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CIO Mobile Dec 21, 2016 T-Mobile DIRECTV NOW deal is full of gotchas The 'Un-carrier' continues to roll out offers that sound too good to be true ... until you read the fine print. T-Mobile's latest DIRECTV Now ploy is an all-out insult to AT&T. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Apple AirPods review: Nope, they don't fall out • Mobile banking trojans adopt ransomware features • 3 worthy wearables that could replace your Fitbit • Apple's new TV app has some sad shortcomings • Cutting the cord: GM tests wireless car chargers for EVs, self-driving cars • BlackBerry counts on cars to reverse decline in revenue • Lost an AirPod? It'll be $69 to replace it • Fitbit vows to keep Pebble smartwatches running through 2017 • There may be more Samsung Galaxy Note7s still in use than LG V20s Video/Webcast: EMA Analyst Research Orchestrating Digital Workspaces in a Multi-Device World Join Steve Brasen, research director at leading IT analyst firm Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), live on January 19th @ 2PM EDT/ 11AM PDT to discover the results from primary, survey-based research on current endpoint utilization and workspace requirements, as well as get a pragmatic guide to on-boarding a digital workspace solution Read More ▶ Video Apple AirPods review: Nope, they don't fall out The AirPods sound great, work well, and stay put—we put them to the headbanging test. Watch Now ▶ Mobile banking trojans adopt ransomware features Cybercriminals are adding file-encrypting features to traditional mobile banking trojans, creating hybrid threats that steal sensitive information and lock user files at the same time. Read More ▶ 3 worthy wearables that could replace your Fitbit If you want to kick off 2017 with a new wearable fitness tracker or smartwatch but aren't sure if Fitbit is right for you, check out these three alternatives from Apple, Garmin and TomTom. Read More ▶ Apple's new TV app has some sad shortcomings Apple replaced the Videos app in iOS with TV, new software that aims to enable single sign-on access to multiple video sources. The app helps unify the streaming video experience, but it also fails to deliver in some key areas. Read More ▶ Cutting the cord: GM tests wireless car chargers for EVs, self-driving cars General Motors is working with WiTricity, the maker of a wireless charging system, to bring to production 7.7kW and 11kW EV chargers that would allow drivers to eliminate charging cables and simply pull into a charging spot. Read More ▶ BlackBerry counts on cars to reverse decline in revenue BlackBerry reported another quarter of losses and declining revenue on Tuesday, but CEO John Chen forecast that the company will break even next quarter, its first since quitting the smartphone business. Read More ▶ Lost an AirPod? It'll be $69 to replace it If you lose one of your AirPods or the charging case, you don't have to buy a new set. Read More ▶ Fitbit vows to keep Pebble smartwatches running through 2017 In a blog post, developer says Fitbit will keep Pebble services intact and has no plans to brick any smartwatches. Read More ▶ There may be more Samsung Galaxy Note7s still in use than LG V20s People love their exploding Samsung Galaxy Note S7s, but LG's V20, not so much. Read More ▶ White Paper: F5 Networks Delivering the IT Power for the Anywhere Enterprise As enterprises across the globe embrace ubiquitous mobility, global IT leaders are gearing up for yet another transformational wave - moving from managing devices to a new approach to delivering apps, data and connectivity for the instantaneous mobile age. 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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