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	11 gadgets for the digital nomad These devices promise to transform a table in any coffee shop into a full-featured office workstation, yet are compact enough to fit into a travel bag. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Samsung Power your enterprise with our most powerful processor. Your office never really closes. Your team needs technology that keeps them productive. This is the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. Equipped with 3x more RAM than the iPhone 6* and our most powerful mobile processor ever, we have created a superior platform to keep you working as fast as business demands. Visit Samsung.com/Business-GalaxyS6-Edge to learn more In this Issue Are today's high-end smartphones too big for comfort? Someday your phone may stop an oncoming car Windows 10 Mobile may not reach as many phones as Microsoft hoped Sprint sees record low customer loss rate, but drops to 4th place behind T-Mobile Why the TripIt Pro plan is worth $49 a year Google boasts Android for Work success Newcomer Cyanogen looks to disrupt Android and iOS RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Traction See where tech opportunity is growing in Boston Calling all tech investors and IT buyers: Come to DEMO Traction Enterprise to see the 30 hottest growth companies with high-impact tech innovation. See product demos of startup tech in action. Get up to speed on trends in cloud, mobile, marketing, robots, enterprise & big data with product demos on stage and on display. Westin Waterfront Boston, Sept. 16. Register now and save Are today's high-end smartphones too big for comfort? Forget phablets. The latest flagship smartphones, such as the new Moto X Pure Edition, demand a reach that some of our hands can't, well, handle. Read More Someday your phone may stop an oncoming car Verizon is using a simulated city to develop a vehicle-to-pedestrian safety system Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Bimodal IT Is a Critical Capability for CIOs New Gartner research predicts that 75% of IT organizations will have a bimodal capability by 2017. Learn more about Gartner's predictions for common mistakes that CIOs will make and how to avoid them. Learn More Windows 10 Mobile may not reach as many phones as Microsoft hoped The free upgrade will require Microsoft's Lumia Denim update, which more than a third of U.S. Windows Phones don't have. Read More Sprint sees record low customer loss rate, but drops to 4th place behind T-Mobile Sprint announced on Tuesday its lowest rate of postpaid customer losses in its history, even as the company officially dropped a notch to fourth place, behind T-Mobile, among U.S. wireless carriers. Read More : Red Hat 7 Ways to Fast Track Private Cloud Infographic Download this informative infographic, for a depiction of of private cloud statistics, pitfalls and recommendations around how to avoid and overcome these impediments to a successful private cloud deployment. Learn More Why the TripIt Pro plan is worth $49 a year CIO.com reviewer James A. Martin hesitated in renewing his TripIt Pro plan — but the service almost immediately helped him save money on an upcoming flight. Read More Google boasts Android for Work success Android for Work, Google's answer for enterprise mobility management, has signed up 40 partners and more than 10,000 business customers since it launched less than five months ago. It's also gained broad support from the country's four largest wireless carriers. Read More Newcomer Cyanogen looks to disrupt Android and iOS Several versions of the Android OS for smartphones have appeared on the global stage in recent years. One version, Cyanogen OS, has gathered publicity as well as prominent investors --including Twitter, Qualcomm and Foxconn -- that could give it some staying power. Read More
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