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CIO Mobile Nov 23, 2016 Why an iPhone could cost double under Trump Would you pay $1,300 for an iPhone that was made entirely in America? Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Is the speedy Surface Book i7 too expensive for IT? • 32 IFTTT applets to help you handle the holidays • Holiday shopping by mobile phone? Beware fake apps and bad Wi-Fi hotspots • Facebook's latest experiment: Helping you find free Wi-Fi hotspots • Apple's exit from wireless routers will have consequences • What we talk about when we talk about 5G wireless • Apple offers to repair iPhone 6 Plus devices with 'touch disease' eGuide: Citrix Systems eGuide: A Mobile Security Strategy for Your Workforce The mobile workforce is here to stay, but many IT organizations still lack a mobile security strategy that comprises both PCs and mobile devices-and the applications and data on those devices. As one of our writer's asks, what are these enterprises waiting for? Read More ▶ Is the speedy Surface Book i7 too expensive for IT? Microsoft announced an updated version of its Surface Book last month, dubbing it the Performance Base model. It brings blazing fast performance and improved graphics, but is it worth the high price tag for businesses? Read More ▶ 32 IFTTT applets to help you handle the holidays Whether you're an 'If This, Then That' pro or a first-timer, these 32 must-use 'recipes' or 'applets' can ease the burden of holiday shopping, backup all your celebratory photos, auto-send tidings of good joy, help you stay healthy and even squirrel away some cash. Read More ▶ Holiday shopping by mobile phone? Beware fake apps and bad Wi-Fi hotspots The smartphone risk is higher this year than in 2015. There are more active cyber criminals and many more shoppers using smartphones to find products and make purchases, either via Wi-Fi in stores or online in other locations. Read More ▶ Facebook's latest experiment: Helping you find free Wi-Fi hotspots Facebook may soon help you find the closest public Wi-Fi access point with a new feature in its mobile app. Read More ▶ Apple's exit from wireless routers will have consequences Apple's exit from some fringe businesses -- external displays and more recently, wireless routers -- could have larger consequences. Read More ▶ What we talk about when we talk about 5G wireless An FAQ on the next big thing in wireless technology: 5G. Read More ▶ Apple offers to repair iPhone 6 Plus devices with 'touch disease' Apple is offering to repair at a reduced price iPhone 6 Plus smartphones with display flickering or multi-touch issues. Read More ▶ eBook: Ping Identity Corporation Ultimate Guide to Customer IAM Enterprise IAM solutions aren't built to handle customer IAM requirements. If access is not seamless and secure you risk them going to a competitor. To help you decide on and implement the right solution for your organization, this guide will put you on the right path. Read More ▶ 8 tips for managing without authority When it comes to managing indirect reports, there's no substitute for experience. Here's how two project management veterans have found success. ▶ How to reduce Windows 10's on-disk footprint Over time, as Windows 10 is patched repeatedly, installer files can become outdated or orphaned and occupy a lot of disk space. Two utilities can help with that. ▶ Ready for action: 6 big ideas in digital transformation This 49-page report features advice from IT executives at the U.S. Postal Service, Hunter Douglas, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Nationwide Insurance and more for using digital technologies to become more agile, more flexible and more profitable. Purchase the report here. ▶

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