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Google's Nexus 6P, 5X Smartphones Face Uphill Battle
The Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, only available online, are best left to enthusiasts who want a pure Google experience.
Linux Foundation: Open Source Code Worth $5B
In an effort to place a more definitive financial value on open source code, the Linux Foundation has released a report that estimates the development costs of its Collaborative Projects.
Apple's Tim Cook Dishes On Microsoft, Enterprise Sales
In a chat with Box co-founder and CEO Aaron Levie, Tim Cook discussed Apple's enterprise push and business partnerships.
Mark Zuckerberg Pledges Universal Internet Access With Caveats
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to deliver universal Internet access by 2020, but one of the biggest beneficiaries of that is his own social media site.
13 Million iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus Smartphones Sold This Weekend
Apple smashed through last year's record-setting sales figure by 30% as consumers snapped up the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus in a buying frenzy.
Sprint Will Sit Out FCC Spectrum Auction In 2016
Sprint will not participate in a new auction for bandwidth in the US. Instead, it's taking T-Mobile head-on with an alluring iPhone 6s deal.
10 iPhone Healthcare, Fitness Apps That Actually Work
Some health apps for the iPhone are beneficial and others merely for fun. How to tell them apart and choose apps that will work for you.
iOS 9: 10 More Hidden Features To Explore
Apple fortified iOS 9 with so many features, we're still discovering them. Here are 10 more tricks for iPhone and iPad users.
iPhone 6s: My Painless Experience At The Apple Store
Apple's new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s plus reached stores Sept. 25, but not as many people lined up to buy them as in previous launches.
iOS 9 Lacks App-Slicing Technology For Now
Apple promised that iOS 9 would offer App Thinning to trim down memory use in iPhones and other devices. However, some key app-slicing pieces are missing.
Office 2016 Release, Windows 10 In China: Microsoft Roundup
The week of Microsoft's Office 2016 launch brought several updates regarding the company's plan to bring Windows 10 to China in order to grow its presence there.
FTC Android Antitrust Inquiry Under Consideration
Google's Android, already under review for potentially being anticompetitive in several countries, could face further scrutiny in the US.
North America Is Out Of IPv4 Addresses: What's Next?
It's official: ARIN finds that North America no longer has any IPv4 address available. With IoT and mobile creating more demand, what's next?
BlackBerry Priv Will Be Company's First Android Smartphone
Amid more losses, BlackBerry officially confirmed rumors that it's working on an Android-based smartphone. The Priv will be released later this year.
iPhone 6s Debut: 7 Tips For Buyers
There are more ways than ever to buy a new iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus. Here are some of the different angles to take toward smartphone nirvana.
T-Mobile Offers $5 iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus Deals
The latest iteration of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will set you back a hefty sum if you buy it outright, but T-Mobile has plans to help ease the pain.
Gmail Gets Blocking Option
Consign obnoxious message senders to the spam folder with Gmail's blocking control.
iPhone 6s Reviews In: Apple Has Another Winner
Reviews from across the media landscape have hailed the latest iPhone, quibbles about battery life aside, the best smartphone Apple has yet produced.
Nexus 5x Leaks As Retailers Clear Out Nexus 6
Google's new Nexus smartphones are beginning to take shape ahead of the company's press event scheduled for Sept. 29.
Bitcoin, Security Concerns Drive Blockchain Technology Adoption
Surprising players, such as IBM, are adopting the blockchain technology known best for Bitcoin transactions.
WatchOS 2 Arrives As Apple Watch Sales Expand
After a delay, Apple has released its watchOS 2, the updated version of the Apple Watch operating system. It arrives as more stores begin selling the pricey wearable.
Microsoft Office 2016 Arrives, Office 365 Updated
Sept. 22 marks the worldwide release of Office 2016 for Windows, with a new delivery model and apps designed to pair with Windows 10.
iPad Pro Vs. Competition: What's The Best Business Tablet?
With the arrival of the iPad Pro, the tech world is talking about enterprise tablets. Which model is best for you?
iOS 9 Adoption Rate 'Fastest Ever,' Apple Claims
Apple claims more than half of all iOS devices have been updated to iOS 9 since the platform's release this month.
iOS 9: To Ad-Block Or Not To Ad-Block?
Marco Arment, who created one of the most popular ad-blocking tools for iOS 9, had second thoughts about what he created. Will other ad blockers follow, and will users care?
Microsoft Band 2 Images Suggest Curved Screen
The upcoming version of Microsoft's wearable device, the Band 2, will feature a more graceful curved display, according to images that leaked online.
Apple Acquires Mapsense To Boost Location Visualization Offerings
Apple has acquired location-based analytics and visualization developer Mapsense. The deal is only the most recent by Apple and other companies looking to scoop up location data visualization startups.
10 Cloud Storage Options For Your Personal Files
There are many cloud service providers, and choosing the right one for your personal and business needs can be tricky. Here's a look at what the top vendors have to offer.
8 Raspberry Pi Tools That Fire Up Your Programming Skills
The Raspberry Pi has changed the world of embedded servers. Now, it's time to change the way you write software for the tiny powerhouse. Bonus: All the tools featured here are available for free.
Apple's Court Win Over Samsung Still Leaves Questions
Apple may have won the latest round against Samsung in court, but the implications of the case are still evolving.
Windows 10 Hardware, Cortana Meets Salesforce: Microsoft Roundup
Windows 10 and Cortana Analytics Suite were hot topics during a week when Microsoft also appointed a new company-wide president.
iOS 9 Adoption Reaches 20%, But Problems Abound
iPhone and iPad owners are upgrading to iOS 9 swiftly, but the process hasn't been smooth for everyone.
Nextbit Robin Smartphone Sports Cloud-Based Storage
Nextbit's Robin smartphone uses the cloud to provide extra storage for users. It also offers a Qualcomm processor and the Android operating system.
iOS 9: 10 Tips And Tricks
Apple packed a lot of changes into iOS 9, now available for iPhone and iPad. Here's your guide to navigating the new system.
Smartwatches, Activity Trackers Driving Wearables Beyond Healthcare
A new survey of large enterprises finds a good deal of interest in wearables, especially smartwatches, that is driving the market to look beyond novel healthcare and fitness uses.
WatchOS 2 Is A No-Show Thanks To Bug
Apple delayed distributing watchOS 2.0 for the Apple Watch due to "significant" software bug.
Microsoft's Cortana Wants To Play Nice With Salesforce
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sees the company's new Cortana Analytics Suite as a way for Salesforce customers to engage with data. Cortana wasn't quite cooperating onstage at Dreamforce, though.
iOS 9 Released With Strong Adoption Expected
Apple's latest operating system, iOS 9, reaches iPhones, iPads, and iPods today. It introduces a range of new features, including a more powerful version of Siri.
iPhone 6s Vs. Galaxy S6: Which Premium Smartphone Is Best?
The choice between Apple's iPhone 6s and Samsung's Galaxy S6 boils down to a few key smartphone differentiators.
8 Smart Cities: A Peek At Our Connected Future
Cities around the world are using technology to improve the lives of their citizens. See what puts these eight communities ahead of the curve.
Google Guilty Of Abusing Its Mobile Search Dominance In Russia
There are more antitrust woes for Google. This time they're in Russia, where the company could face unspecified fines or contract renegotiations with OEMs.
White House Spending $160M On 'Smart Cities,' IoT
A new program from the Obama White House is looking to spend $160 million on so-called Smart Cities to improve communication and quality-of-life through technology and the Internet of Things.
Apple Watch Owners Are Highly Satisfied
A 451 Research survey finds early Apple watch adopters are exceedingly satisfied with the smartwatch. Many are also using it for health and fitness.
Eric Schmidt: AI Progress Is Just Starting
Eric Schmidt, the newly installed chairman of Alphabet, has written an article for the BBC about how AI technology is just starting and how Google sees its uses.
iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus Pre-Orders Could Set Record
Apple fans are pre-ordering the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus at a furious pace. Some supplies are selling out ahead of the Sept. 25 launch.
Apple Watch, Android Devices Driving Wearables Market
The Apple Watch and Android-based wearable devices are expected to lead the market during the next four years, according to IDC latest report.
iPad Pro: 6 Pros, 4 Cons For Business Users
The iPad Pro represents a sea change for Apple's tablet, which is now more than ever angling to replace your laptop.
iPhone 6s Rose Gold Is Early Apple Fan Favorite
Early reports indicate enthusiasm for Apple's latest color change -- rose gold -- on its new iPhone 6s. The smartphones are also proving popular in pre-orders.
iPhone 6s: 5 Features Apple Left Out
The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus may be the most compelling "S" upgrades Apple has ever created, but they still lack common smartphone features.
Microsoft Dynamic CRM Revamped For Cloud, Mobility
This week, Microsoft announced that it would revamp its Dynamic CRM suite to focus more on cloud and mobility capabilities. Cortana is also coming.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
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