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	Top 3 Google I/O Reveals Video Read More : Dell Inc. Data Security: Protecting the Endpoint Infographic Bring your own device and mobile computing are growing rapidly, but companies are not doing enough to protect their users, data, and networks from an equally fast-growing array of cyberthreats. View now In this Issue 7 things Google is doing to please developers At Google I/O, the Internet of Things gets a new OS Apple vulnerability could allow firmware modifications, researcher says Apple's tech support thrashes competition, whether in-store or over the phone New iOS tools help Android developers -- and Google Google I/O Sights and Sounds Why Apple is developing artificial intelligence Google I/O lowers expectations with Photo announcement -- and not much else Windows takes early lead over Android in Cherry Trail tablet fight Google's Android M to include Android Pay, faster charging and Doze power management Microsoft bets Windows is the future of Android : NexGen Storage How Hybrid Flash Array Helps Businesses Do More With Less Download the case study now and see how BridgePay built a competitive advantage and scaled transactions by 500% in the same storage footprint using some of the most advanced and differentiated technology available today. Learn More 7 things Google is doing to please developers At its I/O keynote, Google did its best to get developers excited about building apps for Android with new tools and money-making schemes. But Google is also expanding support for developers who'd rather create iOS apps. Read More At Google I/O, the Internet of Things gets a new OS Google is moving deeper into the world of the Internet of Things, announcing a new operating system -- Brillo -- as well as a communications layer at its Google I/O developer conference. Read More Apple vulnerability could allow firmware modifications, researcher says Older Apple systems unlock the firmware after a computer goes to sleep. Read More Apple's tech support thrashes competition, whether in-store or over the phone Apple again took the top prize in Consumer Reports' survey of technical support providers, thumping rival PC makers by a large margin and edging out third-party local support. Read More New iOS tools help Android developers -- and Google At its annual I/O developers conference this week, Google announced important initiatives to expand its support for iOS and for the developers that build iOS apps. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. What to Consider Before Deploying New Laptops Older PCs are a risk due to outdated OSs and the lack of robust hardware-based security. This Cheat Sheet paper discusses the points you should consider when selecting notebooks and laptops for your mobile and remote workforce. View Now Google I/O Sights and Sounds Video Read More Why Apple is developing artificial intelligence Once you accept that Apple is developing in-car intelligence then you already accept it is developing artificial intelligence. Read More Google I/O lowers expectations with Photo announcement -- and not much else Yesterday, bloggers that were hardy enough to endure long lines, torture by Pong, and a Neverending Story length cartoon intro, were eventually rewarded... Read More Windows takes early lead over Android in Cherry Trail tablet fight More Windows devices with Intel's Atom chips code-named Cherry Trail were announced this week, giving the Microsoft OS an early lead over Android Read More Google's Android M to include Android Pay, faster charging and Doze power management Google gave a glimpse of a variety of new features coming to its next-generation operating system, dubbed Android M, during a keynote at Google I/O. Read More Microsoft bets Windows is the future of Android Microsoft planning to port Windows to Android devices? Read More
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