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BlackBerry CEO Heins: Focus on enterprise mobility over device sales

Thorsten Heins, CEO of BlackBerry, tried to recast the company narrative around enterprise mobility management instead of devices.

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GUIs: The computing revolution that turned us into cranky idiots

Change is never easy for users to accept, even if you are introducing new technologies that are supposed to make lives easier or the computing experience simpler.

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Microsoft developer directions: One Windows core doesn't mean one store

Does a common Windows core across phone, PC/tablet and entertainment console mean there also will be a single store across these platforms? Not yet, if ever.

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Larry Ellison and Marc Benioff: A cloud bromance for the ages

The Ellison and Benioff show was a great example of how competition turns to co-opetition and then true love once there are enough enterprise dollars at stake.

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Microsoft's mobile strategy: Where Android, iOS and Windows 8.1 fit in

Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 aren't doing well, but Microsoft can still make out with some help from Intel and Windows 8.1 If its great ARM experiment doesn't work out, supporting Microsoft's key applications on Android and iOS won't hurt.

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Is multi-factor authentication the solution for identity theft?

How many sites and services can you login to using your Facebook or Twitter account? What if, instead, we used a secure method of login? Would our identities be more secure? Yes, they would.

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M2M and the Internet of Things: A guide

The Internet of Things will consist primarily of machines talking to one another, with computer-connected humans observing, analysing and acting upon the resulting 'big data' explosion. Here's how the next internet revolution is shaping up.

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Hands-on with the Windows 8.1 preview

It's not just a service pack. Windows 8.1 is filled with dozens of significant improvements, large and small, that improve its usability. The built-in apps also get some major upgrades and additions. Is this enough to silence the skeptics?

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review

The 8-inch Galaxy Note 8 is reasonably comfortable to hold one-handed in portrait mode to make jottings with its pressure-sensitive pen, and is a delight to use. Still, you'll need to really want the added features that pen input brings to the device, because it's relatively expensive.

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Microsoft's Outlook RT preview: Which features are (and aren't) supported

 

Report: Google developing a smart watch to challenge Apple

 

Microsoft makes Azure Mobile Services, Web Sites generally available

 

Cisco fixes Web, email, content security appliance vulnerabilities

 
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MasterCard taps open source tech for new SMB e-commerce tool

Based on several new big data and e-commerce products that have debuted in the last six months, using open standards has become a critical requirement.

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Asia firms still uncertain about BYOD support

Companies in the region are unsure if, and how, they should support the use of personal devices in the office as questions dealing with data and support remain tough to resolve, note participants in ZDNet roundtable.

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