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CIO Mobile Nov 02, 2016 Why Samsung needs to release a new Note phone Samsung denies reports that it's planning to release another Note smartphone, but it would be a major misstep for the company to do away with what is perhaps its most important smartphone brand. Here's why. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • T-Mobile's Google Pixel offer has 2 hidden gotchas (updated) • Why you should buy Apple's Nike smartwatch instead of Watch Series 2 • 4 can't-miss, must-have gadgets and apps of fall 2016 • Apple's MacBook Pro price hikes bolster iPad Pro-as-PC argument • Apple's new MacBook Pros stink for gaming • Messaging and collaboration tools are most valuable enterprise apps • 10 ways to make sure your remote workers are being safe • Samsung to invest $1 billion in Austin plant to make mobile chips White Paper: IBM Corporation The Forrester Wave: Big Data NoSQL, Q3 2016 The demand for databases is on the rise as organizations build next-generation business applications. NoSQL offers enterprise architecture (EA) pros new choices to store, process, and access new data formats, deliver extreme web-scale, and lower data management costs. This report details Forrester's about how each vendor fulfills our criteria and where they stand in relation to each other to help EA. Read More ▶ T-Mobile's Google Pixel offer has 2 hidden gotchas (updated) T-Mobile says it will give customers $325 if they bring their own Google Pixel phones to its network. The deal sounds solid, but there are at least two things you need to know before you opt in. Read More ▶ Why you should buy Apple's Nike smartwatch instead of Watch Series 2 The Apple Watch Nike+ has all of the same features as the standard Apple Watch Series 2, plus a few extras for runners. The Nike version of Apple's smartwatch is also both easy on the eyes and easy to use, but it may not be a good fit for serious marathoners. Read More ▶ 4 can't-miss, must-have gadgets and apps of fall 2016 We pick our favorite gadgets and mobile apps from the many reviewed on CIO.com during the past three months. These products — from Fitbit, Amazon, Apple and Next Issue Media — all deserve a look. Read More ▶ Apple's MacBook Pro price hikes bolster iPad Pro-as-PC argument Apple has made the case that the iPad Pro, whether the 9.7-in. tablet or its larger 12.9-in. sibling, is a more-than-adequate replacement for a personal computer for some buyers. Read More ▶ Apple's new MacBook Pros stink for gaming The new MacBook Pros may come with a cool TouchBar but don't expect to play your favorite games at the highest screen resolution. Read More ▶ Messaging and collaboration tools are most valuable enterprise apps More and more companies use enterprise-specific mobile apps to boost operational efficiency, according to a new report, and if your organization isn't, you're at a competitive disadvantage. Read More ▶ 10 ways to make sure your remote workers are being safe Wombat Security Technologies recommends remote employees follow these 10 best practices to shore up security for their organizations — and themselves. Read More ▶ Samsung to invest $1 billion in Austin plant to make mobile chips Samsung is ramping up mobile chip manufacturing by investing $1 billion in an Austin, Texas, factory. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Corporation The Forrester Wave: Mobile Development Platforms, Q4 2016 Mobile experiences are the baseline for modern digital interactions. Customers expect your company to appropriately meet their mobile moments with an application that evolves with their needs. And employee demands for mobile are not far behind. Read this report to learn more. Read More ▶ 5 strategies to reboot your IT career Whether you cut your teeth on Unix and AIX or you tire of doing the necessary but thankless tasks that come with keeping the lights on and the datacenter humming, there's still time to reinvent yourself. Here's how. ▶ 12 hardware and software vulnerabilities you should address now Hardware and software that live past their end-of-life dates pose serious risks to organizations. Find out which assets you should update, upgrade or replace ASAP. ▶ Got 15 minutes? Take the 2017 Salary Survey and enter to win $500 Computerworld's annual salary survey shines a bright light on IT compensation. The more respondents, the better the results will be – and participants can enter a drawing to win 1 of 3 $500 American Express gift checks. Take the 2017 IT Salary Survey. ▶

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