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CIO Mobile Aug 03, 2016 7 surprises in the Galaxy Note 7 The new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone is available via presale this week. Here's a detailed breakdown of the most notable new features in Samsung's latest phablet phone. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 6 things you'll love about the Moto Z Droids — and 6 you won't • Kill a smartphone password with a scan of your eye • Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 • Pokémon Go developer sued over gamers seeking to enter private property • Zagat restaurant app for iOS gets major makover • Tablet shipments drop to three-year low in Q2 • Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary Update is rolling out, but not to phones—yet White Paper: Okta Top 5 Reasons to Automate Identity Lifecycle Cloud-first, mobile-first organizations are seeing huge benefits from taking a more distributed approach to IT. Business units are given more freedom to evaluate and select SaaS applications that will enable efficiency and growth. Users are given more freedom to use the devices that make them the most productive. Read More ▶ 6 things you'll love about the Moto Z Droids — and 6 you won't The new Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Droid Force are now available from Verizon and Motorola. They're some of the strongest Android phones on the market. Should you buy one? These 12 pros and cons could make or break your decision. Read More ▶ Kill a smartphone password with a scan of your eye The hardware and software to make iris scanning a key feature is now in place for smartphones and PCs. Read More ▶ Video Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 The Galaxy Note 7 is not a major improvement over its predecessor, but it offers so much more than other smartphones in its pricing class. Watch Now ▶ Pokémon Go developer sued over gamers seeking to enter private property A lawsuit in a federal court raises the ticklish issue of whether a company can be hauled to court because its augmented reality game places coveted fantasy creatures and in-game benefits in private property without permission. Read More ▶ Zagat restaurant app for iOS gets major makover Google acquired restaurant-rating service Zagat in 2011, and it has essentially been MIA ever since. But Zagat is back with a useful new iOS app and simpler rating system foodies will love. Read More ▶ Tablet shipments drop to three-year low in Q2 Tablet shipments reached their lowest point in three years in the second quarter of 2016. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary Update is rolling out, but not to phones—yet Microsoft reveals that Windows 10 Mobile phone owners will have to wait for the Anniversary Update. Read More ▶ White Paper: 8x8 Inc Why Cloud is Always Less Expensive There is a misperception out there that cloud is more expensive. It is a common error and is largely a result of applying premises-based best-practices when comparing solution alternatives. Because standard TCO studies often fail to properly value key strengths of cloud-delivered services, they can lead decision-makers astray. But if the TCO approach is wrong, then what's right? Read More ▶ 8 noteworthy improvements in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update You have lots of good stuff to look forward to in the next major release of Windows 10. Here are the highlights. ▶ How to decide when to buy software and when to build it Every company may be a software company now, but that doesn't mean you have to build it all yourself. When can you buy the same standard apps your competitors use? Why should you invest in building your own? And when you do build, how little code can you get away with? We explain. ▶

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