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CIO Mobile Jan 27, 2016 Review: 5 prepaid mobile hotspots fire up business travel Fed up with mediocre Wi-Fi on the road? For not-so-frequent travelers, a pay-as-you-go personal hotspot might be the answer. We put five to the test. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Here's where Microsoft is going with mobile • Android and the enterprise 2016 - old versions remain a big security risk • AT&T's latest business discount is a 2-for-1 smartphone deal • MetroPCS courts Sprint customers with deep discounts and free phones • 10 texting habits you need to break • Verizon vows to build the first 5G network in the US • Microsoft beefs up its Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 • Report: Instead of releasing an iPhone 6c, Apple will upgrade the iPhone 5se White Paper: CDW Building an Effective Mobile Policy A growing number of organizations are realizing the benefits of mobile devices, including increased productivity, enhanced efficiency and speedier response times. Read More ▶ Here's where Microsoft is going with mobile Getting its software onto every possible platform was only step one for Microsoft. Here's what the company likely has in mind for its next mobile move. Read More ▶ Android and the enterprise 2016 - old versions remain a big security risk Large numbers of out-of-date Android devices are being allowed to access enterprise networks Read More ▶ AT&T's latest business discount is a 2-for-1 smartphone deal AT&T announced aggressive discounts on new smartphones and devices, including a 2-for-1 smartphone offer for business customers. Read More ▶ MetroPCS courts Sprint customers with deep discounts and free phones T-Mobile and its MetroPCS subsidiary took a shot at Sprint this week with a new promotion designed to steal customers. The deal won't be right for everyone, but it's a reminder that consumers have more options than just the 'Big Four' carriers. Read More ▶ 10 texting habits you need to break By the time you figure texting out, texting will be obsolete. Read More ▶ Verizon vows to build the first 5G network in the US Verizon says it will have the first 5G network in the U.S., a promise it probably can't fulfill until 2020 but will start working at this year. Read More ▶ Microsoft beefs up its Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 Microsoft today announced new high-powered 1TB versions of its Surface Book and Surface Pro 4, along with a gold Surface Pen. The company also announced a recall for AC power cord adapters for a slew of its Surface Pro devices. Read More ▶ Report: Instead of releasing an iPhone 6c, Apple will upgrade the iPhone 5se Apple is releasing a new mini iPhone this Spring, but reports say it could be an upgraded version of the 4-inch iPhone 5s with curved edges and Live Photos. Read More ▶ White Paper: CDW Bundle Up With Managed Tablet Subscriptions IT organizations have accepted the inevitability of mobile computing. As a business driver, mobility's challenges are far outweighed by the advantages gained when employees can conduct business wherever they are, whenever they want. Read More ▶

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