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6 Google Play Rule Changes
Google tightens app store rules for developers to improve Android app security, integrity, and quality.
Adobe Updates Mobile App Development Software
Adobe Experience Manager aims to make it easier for government agencies and other organizations to turn Web pages into mobile apps.
IBM Preps SoftLayer Cloud Datacenter In Hong Kong
Hong Kong SoftLayer facility will open April 14 and offer Watson, BlueMix, and other cloud services.
Big Data Vendors: WebScaleSQL Is No Threat
From Couchbase to MongoDB, NoSQL, and NewSQL, companies say the new MySQL variant created by Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter won't have broad appeal.
How To Delete Facebook, Google, Twitter Search Data
Social networks make millions off your data, but they don't need to know everything. Here's how to clear your search history from three top sites.
Federal Agencies Win Awards For Innovative IT
IRS teleconferencing service noted as example of how IT has improved services to the public in spite of budget constraints.
Microsoft Clarifies Email Snooping Policy
Microsoft amends its terms of service to stop peeking into customers' emails, even if it suspects they may be stealing from the company.
Sony Reveals 'Digital Paper' Tablet
Sony sees Digital Paper, to ship in May, as a way to get paper-based processes out of legal, education, and government organizations.
Busting 5 DevOps Myths
DevOps is a technology movement for hipsters and your company doesn't need to worry about it, right? Right?
Microsoft Office For iPad: 7 Questions Answered
Is Office for iPad a good fit for you? We go hands-on and answer seven key questions to help you decide.
Interop 2014: 8 Hot Technologies
Interop 2014 kicks off Monday in Las Vegas. Here's a sneak peek of technologies to watch.
Instagram Trumps Twitter In Mobile Users
Instagram surpassed Twitter in monthly active mobile users in the US, says new report.
Intel Invests In Cloudera, But What Changes?
Intel will fold its Hadoop distribution and invest in Cloudera. It's good news for the entire Hadoop community.
Android KitKat Most Stable Mobile OS
Android KitKat beats iOS 7.1 when it comes to stability for mobile users, app study finds. That's big news for developers, too.
Office for iPad: Microsoft Shifts Strategy
After years of anticipation, Microsoft Office for iPad arrives -- and it's just the beginning of a new push toward apps across all mobile devices, says new CEO Satya Nadella.
Social Media And Future Of News: 8 Findings
Pew Research Center finds reason to believe that American journalism has a future -- and social media will play a key role.
Twitter Photo Tagging: 4 Facts
Twitter mobile apps now let you upload multiple photos and tag up to 10 people. Here's how to use the new features.
Facebook Debuts Web-Scale Variant Of MySQL
Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter share expertise to launch WebScaleSQL, a super-DBMS built on Oracle's MySQL Community Edition.
Adobe Takes On Marketing Rivals
Adobe's Marketing Cloud is a powerhouse, but what's next? New predictive capabilities and a SAP partnership hint at the future.
Nadella's Big Moment: 5 Things To Watch
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will face stratospheric expectations Thursday when he makes his first public appearance since succeeding Steve Ballmer. Here's what we want to know.
Oculus VR: Crowdsourcing Or Mass Exploitation?
Facebook's $2 billion acquisition of Oculus VR should consider rewarding its Kickstarter backers with something more than a T-shirt.
Facebook Oculus Deal: 5 Older Siblings
Facebook's Oculus purchase is the company's third billion-dollar deal in two years. How does it stack up to Facebook's other pricey purchases?
SAP To Buy Fieldglass, Cloud-Based Workforce Management Firm
SAP's deal with Fieldglass extends SuccessFactors' HR reach to contingent workers and Ariba procurement to labor and services.
Startup Aims To Unlock Family Medical History
Sharing healthcare data among family members, with less concern for privacy, could result in better healthcare, says Zibdy Health.
Facebook Buys Oculus VR: What's Next?
Virtual friends socializing in virtual reality? There's a headset for that.
Google Drops Cloud Pricing
The price of cloud computing should keep pace with the falling price of hardware, Google insists.
SAP Hana Spawns Virtual Data Warehouse
SAP's new Hana-powered In-Memory Data Fabric queries data without copying and stokes federated-access competition with IBM and Teradata.
5 Facebook Spring Cleaning Tips
Here's how to cut down on clutter in your news feed, adjust your notifications, and update your privacy settings.
HTC One: Sleek Design, Novel Camera
HTC's updated One smartphone delivers a stunning design with an all-metal skin, 5-inch display, and powerful camera. Where does that leave Samsung and Apple?
Windows XP Game Over: 9 Upgrade Options
Some of you don't want to say goodbye to Windows XP any more than you wanted to retire the Atari. But support ends on April 8: We break down your best upgrade options.
CIO's Real Boss: The Customer
As customers become more engaged with business through mobile and social, the CIO must help nurture that relationship.
DevOps Creates A New Digital Divide
What's that? Your product is the code and the code is the product and automation is your middle name? How nice. You're the digital 1%.
SAS Brings Visual Modeling To Data Scientists
SAS seeks next-generation data modelers with SAS Visual Statistics and a social-savvy SAS Customer Intelligence application.
What A Microsoft Xamarin Buy Would Mean
If Microsoft buys Xamarin, it will be a big shift in mobile strategy -- and good news for mobile app developers who want to work across Microsoft, iOS, and Android mobile platforms.
Agile, DevOps, Cloud: IT's New Trinity
Agile, DevOps, and cloud form an almost-holy triumvirate with a common theme: Software rules.
DevOps: IT's Only Chance Of Keeping Up
DevOps pushes two differing cultures together -- developers and operations -- but it gives IT a fighting chance at keeping up with the business.
Windows XP: Feds Brace For End Of Support
Roughly one in ten US government PCs still use Windows XP. They will be more vulnerable to attacks when XP support ends on April 8.
Google Makes HTTPS For Gmail Mandatory
Google no longer allows Gmail users to turn off HTTPS encryption. The move protects data going between Google's servers and users.
10 Google Glass Myths, Translated
Google wants to clear up some misperceptions about Glass. We have our own views on the truth.
Buy Your CIO A Gift: 5 Inexpensive Ideas
Consider these ideas for CIOs who think they have everything. These gifts may just keep on giving.
Oregon Health Insurance Exchange Failure: Blame Runs Deep
Postmortem report confirms diagnosis of weak project oversight, unrealistic goals, and poor performance by Oracle.
Twitter Turns 8: How To Fail In 140 Characters
Not everyone can get it right all of the time -- these businesses included. In honor of Twitter's birthday, here's a look at eight unforgettable Twitter fails.
How Enterprises Can Plan For Wearables
CIOs need to stay ahead of the wave by staking a claim in the wearables ecosystem through apps and always be asking: What do employees and customers need from wearables?
Twitter's Enduring Struggle: ROI
On the eve of Twitter's eighth birthday, businesses remain uncertain about the social network's true value, report finds.
Big Data Reaches Inflection Point
Enterprises see the light on big data opportunities. It's only a matter of time before mainstream data-management environments evolve.
Huawei Kills Dual-OS Windows-Android Smartphone
Huawei cancels its Android-Windows Phone plans, just days after Asus put a dual-OS device on hold.
5 March Madness Apps: Yeah Baby!
Are you ready for the NCAA tournament? Here are five ways you can stay on top of the action, even when you're in the office.
Google Gets Break In Gmail Privacy Lawsuits
People who claim Gmail violates anti-wiretapping laws must pursue their claims individually rather than as a group.
Red Hat Announces Linux App Container Certification
Open source developer adds container certification for Enterprise Linux apps, aims to improve workload portability and ease maintenance burden.
The Corruption Of Agile Development
What was intended as a set of personal practices has become a doctrine. And despite the mainstream adoption of Agile, the loss of its original intent has undermined its effectiveness.
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