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Computerworld Mobile/Wireless Computing Aug 02, 2016 First look: Samsung Galaxy Note7 adds enterprise features to a consumer phone Samsung's new Galaxy Note7 smartphone offers some impressive new security features along with an great new design and impressive specs. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Tablet shipments drop to three-year low in Q2 • Verizon aims to pump up its IoT presence with fleet-management buy • Meet OPPO, the fastest-growing smartphone brand in the world • Is it dumb to trust smart technology? • The Enterprise of Things: It's the back end that counts • 9 ultrabook add-ons to power up your portable PC • Uber is investing $500M in alternative to current maps like Google's • Pokemon Go now a go on Android smartphones with Intel chips • Backing up to the cloud? Read the fine print • Android Trojan SpyNote leaks on underground forums White Paper: IBM Corporation Best Practices for Mobile Application Lifecycle Management Mobile devices are now a reality in many organizations. Building on Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM), organizations are increasingly developing their own apps for specific job tasks. 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 ▶ Verizon aims to pump up its IoT presence with fleet-management buy Verizon Communications plans to buy cloud-computing-focused fleet management firm Fleetmatics Group, in a deal that will pump the telecom carrier's internet of things portfolio. Read More ▶ Meet OPPO, the fastest-growing smartphone brand in the world The fastest-growing smartphone maker globally — by far — is a little-known electronics company based in China called OPPO, which had 137% growth in the second quarter. Read More ▶ Is it dumb to trust smart technology? Automation is nice, but it doesn't mean you should hand over responsibility to the machines. Read More ▶ The Enterprise of Things: It's the back end that counts The real challenge companies face going forward is enabling the infrastructure to take advantage of the potential business improvements that EoT can bring. That's where 90% of the effort will be, and you need to get ready for it. Read More ▶ 9 ultrabook add-ons to power up your portable PC Whether you just bought a new ultraportable device, such as a MacBook or Surface Pro, and it's accessories you seek, or you're simply looking for some new toys to spiff up an older ultrabook, these nine peripherals will all complement your mobile device. Read More ▶ Uber is investing $500M in alternative to current maps like Google's Uber wants more information from mapping technologies, including more data on traffic patterns and precise pickup and dropoff locations. Read More ▶ Pokemon Go now a go on Android smartphones with Intel chips It took a while, but the hot Pokemon Go mobile game is now working on smartphones with Intel chips. Read More ▶ Backing up to the cloud? Read the fine print One reason to backup files is because they may get deleted by accident. If you are counting on a cloud backup service for this type of protection, read the fine print. Files deleted on your computer may be removed from the cloud backup too, after a period of time. Read More ▶ Android Trojan SpyNote leaks on underground forums A new and potent Android Trojan has been leaked on several underground forums, making it available for free to less resourceful cybercriminals who are now likely to use it in attacks. 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