businesses are adding mobility and collaboration to SharePoint with Box. Huawei abandons Windows Phone: 'We were losing money for two years' on it One more big phone maker has given up on Windows Phone. Huawei, the world's third-largest smartphone maker says that it will no longer release Windows Phone devices because it simply can't make any money on it. Where else can Microsoft turn? Read More   LG's G3 Stylus has low-res 5.5-inch display and 13-MP camera LG Electronics is hoping the pen-enabled G3 Stylus smartphone will attract budget buyers with its big screen and 13-megapixel camera. Read More   HTC ships Desire 510 with 64-bit processor HTC is hoping to make inroads in the low-end smartphone market with the 4G Desire 510, which has a new 64-bit capable Qualcomm processor. Read More   Android Power's 3 favorite things for August 2014 From powerful custom shortcuts to pleasingly pretty home screens, these three simple tools bring fresh functionality to any Android phone or tablet. Read More   IT Blogwatch: 13-inch iPad 'Pro' is incoming: Q1 release date Apple is (again) said to be readying a larger iPad. The 13-inch tablet is probably going to be aimed at business users and will feature split-screen multitasking. But some commentators think it's a bogus plan. So, all in all, it's just like the similar Samsung and Microsoft products then? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers replace the toner cartridges with magical Jony-Ive-pixie-dust. Read More
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