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	Hands on with the new Samsung Galaxy Note5 Samsung's new Galaxy Note5 is packed with top-of-the-line productivity features and is much better-looking than the last Note smartphone. However, it's not perfect and our first look at the 'phablet 'reveals a number shortcomings. Read More WHITE PAPER: Exceed Group How to Dramatically Reduce International Cellular Fees Clients' bills were showing thousands of dollars per month for international services, and not a single person had traveled outside the U.S. in several months. Learn More In this Issue Hands on with the new Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ Apple Pay now works with AmEx Corporate Cards Samsung's new wireless charge pad powers up your phone faster, if… Why the iPhone 6C will be a big hit Vail's mobile app helps you avoid long lift lines Hydrogen-powered iPhone 6 lasts a week without recharging Good riddance to bad U.S. wireless service contracts Wireless network tests prove competition boosts quality of U.S. carriers The cloud gets mobile apps moving RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Traction Calling all investors and IT buyers in Boston! Come to DEMO Traction Enterprise in Boston to see 30 growth startups take our stage and present their tech in front of our panel of judges. Get insight into new tech trends. Connect with founders, innovators and partners. Learn new tech adoption strategies from the leaders of American Airlines, McDonald's, Hadoop, Spark Capital and more. Westin Waterfront Boston, Sept. 16. Register now and save Hands on with the new Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ The new Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 'phablet' packs a ton of top-of-the-line features and functionality, and it's a great-looking smartphone. However, based on first impressions, it also has a few notable shortcomings. Read More Apple Pay now works with AmEx Corporate Cards American Express last week added Apple Pay support to its U.S. corporate cards, so business travelers can now take advantage of the security safeguards built into Apple's contactless payment system while they're on the road. Read More Samsung's new wireless charge pad powers up your phone faster, if… The updated Samsung Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad is designed for use with the company's new two smartphones, and it offers a faster charging speed for compatible devices. However, it's also more expensive. Read More WHITE PAPER: JAMF Software Mac in Business: 5 Things IT Leaders Should Know With the global success of iPhone and iPad, many businesses are now embracing Mac computers in their organizations. Check out this Enterprise Brief and learn why more and more business users and IT staff are seeing why the Mac is a smart fit for their organization. Learn More Why the iPhone 6C will be a big hit Not everybody wants or needs a big screen iPhone. Read More Vail's mobile app helps you avoid long lift lines A new feature in Vail Resorts' free EpicMix mobile app shows skiers and snowboarders the wait times at lifts and helps them plan their routes. Read More Hydrogen-powered iPhone 6 lasts a week without recharging A British tech firm has developed a hydrogen fuel cell for smartphones that can last a week without recharging. Read More : Lenovo An IT Survival Guide: Tales of the Unbelievable Things like gravity, rain, and walking are too much for some users to process when it comes to proper care of technology. But there is a whole different category of unexplained phenomena - even more unpredictable in nature - which also seems to plague certain users, at least based on their personal accounts. Learn More Good riddance to bad U.S. wireless service contracts Verizon and Sprint recently joined T-Mobile in the movement to kill wireless service contracts, and AT&T is likely to follow in the near future. For most consumers, that's a good thing, but a lack of contracts means you'll pay more for new smartphones. Read More Wireless network tests prove competition boosts quality of U.S. carriers Verizon and AT&T topped the latest U.S. wireless network rankings, and they're neck and neck when it comes to service, but Sprint and T-Mobile made significant gains and are catching up to their larger rivals. Read More The cloud gets mobile apps moving There's an increasing push behind enterprises using the cloud to accelerate and ease app development. Read More
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