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	3 hot Apple Watch deals on Black Friday & Cyber Monday Best Buy, Target and eBay want you to splurge for an Apple Watch for Black Friday 2015 or Cyber Monday 2015 Read More   WHITE PAPER: DocuSign Business at the Speed of Paper HR thought leaders are addressing goals to attract and retain the right talent by making sure key functions like hiring, on boarding, and benefits enrollment are streamlined and paper-free. Learn More In this Issue Aiming to be the Costco of tech research and consulting Five things you should know about unlicensed LTE Dell admits installing security hole on laptops, apologizes, offers fix INSIDER What you need to know about Windows 10's new upgrade New products of the week 11.23.15 RadioShack Lives! Black Friday 2015 tech deals revealed Cool Yule Tools for Play INSIDER IoT and the data-driven enterprise: How to dive into the data flood Cool Yule Tools for the Home Cool Yule Tools for Work Aerohive aims to enable the digital enterprise through Wi-Fi WHITE PAPER: Kony Inc Is Your App Development Process Collaborative? In modern application development environments, the word "project" no longer applies. Development teams are learning how valuable it is to welcome feedback from across the organization throughout the process. See how companies are reaping the rewards of an open, ongoing exchange of ideas. Learn More Aiming to be the Costco of tech research and consulting New research and consulting firm TechVision Research working with clients to sort out where identity management, security, mobility and more are headed. Read More   Five things you should know about unlicensed LTE Here are five things you should know about unlicensed LTE, the concept of sending 4G cell traffic over channels also used by Wi-Fi and other networks. Read More   Dell admits installing security hole on laptops, apologizes, offers fix Dell acknowledges a root certificate it installed on its laptops was a bad idea and is pushing a patch to permanently remove it.In a blog post company spokesperson Laura Thomas says eDellRoot was installed as a support tool to make it faster and easier for customers to service the devices. But some of those customers discovered the certificate and recognized it as a serious security threat.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   : RES Software How do you empower users while maximizing security? Learn more about how you can enable users to work where, when and how they prefer - all while securing those end points and centralizing visibility, audit trails and controls. Learn More   INSIDER What you need to know about Windows 10's new upgrade There's been a good deal of confusion about the just-released upgrade to Windows 10. It's been called by a variety of names, including Threshold 2, Fall Update, build 10586 and Windows 10 version 1511, and there's been a lot written about it -- but it may still be difficult to glean exactly what it is, what it does and how to get it.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More   New products of the week 11.23.15 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Watchguard and Extreme. Read More   RadioShack Lives! Black Friday 2015 tech deals revealed Despite the requiems and tributes issued last year for money-losing RadioShack as it appeared to be going down for good, the electronics retailer has emerged from bankruptcy protection and is now gearing up for Black Friday with a slew of deals. Read More   WEBCAST: VMware Don't Risk a Fragmented Mobility Strategy Business Mobility has widespread implications for how applications are built, how laptops are managed, and how industries transform core business processes. Discover how AirWatch solutions will shape the future of business mobility. Learn more. Cool Yule Tools for Play Editor's Note: For the past 16 years Network World has presented its picks of the geekiest, techiest or just plain coolest gadgets for holiday gift giving purposes. We've witnessed the birth of the smartphone, the dominance of the tablet and the shrinking size of the television (at least the depth, the width and height keeps getting better). We've seen robots, big and small, and every conceivable charger, phone case, travel widget, computer, printer and USB doohickey imaginable. So here we are in 2015 – halfway through the second decade of the new millennium (does anyone use that term anymore?). We live in a world of instant news and social recommendations via Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and countless other communication platforms. Most of your holiday shopping will be done this year online – whether it's Amazon and other mega-shopping sites, or just the online site of your favorite retailer, depending on whether they're offering free shipping or not. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are national holidays. There's so much stuff out there and so many ways to buy that stuff that it's no wonder that people freak out at the holidays.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More     INSIDER IoT and the data-driven enterprise: How to dive into the data flood It's an Internet of Things (IoT) world, with everything from heating systems to manufacturing control systems to RFID tags collecting data -- and if you're in an enterprise that data is coming your way, if it's not already there.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More   Cool Yule Tools for the Home Editor's Note: For the past 16 years Network World has presented its picks of the geekiest, techiest or just plain coolest gadgets for holiday gift giving purposes. We've witnessed the birth of the smartphone, the dominance of the tablet and the shrinking size of the television (at least the depth, the width and height keeps getting better). We've seen robots, big and small, and every conceivable charger, phone case, travel widget, computer, printer and USB doohickey imaginable. So here we are in 2015 – halfway through the second decade of the new millennium (does anyone use that term anymore?). We live in a world of instant news and social recommendations via Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and countless other communication platforms. Most of your holiday shopping will be done this year online – whether it's Amazon and other mega-shopping sites, or just the online site of your favorite retailer, depending on whether they're offering free shipping or not. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are national holidays. There's so much stuff out there and so many ways to buy that stuff that it's no wonder that people freak out at the holidays.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Cool Yule Tools for Work Editor's Note: For the past 16 years, Network World has presented our picks of the geekiest, techiest or just plain coolest gadgets for holiday gift giving purposes. We've witnessed the birth of the smartphone, the dominance of the tablet and the shrinking size of the television (at least the depth, the width and height keep getting better). We've seen robots, big and small, and every conceivable charger, phone case, travel widget, computer, printer and USB doohickey imaginable. So here we are in 2015 – halfway through the second decade of the new millennium (does anyone use that term anymore?). We live in a world of instant news and social recommendations via Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and countless other communication platforms. Most of your holiday shopping will be done online – whether it's Amazon and other mega-shopping sites, or just the online site of your favorite retailer, depending on whether they're offering free shipping or not. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are national holidays. There's so much stuff out there and so many ways to buy that stuff that it's no wonder people freak out at the holidays.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Aerohive aims to enable the digital enterprise through Wi-Fi Aerohive recently announced its new "Connected Enterprise Platform," which enables businesses to get more value out of Wi-Fi. Read More
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