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ITworld Today Jan 05, 2016 Video Smyle: A 'mouse' you can click with your, well, smile Perceptive Devices uses "smile tracking" as a way to interact with games and VR content. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Google fixes dangerous rooting vulnerabilities in Android • HP to ship Spectre X360 with OLED screen • ZigBee and Thread act to make their IoT smarts stack up • HP targets millennials with amped-up media features in mobile devices • Ford wants its vehicles to talk to DJI drones and Amazon Echo • Humanscale develops a Fitbit for your desk • A Batmobile, two drones and other sights from CES Day One • Watch Faraday Future unveil the crazy FFZero1 concept car • Faraday Future unveils its FFZero1 concept car White Paper: IBM Corporation Buyer's Guide to Mobile Application Platforms Good mobile app development requires more than a compelling user interface. In fact, the majority of the cost and effort happens behind the UI - the app testing, integration, security, quality assurance and ongoing management. Read More ▶ Google fixes dangerous rooting vulnerabilities in Android Google has fixed a new batch of vulnerabilities in Android that could allow hackers to take over devices remotely or through malicious applications. Read More ▶ HP to ship Spectre X360 with OLED screen HP will ship a Spectre X360 hybrid with an OLED display in the U.S. spring season. Read More ▶ ZigBee and Thread act to make their IoT smarts stack up Two pieces in the complicated puzzle of smart-home options will snap together later this year when the ZigBee Alliance starts certifying devices that use the Thread protocol for networking. Read More ▶ Video HP targets millennials with amped-up media features in mobile devices HP is hoping crisp displays and high end speakers will help laptops appeal to millenial buyers. Watch Now ▶ Ford wants its vehicles to talk to DJI drones and Amazon Echo Ford Motor is teaming with drone maker DJI to focus on vehicle-to-drone communications that can be used in emergency zones that are not accessible to ground vehicles, while also exploring technology that will link vehicles with smart home platforms like the Amazon Echo and Wink. Read More ▶ Video Humanscale develops a Fitbit for your desk Humanscale and Tome team up with a sensor that tells you when you need to get up and move—and when your favorite conference room may be full. Watch Now ▶ A Batmobile, two drones and other sights from CES Day One It's time for the electronics industry to make its annual pilgrimage to the Nevada desert for the CES show. Thousands of great products, and some questionable ones, debut at the show. Here's the pick from Monday. Read More ▶ Watch Faraday Future unveil the crazy FFZero1 concept car Faraday Future's FFZero1 concept car is certainly eye-catching. Its design was instantly likened to the Batmobile and it features a "UFO line" that the company says "is intended to give the sense that this vehicle is not completely of this world." Read More ▶ Video Faraday Future unveils its FFZero1 concept car The concept all-electric car will be available "in a couple of years." Watch Now ▶ White Paper: XO Communications Checklist: Evaluating Hosted PBX Providers This article features key questions to ask when evaluating Hosted PBX providers, and explains why these questions are critical in selecting the right Hosted PBX solution for your business. Read More ▶

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