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CIO Mobile Apr 27, 2016 Next big thing in smartphones might be small Early smartphones were huge, so manufacturers scrambled to shrink them. Then came the phablet movement. In the future, phone size won't be the focus and the emphasis will shift to internal improvements and additions. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • T-Mobile cashes in big time at AT&T's expense • 3 things you need to know about today's popular messaging apps • LinkedIn Students app helps graduates get gigs • Top 10 mobile apps for business executives • LG G5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S7: Which one is right for you? • For the remotest IoT gear, cellular and satellite are coming together • What the Google I/O schedule tells us about the future of Android • Facebook's rumored camera app sounds like a Snapchat-Periscope hybrid • Microsoft launches two-for-one Lumia phone deal to slash excess inventory White Paper: CDW Corporation Case Study: Dover Federal Credit Union When cloud solutions automate crucial tasks such as software and firmware updates, they ensure that an organization is getting full benefit from the solution's features and that security vulnerabilities are addressed promptly. Read More ▶ T-Mobile cashes in big time at AT&T's expense T-Mobile, the self-styled 'Uncarrier,' definitely isn't unprofitable, and it delivered solid first quarter 2016 results at the expense of rival AT&T. Read More ▶ 3 things you need to know about today's popular messaging apps Modern messaging apps do so much more than just send messages, and many are now hubs for a variety of activities. Here are three things you should know about Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, iMessage and other popular message apps. Read More ▶ LinkedIn Students app helps graduates get gigs Students and recent graduates are LinkedIn's fastest-growing audience, and the company this week released a new app that's designed to ease the post-college job search process. Read More ▶ Top 10 mobile apps for business executives Anyone with a smartphone or tablet knows that a good app can make life easier -- and business executives are no exception. These are the top 10 consumer apps that business people turn to for day-to-day productivity. Read More ▶ LG G5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S7: Which one is right for you? Having trouble choosing between two of this year's biggest flagships? Let us help. Read More ▶ For the remotest IoT gear, cellular and satellite are coming together AT&T and satellite integration company Globecomm joined hands on Monday to let enterprises buy and manage both cellular and satellite connectivity from AT&T. Read More ▶ What the Google I/O schedule tells us about the future of Android Google will push Android into virtual and augmented reality while nudging developers to embrace Material Design and lightweight apps. Read More ▶ Facebook's rumored camera app sounds like a Snapchat-Periscope hybrid Facebook wants another shot at spontaneous photo and video sharing with a standalone camera app. Read More ▶ Microsoft launches two-for-one Lumia phone deal to slash excess inventory Microsoft will toss in a free Lumia 950 when customers buy a $649 unlocked top-tier Lumia 950 XL. Read More ▶ White Paper: CDW Corporation NBASE-T Helps Enterprises Meet Growing Mobility Demands on the Network As life becomes increasingly digital, the need for mobility keeps growing. As a result, businesses need more Wi-Fi. Read More ▶ What makes a vendor relationship work? In this free report from the CIO Executive Council, IT leaders identify the most important characteristics of a strategic vendor and reveal how they handle vendor management to produce the best results. Download the report now! ▶ How data science helps Purdue predict student success Most people know that a student who does well in a class would likely do well in another class, but could you predict whether a student would succeed based on how many times they logged into the campus network? Learn more! ▶

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