The 23 top Apple Watch apps you should get

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	The 23 top Apple Watch apps you should get With more than 2,200 Apple Watch apps already available, finding the best ones for new Watch owners isn't easy. Columnist Michael deAgonia did it so you don't have to. Read More WHITE PAPER: Axway 10 Best Practices for Thriving in an API World Read this white paper to discover what you should keep in mind when it comes to developing a solid API strategy for your enterprise. Learn More In this Issue Project Fi's winners and losers Microsoft hints at impending write-off of Nokia acquisition that could total billions OneTouch Idol 3 review: How good can a $250 smartphone be? Project Fi will help Google amass even more data about you How new haptics tech will move you KC's smart city 'Goldilocks' project bounds ahead Apple Watch construction makes internal upgrades unlikely Enterprise software vendors ready Apple Watch apps Wi-Fi client vulnerability could expose Android, Linux, BSD, other systems to attacks Salesforce for HR puts the focus on mobile and social capabilities Acer's new laptops, hybrids set tone for Windows 10-Chromebook battle RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AirWatch by VMware 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. Project Fi's winners and losers Project Fi, Google's Wi-Fi and cellular network service, can be described as low-cost, disruptive, cutting edge, tantalizing, confusing, even awesome. Here's a look at those who could gain from the new service, and those who could lose. Read More Microsoft hints at impending write-off of Nokia acquisition that could total billions Microsoft has signaled that it may take a massive write-off of its Nokia acquisition, perhaps as early as July. Read More OneTouch Idol 3 review: How good can a $250 smartphone be? With its biometric eye-scanning and reversible body, Alcatel's new Android phone is not your typical budget device. Read More Project Fi will help Google amass even more data about you As Google dives into the Wi-Fi and cellular network services business, some are wondering what the company is up to. Hint: It's all about the data. Read More How new haptics tech will move you The illusion of haptic vibrations is magnified when combined with other factors. Call it "haptics plus." Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Taking Your Enterprise Mobile: An Executive Checklist This white paper from Citrix provides a checklist to follow to ensure your company can embrace enterprise mobility securely. Learn More KC's smart city 'Goldilocks' project bounds ahead The largest smart city project in North America is moving closer to reality in Kansas City, Mo., mainly along a 2.2-mile streetcar line under construction through the downtown. Read More Apple Watch construction makes internal upgrades unlikely The construction of the Apple Watch will make in-place upgrades extremely difficult if not impossible, iFixit said. Read More Enterprise software vendors ready Apple Watch apps Microsoft and Good Technology are among the software vendors that have created business-focused apps for the smartwatch. Read More Wi-Fi client vulnerability could expose Android, Linux, BSD, other systems to attacks A serious flaw in a component that's used to authenticate clients on Wi-Fi networks could expose Android, Linux, BSD, and possibly Windows and Mac OS X systems to attacks. Read More Salesforce for HR puts the focus on mobile and social capabilities The CRM company's new HR offering is designed to help companies and employees connect Read More Acer's new laptops, hybrids set tone for Windows 10-Chromebook battle A heavyweight battle between Windows 10 laptops and Chromebooks is expected to break out later this year, and Acer will play on both sides with low-priced laptops and laptop-tablet hybrids. Read More
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