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ITworld Today May 03, 2016 Robots at your service While some of us wait patiently for a real-life version of the housekeeper from The Jetsons, today's "working robots" are taking on a surprising variety of tasks, as evidenced by this collection of recent photos provided by Reuters. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • New products of the week 5.2.16 • 14% off Fitbit Charge HR Wireless Activity Wristband - Deal Alert • Dell plus EMC has a name: Dell Technologies • EMC World kicks off with cloud backup and cheaper flash arrays • Appellate court ruling will make a lot more work for Web designers • Why you need DRM for your documents • The IoT company behind the curtain • 3 features that would make the iPhone 7 truly innovative • Solar shift: Falling costs make owning better than leasing • Hot products at Interop 2016 • AngularBeans brings together Angular and Java for Web dev • Intel's Atom architecture to live on despite smartphone chip cancellations • Can Oracle buy its way into the cloud? White Paper: IBM Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse and Data Management Solutions for Analytics: ITworld White Paper Disruption is accelerating in this market, with more demand for broad solutions that address multiple types of data and offer distributed processing and repository options. Read More ▶ New products of the week 5.2.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Dell and IBM. Read More ▶ 14% off Fitbit Charge HR Wireless Activity Wristband - Deal Alert The highly rated fitness tracker is currently on sale. Save $21 and buy the Fitbit Charge HR for $128.71. Read More ▶ Dell plus EMC has a name: Dell Technologies Dell's planned US$67 billion acquisition of EMC will create a broad collection of businesses called Dell Technologies. Read More ▶ EMC World kicks off with cloud backup and cheaper flash arrays EMC is kicking off its EMC World user conference with a new backup offering and a storage array priced for mid-sized enterprises. Read More ▶ Appellate court ruling will make a lot more work for Web designers The decision from a case involving a company's method of presenting its terms and conditions is otherwise fairly meaningless. Read More ▶ Why you need DRM for your documents From protecting merger discussions to everyday document management, enterprise DRM is a mature, mainstream enterprise technology. So why aren't more companies using it? Read More ▶ The IoT company behind the curtain Greenwave Chief Scientist Jim Hunter explores the promise of the Internet of Things – and the challenges it still faces. Read More ▶ Video 3 features that would make the iPhone 7 truly innovative The iPhone 7 doesn't have to be mind-blowing to get us excited for an upgrade. Watch Now ▶ Solar shift: Falling costs make owning better than leasing The costs of consumer and small business-grade solar systems have dropped significantly in recent years, sparking a move away from leasing the systems to outright purchases so owners can reap the financial benefits. Read More ▶ Hot products at Interop 2016 The 30th version running this week in Las Vegas features a trade show with more than 160 vendors displaying their wares and where its interoperability mission ventures far outside the show's signature InteropNet Demo Lab. This year it is focused on promoting interoperability among Internet of Things devices, a category of gear unheard of that first year. Read More ▶ AngularBeans brings together Angular and Java for Web dev AngularBeans 2 will accommodate Angular's own next-generation upgrade and add container support Read More ▶ Intel's Atom architecture to live on despite smartphone chip cancellations Intel's Atom processor architecture will live on despite the recent cancellation of next-generation smartphone chips. Read More ▶ Can Oracle buy its way into the cloud? It wasn't so long ago that Oracle dismissed cloud computing as "gibberish." Today, it's singing a different tune. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Embracing Analytics as a Competitive Strategy for a Midmarket Organization: ITworld White Paper The use of analytics will define the successful midmarket business of the next decade, just as it will define the successful larger organization in this information age. Read More ▶

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