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ITworld Today Feb 19, 2016 These European mobile networks will block 'irrelevant' ads on customers' phones Two European mobile network operators are hoping to profit from mobile advertising -- by allowing customers to block irrelevant or excessive ads. But buyer beware: Blocking irrelevant advertising is just another way of saying advertising should be more targeted. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 10 best U.S. regions for social media jobs • Hardcore Hardware: Desktop-class GPU in a laptop? Yes! • 5 ways to keep employees in the loop • Video profile: Behind the scenes at Akamai • Cybersecurity whistleblowers: Get ready for more • Countdown to MWC 2016: Looking back at last year's best products and biggest letdowns • Npm Inc. explores foundation for JavaScript installer • A new Android banking trojan is also ransomware • ARM will skip modems for now, despite being a huge force in mobile • Ruckus says OpenG can make LTE work better indoors • PCWorld Show Episode 4: FBI vs. Apple, Microsoft's modular PC, and a Japanese PC supergroup • Google gets patents for advanced Glass and a driverless delivery truck • Apple re-issues iOS 9.2.1 to fix iPhones bricked by Error 53 White Paper: Entrance Consulting 7 Reasons to Migrate to Office 365 in 2016 Some companies are lagging behind when it comes to embracing enterprise-level cloud-based technology solutions. I'd like to make the case that 2016 is the time to leave upgrades and server maintenance behind, and embrace Microsoft Office 365. Read More ▶ 10 best U.S. regions for social media jobs The average social media job in 2016 doesn't pay as much as it did just one year ago, according to new salary data, but these 10 metropolitan areas offer the best wages for social media professionals. Read More ▶ Video Hardcore Hardware: Desktop-class GPU in a laptop? Yes! Here's proof you can now get desktop-class performance in a laptop. This MSI GT72S packs all the power of a desktop GeForce GTX 980 inside. Watch Now ▶ 5 ways to keep employees in the loop Business leaders and communications experts discuss how companies can ensure that employees stay informed. Read More ▶ Video profile: Behind the scenes at Akamai What's it like to work at this fast-growing content delivery and cloud services company? Computerworld checked out the scene at Akamai's Cambridge, Mass., headquarters. Read More ▶ Cybersecurity whistleblowers: Get ready for more Even though there aren't any laws on the books that specifically provide protection to cybersecurity whistleblowers, lawyers and experts say those protections exist when it comes to credible complaints. Whether they protect a whistleblower's career prospects is more dubious. Read More ▶ Countdown to MWC 2016: Looking back at last year's best products and biggest letdowns Here's some of the highlights from last year's show to get you revved and ready for what's in store in just a few days. Read More ▶ Npm Inc. explores foundation for JavaScript installer Developers who may hesitate to participate in a single company's technology may participate more if it's independent, Npm's founder hopes Read More ▶ A new Android banking trojan is also ransomware A new kind of Android malware can steal online banking credentials and hold a device's files hostage for ransom, delivering a particularly nasty one-two punch. Read More ▶ ARM will skip modems for now, despite being a huge force in mobile ARM has been adding a wealth of wireless technologies to its arsenal, but has no immediate plans to design a modem that could be put in mobile devices. Read More ▶ Ruckus says OpenG can make LTE work better indoors Ruckus Wireless wants to become an LTE network vendor, supplying gear for indoor networks that could belong to a service provider, an enterprise or a building owner. Read More ▶ Video PCWorld Show Episode 4: FBI vs. Apple, Microsoft's modular PC, and a Japanese PC supergroup This week we discuss the ramifications of the FBI's fight with Apple, a crazy modular desktop PC from Microsoft, and the possible rise of a new Japanese PC supergroup. Watch Now ▶ Google gets patents for advanced Glass and a driverless delivery truck Google was recently granted two U.S. patents, one for a more rugged and flexible version of its computerized eyewear, and another for an autonomous delivery truck. Read More ▶ Apple re-issues iOS 9.2.1 to fix iPhones bricked by Error 53 Apple today re-issued iOS 9.2.1 to fix the "Error 53" that crippled iPhones whose owners had replaced some parts themselves or had a third-party shop do repairs. Read More ▶ White Paper: Entrance Consulting Is SharePoint's Native Workflow Right for Me? When it comes to building workflows in SharePoint, try to live by this mantra: "configure only, don't code." Read More ▶

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