Google to freeze some Adobe Flash content starting Sept. 1

Computerworld Enterprise Apps August 31, 2015 Google to freeze some Adobe Flash content starting Sept. 1 Google will stop some Flash content from automatically playing starting Sept. 1, a move it decided on earlier this year to improve browser performance. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Google Container Engine: Could it be evil? 2. Power-user tips for the Chrome Android browser 3. Chrome muzzles auto-play audio 4. Bitglass Report: Microsoft Office 365 is disrupting the Google Apps disruptor 5. Apple to work with U.S. defense department on wearable tech 6. Egnyte gets all jiggy with Office 365. Integrations now table stakes. 7. Intel reveals big data's dirty little secret 8. Urgent, redefined 9. Crowd-sourced weather apps claim accuracy, but watch the sky anyway White Paper: M-Files, Inc. Simplicity On The Frontend - Sophistication On The Backend Optimize your ECM environment with this eBook—and extend beyond internal systems where valuable information resides and can be accessed and synced between various systems, without the duplication of content. Learn More Google Container Engine: Could it be evil? Google Container Engine is out of beta. The search-engine-cum-advertising-broker is also all about that containerization. But is Google's use of open-source projects such as Docker and Kubernetes *entirely* unselfish? READ MORE Power-user tips for the Chrome Android browser Video READ MORE Chrome muzzles auto-play audio Chrome will soon automatically silence any auto-played audio until that tab is explicitly brought to the foreground. READ MORE Bitglass Report: Microsoft Office 365 is disrupting the Google Apps disruptor Some would call it poetic justice, others a simple reflection of marketplace dynamics. Call it what you will, recent survey findings will have Microsoft execs rubbing their hands together in glee. From the IDG Contributor Network. READ MORE 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 Apple to work with U.S. defense department on wearable tech Apple and Hewlett-Packard, among other organizations, will develop flexible, thin sensors that could be placed on uniforms and in tight spaces on ships or aircraft. READ MORE Egnyte gets all jiggy with Office 365. Integrations now table stakes. Co-opetition is the name of the game today, and foes in one domain are partnering in others to bring benefits to customers. From the IDG Contributor Network. READ MORE Intel reveals big data's dirty little secret Companies are spending billions on tools and engineering to analyze big data, though many are hampered by one little problem: They still don't know what to do with all the data they collect. READ MORE Urgent, redefined Remote user submits a help-desk ticket over the weekend to get some software installed -- and it's flagged as urgent. READ MORE Crowd-sourced weather apps claim accuracy, but watch the sky anyway As weather apps proliferate, advocates say millions of smartphones and other devices are providing more accurate predictions than traditional models of forecasting. 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