Android Wear for iOS gives iPhone owners more smartwatch options

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	Android Wear for iOS gives iPhone owners more smartwatch options A new iOS app from Google lets iPhone owners see phone notifications on Android Wear smartwatches. It has a few drawbacks, but, overall, it's great news for Apple users who seek variety in watch styles. 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 Facebook's M blends AI assists with human help Google's Project Ara phone failed the drop test Report: Android-powered BlackBerry Venice coming to all four carriers in November Apple's deal with Cisco will lay out a red carpet for critical iOS apps 7 Android Marshmallow features Google 'borrowed' from iOS How Facebook engineers conquer elusive app memory leaks Android Wear for iOS gives iPhone owners more smartwatch options 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 Facebook's M blends AI assists with human help When it comes to questions asked online, which ones are best handled by a machine, and which ones require human intervention? Facebook thinks it can perform the triage with M, its new personal digital assistant. Read More Google's Project Ara phone failed the drop test Google has to find a new way to secure the modules in its modular phone known as Ara, because the device failed the drop test. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Is Your Mobile App Development Approach is a 'Huge Win?' If you're a CIO, or key decision maker with a significant hand in determining how your organization develops and manages mobile apps, this is the kind of thing you'd want to say about your development choice to the CEO – "it's been a huge investment win" -- and show it. Learn More Report: Android-powered BlackBerry Venice coming to all four carriers in November This is the most detailed leak yet about when you may be able to get your hands on this mystery device. Read More Apple's deal with Cisco will lay out a red carpet for critical iOS apps Cisco and Apple announced a deal to integrate iOS devices more tightly with enterprise networks and Cisco collaboration tools. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Leading Mobile Application Development Platforms There's no doubt that the market for Mobile Application Development Platforms (MADP) is evolving and can be confusing, which can make the selection of the right solution for your organization seem complex and perhaps even daunting. Learn More 7 Android Marshmallow features Google 'borrowed' from iOS Google's latest Android update includes a bunch of "new" features that iOS users have been enjoying for years. Read More How Facebook engineers conquer elusive app memory leaks Facebook reveals techniques it used to reduced the number of elusive memory errors that would crash its iOS app Read More Android Wear for iOS gives iPhone owners more smartwatch options A new iOS app from Google lets iPhone owners see phone notifications on Android Wear smartwatches. It has a few drawbacks, but, overall, it's great news for Apple users who seek variety in watch styles. Read More
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