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Computerworld Blogs Dec 31, 2015 Richi Jennings: iPhone 7 rumors: Apple goes waterproof, stripe-free, earlier release date These iPhone 7 rumors are unquenchable, despite Apple's traditional secrecy. As well as whispers about an earlier release date, we hear that the new shiny will be waterproof and will lose the oh-so-ugly antenna stripes... Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • John Brandon: My biggest tech predictions for 2016 • Michael Horowitz: When it comes to bugs, the Adobe Flash Players cup runneth over • Barbara Krasnoff: Lightweight traveling at CES • Sandra Henry-Stocker: Monkeying around on the bash command line in 2016 • Richi Jennings: Samsung Galaxy S7 rumored: 3 sizes, iris scanner, magnesium, panic! • John Brandon: 10 most innovative games of 2015 • Richi Jennings: FCC outs Google Glass Enterprise Edition: Glassholes celebrate • Ben Kepes: Enabling new business models, Persistent gets Bridgestone rolling on a new model • Richi Jennings: Apple iPhone to see LG/Samsung AMOLED glass -- "sources" (and tying shoes with math) eBook: IBM eBook: Forward Looking Business Intelligence This eBook discusses how to drive BI deeper into an organization with easier to use descriptive analytics solutions and how to transform an organization from being reactive to being pro-active. Read More ▶ John Brandon: My biggest tech predictions for 2016 We'll see some major advancements in technology next year -- here are the innovations I'm expecting will happen in 2016. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More ▶ Michael Horowitz: When it comes to bugs, the Adobe Flash Players cup runneth over A look at some stats on just how many bugs there have been in the Adobe Flash Player. Hint: lots. Read More ▶ Barbara Krasnoff: Lightweight traveling at CES Getting work done at a large trade show is never easy, especially if you don't (or can't) carry too much with you. Read More ▶ Sandra Henry-Stocker: Monkeying around on the bash command line in 2016 History and command line editing can be tricky, but 2016 is the year of the monkey. Maybe it's time to monkey around. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More ▶ Richi Jennings: Samsung Galaxy S7 rumored: 3 sizes, iris scanner, magnesium, panic! The Samsung Galaxy S7 rumors are flying -- like bluebottles around a two-day-old carcass. Our friends in South Korea hope the new range of flagship phones will reverse their flagging fortunes... Read More ▶ John Brandon: 10 most innovative games of 2015 Innovation takes many forms in the tech sector. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More ▶ Richi Jennings: FCC outs Google Glass Enterprise Edition: Glassholes celebrate Google Glass has merely been "resting" -- according to an FCC filing. But Google's Enterprise Edition of Glass will be aimed at business uses of the weirdo wearable, not the fabled "Glassholes" of yore... Read More ▶ Ben Kepes: Enabling new business models, Persistent gets Bridgestone rolling on a new model We often hear about the rise of new business models, it's always interesting to hear about how they're being applied to traditional sectors. 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