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	Are Americans Addicted to Mobile Banking? The number of laptop, smartphone, tablet and phablet owners who regularly use their gadgets for mobile banking is rising rapidly, according to a recent report. But the numbers don't add up, writes CIO.com's Al Sacco. Read More WEBCAST: Citrix Systems Building a User-Friendly, Secure Clinical Mobile Workspace In this webinar, hear how Southcoast Health System designed an integrated platform leveraging virtual desktop infrastructure and application virtualization to deliver its integrated EMR system plus a multitude of other critical applications as well as an enterprise mobility management solution to support their bring-your-own-device policies. Learn More In this Issue BlackBerry CEO's Desperate Comments Spotlight Severity of 'App Gap' How Mobile, Social Tech Elevate Enterprise Collaboration CES Mobile Apps Showdown Winner, uCiC, Needs More Users to be Useful Amazon ditches Wallet mobile payment service Google Preps for Wireless Services with T-Mo and Sprint 'Handle' iOS App Mercifully Merges Email, Calendars and Tasks What You Need to Know About Cablevision's 'Freewheel' Wi-Fi Phone Service T-Mobile Brings Back the Subsidy (Sort of) with Score Discount Program Uh Oh, Google, Here Comes Microsoft's HoloLens BlackBerry's Limited Edition Gold Passport Costs $900 : Venafi Gaps In SSH Security Create An Open Door For Attackers As an IT security leader, are you on top of SSH security for your organization? It's key to next-generation trust protection. Find out what Forrester reveals as gaps in that security—gaps that could put your organization in peril. Learn More BlackBerry CEO's Desperate Comments Spotlight Severity of 'App Gap' BlackBerry chief exec John Chen's recent comments on application and content neutrality come off as desperate, writes CIO.com's Al Sacco, and could represent a panicked reaction to the company's growing 'app gap' dilemma. Read More How Mobile, Social Tech Elevate Enterprise Collaboration Mobile and social technologies have the potential to vastly improve collaboration in the enterprise. However, they also represent a very real threat to CIOs and IT. Read More CES Mobile Apps Showdown Winner, uCiC, Needs More Users to be Useful Toronto-based Snapwise's social, location-aware app, uCiC, recently won best of show at the 2015 CES. CIO.com reviewer James A. Martin says the app is worthy of the award, but it needs significantly more users to be truly useful. Read More : Venafi Get Ready for PCI DSS v3 Deadlines Are you prepared for PCI DSS v3? The standard demands that IT security leaders have more visibility and security over keys and certificates. Find out what you need to know about next-generation trust protection to lock down your mobile environment. Learn More Amazon ditches Wallet mobile payment service The app let people store and use reward and loyalty cards for making purchases Read More Google Preps for Wireless Services with T-Mo and Sprint Google is prepping to offer its own wireless voice and data service over the networks of Sprint and T-Mobile -- a move likely to be markedly different from traditional virtual network operations. Read More 'Handle' iOS App Mercifully Merges Email, Calendars and Tasks Handle, a new, free iOS app for Gmail users, merges disparate tasks, email and calendar appointments, and it can help streamline your busy digital life. Read More WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Bridging the Gap Between Users and IT The BYOA trend is accelerating, as more users are ditching their current solution and introducing their own collaboration apps into the workplace, often without consulting IT. Read this study to learn four ways IT pros can regain control of collaboration. Learn More What You Need to Know About Cablevision's 'Freewheel' Wi-Fi Phone Service Cablevision's new 'Freewheel' wireless plan costs just $30 a month, and you get unlimited data, talk and text. Unfortunately, it only works with a specific device (for now) and when you're connected to a Wi-Fi network. Read More T-Mobile Brings Back the Subsidy (Sort of) with Score Discount Program For an extra $5 per month, subscribers can lock in discounts on future phones--while locking themselves in to a contract of sorts. Read More Uh Oh, Google, Here Comes Microsoft's HoloLens Less than a week after Google said that it would stop selling prototypes of its Glass wearable, Microsoft announced that it's coming out with its own computerized headset. Read More BlackBerry's Limited Edition Gold Passport Costs $900 BlackBerry today released a limited run of 50, $900 golden BlackBerry Passport devices. Read More
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