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10 best Android smartphones of 2013
2013 was a big year for the Android smartphone ecosystem. Read More


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Support smartphones and tablets running Android 4.0 wherever they're located. With Netop Remote Control Mobile for Android support staff can gain real-time screen transfer and control of the device, transfer files and chat. Learn more.

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Transition to the 3rd Platform for Enterprise Applications
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BlackBerry has high hopes for 2014
After a nearly disastrous year and facing an expected negative earnings report Friday, BlackBerry hopes to start 2014 on a more positive note with its news interim CEO and a commitment to help developers more easily port Android apps to the BlackBerry World app store. Read More

The iPhone 5s Quiz
It is the most successful iPhone to date, but how well do you really know it? Read More

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CIOs Should Learn the Two Metrics That Matter
CIOs need to be prepared to explain how their expensive IT project will improve the numbers every CEO cares most about. Read More


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When bad things happen to good apps, Part 1
There are fewer disappointments worse than getting hooked on a piece of software and then, with one revision, seeing everything go wrong. Microsoft did that to us last year with Windows 8, and in 2013, I'd say Tune-Up Media takes the prize for the most fouled-up software of the year. Read More

When bad things happen to good apps, Part 2
This is the second story on good software gone bad. In the previous one, it was about a horribly failed development process that resulting in a broken, unusable piece of software. In this case, the software works fine. It's some of the decisions the developers made around usage that sabotaged their game. Read More

Another thing I don't like about Android and Galaxy S4
The more I use Android for my phone, the more I don't like it. This is not specific to my Galaxy S4, which as I have already written I think is the worst smartphone I have ever had. This is about Android and how it handles multiple email accounts and calendars. Read More


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Consider Hybrid Approach to File-Sharing
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When we were giants: How gadgets started big and got small
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Google Glass can now search faces in real time
A new facial recognition app for Google Glass could tell people a lot about you without your help. Read More

iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Dec. 20
The iOSphere was riven by controversy as "experts" dueled on iPhone 6 announcement dates. The fact that it was a phony controversy only made it more intolerable. Read More

BYOD Became the 'New Normal' in 2013
CIOs have had eventful year when it comes to BYOD. Concerns over hidden costs, employee privacy and corporate data security gave way to convenience. However, mobile device management vendors stepped in to help IT sell the concept of compliance and lawyers and the National Labor Relations Board jumped to the aid of employees smacked with draconian BYOD policies. Read More

10 Mobile Tech Predictions for 2014
What does 2014 have in store for mobile technology? Experts, analysts and others share their predictions for smartphones, tablets, platforms, wireless network technologies, video and mobile banking in the coming year. Read More


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