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CIO Mobile Sep 21, 2016 Verizon customers claim carrier overcharged for data More than 4,000 people from across the United States told a Cleveland newspaper that Verizon grossly overcharged them for data use, but the wireless carrier won't fix, or even acknowledge, the problem. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Smartwatches are big, pricey — and ugly • Settings in iOS 10: Every notable change you need to know • U.S. consumer agency issues official Note 7 recall • Is the Hasselblad True Zoom Moto Mod worth $300? • Got an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus? Do these 10 things first • How to tell if your Galaxy Note7 is safe to use • The iPhone 7's sleeper hit feature is its display • Comcast confirms plans for a Project Fi-like wireless service eGuide: Citrix Systems Managing Security and Third-Party Risk With every technology advance and business in-novation, the security professional's job descrip-tion gets bigger. Cloud and mobile computing have expanded the boundaries of what the enter-prise needs to protect, and third-party partners and supply chain vendors create additional threat exposure points for today's digital businesses. Read More ▶ Smartwatches are big, pricey — and ugly Most of the 1,500 survey respondents set a maximum of $200 for a smartwatch -- and nearly half haven't bought one yet. Read More ▶ Settings in iOS 10: Every notable change you need to know Once you upgrade to iOS 10, take some time to peruse the Settings app to tweak your device to your liking. Read More ▶ U.S. consumer agency issues official Note 7 recall The Consumer Product Safety Commission late Thursday issued an official recall for 1 million Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones. Read More ▶ Is the Hasselblad True Zoom Moto Mod worth $300? The new Hasselblad camera 'Mod' for Moto Z DROID smartphones is now available via Verizon and Motorola. This quick hands-on video review spotlights the expensive camera's strengths and limitations. Read More ▶ Got an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus? Do these 10 things first After you inhale that new-iPhone smell, follow this setup guide to be up and running faster than you can say A10 Fusion. Read More ▶ How to tell if your Galaxy Note7 is safe to use Samsung has created specific box markings and an IMEI lookup tool so you can tell if you have a non-explosive model. Read More ▶ The iPhone 7's sleeper hit feature is its display The iPhone 7 still has an LCD display, but it's better than most of the competition by far. Read More ▶ Comcast confirms plans for a Project Fi-like wireless service Comcast's version of Google Fi is coming in 2017 with Verizon network service as its fallback. Read More ▶ White Paper: Aruba, an HP Enterprise Company Access Controls and Visibility for Any Wired or Wireless Network To protect the enterprise, IT needs an adaptive security approach to make smart decisions about who (and what) can connect to the network. Learn how Adaptive Trust allows IT to make smarter decisions about who (and what) can connect to the network. Read More ▶ How to make hybrid cloud work The enterprise view of hybrid cloud is becoming clearer and more sophisticated than simply using cloud alongside existing on-premises IT. Here's what companies are doing now with hybrid cloud. ▶ Why Microsoft's Edge browser is missing its edge More than a year after its introduction, Edge remains underwhelming and a very much a work in progress. Our reviewer explains where it falls short. ▶

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