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	4 ways to navigate Facebook's new mobile profiles   Facebook's redesign of mobile profiles include looping profile videos, temporary profile pictures and new privacy controls. Here's a look at how these features work. 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 Google announces two Nexus phones, Android 6.0 Apple's new strategy for fighting off Android, retaining customers Apple's Cook looks to grow its $25 billion enterprise business Worries mount over upcoming LTE-U deployments hurting Wi-Fi As Microsoft focuses on mobile, Windows 10 will be key Apple iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist: Threat, Menace or Neither? The best new features of the iPhone 6s Sprint's unlimited data plan is getting more expensive Mobile device management has become alphabet soup : MoreDirect eGude: Endpoint Trends In this eGuide, Computerworld, Network World, and InfoWorld look at some of the latest trends in mobile endpoint management and protection. Read on to learn how to safely and effectively enable mobile endpoints in your organization. Learn More Google announces two Nexus phones, Android 6.0 The ability to separate work and personal apps and services -- known as containerization -- is now built into the OS. Read More   Apple's new strategy for fighting off Android, retaining customers With the release of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, Apple's new one-year upgrade plan serves as an "iPhone as a Service" plan that could help keep its customers from defecting to Android. Read More   Apple's Cook looks to grow its $25 billion enterprise business During a keynote address in San Francisco yesterday, Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed the company's recent focus on the enterprise, and suggested that modern businesses can do much more with mobility than simple messaging and browsing. 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 Worries mount over upcoming LTE-U deployments hurting Wi-Fi Despite the assurances of its inventors, there's an ominous lack of proof that LTE-U technology won't muck up current Wi-Fi deployments, experts say. Read More   As Microsoft focuses on mobile, Windows 10 will be key Windows 10 -- and the fate of Microsoft's smartphones -- will be front and center at the company's Tuesday event. Read More   Apple iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist: Threat, Menace or Neither? The web has practically been clogged this week with posts providing tips about Apple's new iOS 9 mobile operating system: Good thing Apple added Wi-Fi Assist to make sure you're on the best connection possible to read all that stuff. Or maybe not. Read More   : Thinking Phone Networks   4 Steps to Prepare for the Modern, Mobile Workforce The old, traditional office is becoming obsolete. There is a new way of work, and it is mobile, decentralized, and less rigid. To meet the needs of this evolving trend, businesses need to embrace robust unified communications solutions, or else risk falling behind their competitors. Learn More The best new features of the iPhone 6s Here's how to get started with the best new features on the iPhone 6s: 3D Touch, Live Photos and 4K Video. Read More   Sprint's unlimited data plan is getting more expensive   Little more than a year after it was first introduced, Sprint is increasing the price of its $60 unlimited talk, text, and data plan. Read More   Mobile device management has become alphabet soup The BYOD movement, once looked on as the holy grail of employee satisfaction and IT mobile device security, is increasingly being supplanted by a number of options – such as COBO, CYOD, COPE – that draw a thicker line between personal and business uses. Read More
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