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Your Fitbit probably gets your heart rate wrong, claims new study

By Eric David May 23, 2016

Fitness wearable company Fitbit Inc recently became the subject of a class action lawsuit that claimed that its devices are not as accurate as it claims, and now that lawsuit may have some evidence to back…

Software AG webMethods DevOps Edition announced for business design and continuous delivery

By Kyt Dotson May 23, 2016

End-to-end digital business platform provider Software AG announced today the general availability of its new DevOps Edition for webMethods, a software suite and service for continuous development, testing integration and deployment. Built into the…

Facebook buys VR audio company Two Big Ears and offers its tools for free

By Eric David May 23, 2016

Facebook has bought out spatial audio company Two Big Ears Ltd., and the social media giant has announced that it will be making its newly purchased VR audio tools available for free through the new Facebook 360…

Earnings preview: Can HPE maintain the momentum?

By Paul Gillin May 23, 2016

By most accounts, splitting off from the PC and printer side of the former Hewlett-Packard Co. business has been a good move for Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE). In March, the company topped analyst…

‘Hyper-Reality’ shows the dark, ad-ridden potential of augmented reality

By Eric David May 23, 2016

While high-end augmented reality devices like Microsoft’s HoloLens are still years away from being ready for the general public, the technology promises a whole new style of media that could literally change the way…

Are the giants of IT taking ‘coopetition’ to a new level? | #SAPPHIRENOW

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

This year’s SAP SapphireNow event was a star-studded affair — the giants of IT gathered to look into the future of SAP and its partners. Fortunately, the result was not the clash of egos one might expect,…

The IT-developer shakeup: The new back-end, front-end role reversal | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

“What would you do for a developer?” could be the name of a parlor game for enterprise managers. Hypothetical answers might be, “Crawl through broken glass,” “Swim with sharks” and “eat a diet of…

A team sport: Customer service for the future | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

The word on the street for a while has been that customer service is broken. Every company will have to become an IT company to survive, and they will need support that goes well…

Google tries to get AI to make music with “Magenta”

By Eric David May 23, 2016

Google already stunned the artificial intelligence community earlier this year when its AlphaGo AI managed to defeat one of the best Go players in the world, and now Google is setting its sights even…

On the same page: How transparency improves service | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

In the traditional hierarchical structure of an organization, much time is consumed going and asking superiors questions and waiting for their answers. How much more efficient could you be if all your employees had…

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Your Fitbit probably gets your heart rate wrong, claims new study

Software AG webMethods DevOps Edition announced for business design and continuous delivery

Facebook buys VR audio company Two Big Ears and offers its tools for free

Earnings preview: Can HPE maintain the momentum?

‘Hyper-Reality’ shows the dark, ad-ridden potential of augmented reality

Are the giants of IT taking ‘coopetition’ to a new level? | #SAPPHIRENOW

The IT-developer shakeup: The new back-end, front-end role reversal | #Know16

A team sport: Customer service for the future | #Know16

Google tries to get AI to make music with “Magenta”

On the same page: How transparency improves service | #Know16

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