Apple-IBM partnership off to 'impressive' start

	BlackBerry's new Classic smartphone has a physical keyboard, sells for $449 | T-Mobile's new Data Stash plan doesn't let workers share data
	Computerworld Mobile/Wireless Computing
	Apple-IBM partnership off to 'impressive' start Apple and IBM kicked off their five-month-old partnership with an "impressive" 10-pack of focused mobile business apps catering to sectors ranging from financial to law enforcement. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Samsung Raising the Technology IQ in Education Smart printing solutions bridge the gap between printed & digital worlds in K-12 classrooms. Click to continue In this Issue BlackBerry's new Classic smartphone has a physical keyboard, sells for $449 T-Mobile's new Data Stash plan doesn't let workers share data Consumer agency sues Sprint over unauthorized charges Chinese Android phone maker hides secret backdoor on its devices Android Power's 3 favorite things for December 2014 Land Rover creates 'ghost car' for drivers to follow 4 top Android Wear watches: A hands-on guide 10 fitness trackers and GPS watches you can buy right now WHITE PAPER: OutSystems Why IT Struggles with Mobility This paper chronicles the adventures and misadventures of the enterprise mobile app journey based on our observations working with industry leaders who have weathered three years of pain to arrive at the same conclusions. Learn More BlackBerry's new Classic smartphone has a physical keyboard, sells for $449 BlackBerry officially launched its Classic smartphone with a qwerty physical keyboard and trackpad for $449, unlocked, in the U.S. The release comes amid continuing worries about the company's declining market share. Read More T-Mobile's new Data Stash plan doesn't let workers share data T-Mobile unveiled a monthly data rollover plan for consumers and business customers called "Data Stash," but the plan won't allow workers to share their data with others in a work group. Read More Consumer agency sues Sprint over unauthorized charges The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed a lawsuit accusing Sprint of illegally billing mobile customers for unauthorized third-party charges. Read More Chinese Android phone maker hides secret backdoor on its devices Chinese smartphone maker Coolpad has built an extensive "backdoor" into its Android devices that can track users, serve them unwanted advertisements and install unauthorized apps, a U.S. security firm alleged. Read More WHITE PAPER: OutSystems Mobile App Backlog New research conducted by Opinion Matters reveals that 85% of enterprises have a mobile app development backlog because they can't cope with business demands. With the average application taking anywhere between three and 12 months to get out the door, this slow approach to app development is resulting in competitive disadvantage. Learn More Android Power's 3 favorite things for December 2014 From a fresh take on the home screen to an inexpensive accessory that makes your phone more secure, this month's picks are oozing with Android-flavored awesomeness. Read More Land Rover creates 'ghost car' for drivers to follow The British car company is developing technology that would project an image of a car ahead of yours to follow as a navigation aid. Read More 4 top Android Wear watches: A hands-on guide So many watches, so little time! We compare four Android Wear watches -- Moto 360, LG G Watch R, Sony SmartWatch 3 and Asus ZenWatch -- in this real-world guide. Read More 10 fitness trackers and GPS watches you can buy right now Nowhere has the current explosion of wearable tech been more evident than in the fitness gadget market. Read More
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