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CIO Mobile Jan 25, 2017 Can Google's new watches save Android Wear? Google is set to release a pair of smartwatches alongside next month's release of Android Wear 2.0, and there's a lot riding on them. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • iPhone 7 Plus accounts for bigger piece of U.S. pie • Samsung details 8-point battery safety check for all new devices • 6 EMM predictions for 2017 • 5 new and noteworthy features in iOS Evernote • Why Apple will make smart glasses • Samsung pushes back Galaxy S8 release, promises a 'very innovative' Note 8 • What Android Wear 2.0 needs to be a hit • Hugo Barra quits Chinese phone maker Xiaomi to return to Silicon Valley White Paper: Lenovo Group Limited Build a Connected Campus with Lenovo Mobile In today's mobile world it only makes sense that teaching and learning are no longer confined to the campus anymore. But to maximize the benefits of a mobile, connected campus, you need a solid plan and infrastructure. Read More ▶ iPhone 7 Plus accounts for bigger piece of U.S. pie U.S. iPhone buyers significantly shifted purchase preference to the larger 7 Plus in 2016, a research analyst said Thursday. Read More ▶ Samsung details 8-point battery safety check for all new devices Samsung will run batteries through extensive testing to check durability, charging, build quality, and leakage before shipping new smartphones. Read More ▶ 6 EMM predictions for 2017 Enterprise mobility management trends will be driven by growing complexities in hardware and software, concerns about privacy and a push for mobile management compliance in the workplace. Read More ▶ 5 new and noteworthy features in iOS Evernote Evernote 8.0, just released for all iOS devices, declutters the app's interface and makes it easier to create different types of notes, among other enhancements. But the app's stylus support still leaves something to be desired. Read More ▶ Why Apple will make smart glasses Instead of making unfashionable smart glasses, Apple will make fashionable glasses smart. Read More ▶ Samsung pushes back Galaxy S8 release, promises a 'very innovative' Note 8 Samsung confirms that it won't be revealing the next Galaxy phone at Mobile World Congress this year, says the Note 8 is in development. Read More ▶ Video What Android Wear 2.0 needs to be a hit Google's upcoming smartwatches are going to have to deliver a "wow" experience to make Android Wear a hit. Watch Now ▶ Hugo Barra quits Chinese phone maker Xiaomi to return to Silicon Valley Hugo Barra is returning to Silicon Valley, just over three years after he left Google to help turn Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi into a global company. Read More ▶ White Paper: Symantec Endpoint Security - Market Quadrant 2016 Although they are only part of an effective strategy, enterprises need to ensure they have the right endpoint security solution in place to keep both valued data and users secure. Read this edition of Radicati Market Quadrants as it covers endpoint security and explores top vendors, vendors disrupting the market as well as emerging players organizations should look out for. Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. State of the IT contractor job market in 2017 2. Fix Windows 10 problems with these free Microsoft tools 3. The hidden cause of slow Internet and how to fix it 4. 5 rock-solid Linux distros for developers 5. The best (and worst) features of 5 leading ALM suites Editor's Picks 1. 6 tips to find and retain freelance tech workers 2. When 'off the shelf' software is good enough 3. 10 Evernote tips to organize your info in 2017 4. Digital transformation forces businesses to rethink cybersecurity 5. Why the FCC's latest net neutrality defense is hollow

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