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	Samsung Galaxy S7 may be announced early, in January   Samsung is reportedly announcing in January its next Galaxy S7 smartphone, which would come in two processor versions: Premium and Sub-Premium. Read More   : Thinking Phone Networks   UC Security Measures: Ensuring Peace of Mind The decision to invest in new technology should never be taken lightly. From calculating ROI to anticipating and negotiating contracts and changes in infrastructure, there are a multitude of factors to consider when making the transition to a new or upgraded communication service. Learn More In this Issue Hands-on with the HTC One A9 FCC to probe Verizon, AT&T over contract lock-in Apple comes to controversial iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist's defense AT&T's single-number service for connected devices does the carrier a favor, too iOS 9 gets its first jailbreak, one month after release Here's how Windows 10 Mobile updates will work Quick iPhone 6S case review: Ballistic Tungsten Tough : 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 Hands-on with the HTC One A9 It looks like an iPhone, but it's really a mid-range Android phone in a pretty package. Read More   FCC to probe Verizon, AT&T over contract lock-in The FCC announced late last week that it would investigate Verizon, AT&T, CenturyLink and Frontier over highly strict service terms in wireline business service contracts, which critics say lock customers into their deals unfairly. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Meet Business Demands and Drive IT Innovation Your IT organization plays a strategic role in business operations. Line-of-business leaders expect you to deliver innovative new solutions that give the business a competitive advantage. What new solutions and offerings could you create if you had an agile, flexible IT infrastructure? Read Now Apple comes to controversial iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist's defense Since Apple released iOS 9 in mid-September for its iPhones and iPads one of the most talked about -- and maligned -- features has been a hard-to-find one dubbed Wi-Fi Assist. But Apple has been pretty quiet about the feature until this week. Read More   AT&T's single-number service for connected devices does the carrier a favor, too AT&T now has a way to use the same phone number for all your connected devices, a capability that could simplify some subscribers' lives but may have more to do with the carrier's own goals. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nasuni The State of Cloud Storage 2015 More than 50 percent of large enterprises reported using cloud services as an integral part of their infrastructure, and it is safe to say that cloud services are no longer just for early adopters. Download this report to find out how the major cloud storage providers rank. Learn More iOS 9 gets its first jailbreak, one month after release   A China-based team is the first to jailbreak iOS 9 – 28 days after the software's official release, the Pangu team announced that it had cracked the platform's security and made it possible for users to enjoy unfettered control over their devices. Read More   Here's how Windows 10 Mobile updates will work Microsoft will deliver Windows 10 Mobile updates itself, but with help from wireless carriers. Read More   Quick iPhone 6S case review: Ballistic Tungsten Tough   I risked carrying around my new iPhone 6S for a week before finally stopping by Best Buy to pick up a case: the Ballistic Tungsten Tough model. Read More
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