Hacker: 'Hundreds of thousands' of vehicles are at risk of attack

	Court rules that 'pocket-dialed' calls aren't private | Cell service at US airports varies from first class to middle-seat coach
	Computerworld Mobile/Wireless Computing
	Hacker: 'Hundreds of thousands' of vehicles are at risk of attack A hacker who was able to wirelessly gain access to a Jeep and control its vital functions said he could do the same with any number of vulnerable vehicles on the road today. Read More   In this Issue Court rules that 'pocket-dialed' calls aren't private Cell service at US airports varies from first class to middle-seat coach How to ditch the iOS 9 preview and go back to iOS 8 Qualcomm plans cuts, may spin off assets Who's gonna win the Apple Watch guesswork wars? Air Canada, National Grid sign up to use Apple, IBM mobile apps New York eases limits on Uber's growth Twitter will reconvene Flight conference for mobile developers Microsoft presses 'Send,' a mobile app for quick office communications Higher-end phones help Huawei rake in the cash ZTE fights off low-end stereotype with high-end Axon phone WEBCAST: Meridium Asset Performance Management View this on-demand webcast to learn how the proliferation of data from multiple sources is opening opportunities across other domains for it to extend its expertise and influence - to the benefit of the business. Learn More Court rules that 'pocket-dialed' calls aren't private A federal appeals court in Ohio has ruled that a person who accidentally "pocket dials" someone shouldn't expect any overheard conversation to be considered private. Read More   Cell service at US airports varies from first class to middle-seat coach Need something to watch on a flight? You can download an episode of your favorite show in less than a minute and a half on Verizon Wireless at Atlanta's airport or spend 13 hours doing the same over T-Mobile USA at Los Angeles International. Read More   How to ditch the iOS 9 preview and go back to iOS 8 For iPhone users who took the plunge into the iOS 9 beta program and have now decided they prefer the more stable iOS 8, there's good news. You can roll back your iPhone's operating system. Here's how. Read More   Qualcomm plans cuts, may spin off assets Qualcomm will cut costs of about $1.4 billion per year and consider selling assets as part of a company realignment. Read More   Who's gonna win the Apple Watch guesswork wars?   Wall Street's finest spreadsheet warriors have laid down their very best guesses on Apple Watch sales. Read More   WHITE PAPER: NexGen Storage   Maximize Your Business Value with NexGen Architecture Download now and learn how IT professionals can use NexGen storage architecture and software to simplify data priority assignment and management process. Learn More Air Canada, National Grid sign up to use Apple, IBM mobile apps More than 500 companies are running IBM apps on Apple mobile devices, Apple CFO Luca Maestri said on an earnings call. Read More   New York eases limits on Uber's growth It's probably safe to say goodbye to "de Blasio" mode in Uber's app in New York. Read More   Twitter will reconvene Flight conference for mobile developers Last year, Twitter sought to broaden the reach of its software by giving outside developers new tools at its first Flight conference. This year the company will try again, as the pressure on it to grow its user base has only increased. Read More   Microsoft presses 'Send,' a mobile app for quick office communications E-mail may still be the dominant tool for office communications in many companies, but Microsoft unveiled a mobile-minded alternative that's focused primarily on short, quick messages. Read More   Higher-end phones help Huawei rake in the cash   Huawei Technologies' shift to selling high-end smartphones is paying off. The more expensive devices helped almost double the company's handset revenue in this year's first half. Read More   ZTE fights off low-end stereotype with high-end Axon phone Chinese brands don't always command much attention in the U.S., so when ZTE teased its newest smartphone, the Axon, it initially didn't mention the company at all. Read More
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