The hottest wireless technology is now sound

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	The hottest wireless technology is now sound There's been a surge of innovations that harness sound waves to transmit data and do other creative things. Here's what's going on. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Samsung Smarter Document Workflows for the Next-Gen Business Seamlessly connect mobile devices & document management with the world's first Android-powered printer. Click to continue In this Issue T-Mobile to pay $90M for unauthorized charges on customers' bills Now on CIO: BlackBerry Classic review: A killer smartphone for keyboard lovers Blackberry reports falling revenue, but loss shrinks Microsoft helps boost Android, iOS app performance with offline access Driver's license app on a smartphone raises privacy issues Android power! 2014's top tips, tricks, and buying advice 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 T-Mobile to pay $90M for unauthorized charges on customers' bills T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million to settle a Federal Communications Commission suit that alleged it looked the other way while third parties charged T-Mobile subscribers for services they didn't want. Read More Now on CIO: BlackBerry Classic review: A killer smartphone for keyboard lovers The BlackBerry Classic is the best smartphone the company has ever released, but it's not going to lure away many iPhone or Android users, or significantly increase BlackBerry's market share. And that's just fine with BlackBerry. Here's why. Read More Blackberry reports falling revenue, but loss shrinks BlackBerry's revenue continued its dive in the three months to Nov. 29, but on Friday the company reported a smaller loss than a year earlier. Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Best Practices in Transforming a Legacy Network The explosion of mobile device use is testing the limits of legacy networks everywhere. In this webcast you will learn how Abilene Christian University meets the mobile access demands of 4500 University students, and 250,000 connections per day. Learn More Microsoft helps boost Android, iOS app performance with offline access Microsoft wants to help Android, iOS and Windows apps run offline as well as online, offering a way to improve app responsiveness and functionality when network coverage is bad or nonexistent. Read More Driver's license app on a smartphone raises privacy issues Iowa is poised to become the first state to offer a mobile app as an official driver's license that can be displayed to police officers and security personnel, but smartphones hold a lot more data than a plastic card. Read More Android power! 2014's top tips, tricks, and buying advice Hard to believe, but another year's almost behind us. And boy, has it been a busy one here in the world of Google mobile products. Read More
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