This Week In 60 Seconds: Google Phones, Mobile Trading & More

Our one-minute video wrap-up looks at mobile trading, new Nexus smartphones, tablets from Google, and other hot stories.

Andrew Conry Murray, Director of Content & Community, Interop

October 18, 2014

1 Min Read

This week's video roundup of tech news covers the growing sophistication of mobile trading, technology that could eliminate IP addresses, and new Nexus devices from Google that run Android Lollipop. One reporter also ponders why IT generalists don't seem to understand security.

Don't forget to answer our viewer question of the week: Are you more excited about new Google or Apple mobile devices?

See the video wrap-up here. And use the links below to read the full stories.

4 Takeaways From Caplin's Mobile Trading Study

Named Data Networking Would Eliminate IP Addresses

Google Reveals Android Lollipop, Nexus Devices

Why Don't IT Generalists Understand Security?

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About the Author(s)

Andrew Conry Murray

Director of Content & Community, Interop

Drew is formerly editor of Network Computing and currently director of content and community for Interop.

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