Google pushes Android devices into the enterprise

	New images and video offer more clues about Samsung's Galaxy S6 | Google to buy mobile wallet technology from Softcard
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	Google pushes Android devices into the enterprise Google announced a new program called Android for Work, which is designed to enable businesses to bring more devices onboard by adding security and more manageability to the Android platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 10 Essentials for Secure EMM This white paper highlights 10 key points encompassing security, user experience, IT operations and BYOD to help your organization realize the full benefits of mobility. Learn more In this Issue New images and video offer more clues about Samsung's Galaxy S6 Google to buy mobile wallet technology from Softcard First look: The new Moto E -- a better, still affordable phone Rating the mobile payment options Motorola's latest Moto E is a more powerful LTE smartphone Gemalto now says spies didn't get mobile phone encryption keys Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT Flash drives in mobile devices set for speed boost with new standard IBM brings location awareness to MobileFirst apps Samsung, SKT to demonstrate 7.5Gbps wireless data next week RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Airwatch Unified Endpoint Management from AirWatch by VMware AirWatch® provides a single pane of glass to consistently manage all device types and operating systems from a central console. This gives users anytime anywhere access to enterprise resources regardless of their endpoint. Start managing your organization's smart phones, tablets, and laptops in a single console with AirWatch. New images and video offer more clues about Samsung's Galaxy S6 With less than a week left until the event at which Samsung Electronics is expected to launch the Galaxy S6, two new images and a video of the company's next high-end smartphone seem to confirm its name and the presence of a curved screen. Read More Google to buy mobile wallet technology from Softcard Google has reached a deal with three big U.S. wireless carriers to acquire "technology and capabilities" from Softcard, a competing mobile wallet app developed jointly by the carriers. Read More First look: The new Moto E -- a better, still affordable phone Motorola's new Moto E smartphone adds a front-facing camera, additional storage, a larger display and Android Lollipop. Read More Rating the mobile payment options How does the security of 3 mag-stripe credit card alternatives stack up? Read More Motorola's latest Moto E is a more powerful LTE smartphone Motorola Mobility's new Moto E has LTE and a more powerful processor than its predecessor, but users will also have to make do with a low-resolution front camera that doesn't measure up to ones offered on competing products. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems NSS Labs Brief -- Cyber Resilience It's not about the 98 percent you catch, it's about the 2 percent you miss. Not every attack can be prevented, but with a cyber-resilience program, damage can be mitigated or avoided altogether. Learn more now by reading NSS Labs Analyst Brief – Cyber Resilience. Learn more >> Gemalto now says spies didn't get mobile phone encryption keys SIM card maker Gemalto has dismissed recent reports that U.K. and U.S. spies obtained encryption keys protecting millions of mobile phones by hacking its network. Read More Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT Bluetooth backers plan to give the technology a way to form mesh networks, dramatically extending its range and its role in the Internet of Things. Read More Flash drives in mobile devices set for speed boost with new standard Flash drives in mobile devices are set to become faster and secure with a new standard approved by the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association. Read More IBM brings location awareness to MobileFirst apps Enterprise apps built with IBM's MobileFirst management and development platform can now be made more aware of their surroundings. Read More Samsung, SKT to demonstrate 7.5Gbps wireless data next week Samsung Electronics and South Korean mobile operator SK Telecom plan to demonstrate next week research into future "5G" wireless and data transmission at 7.55Gbps. Read More
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