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Opening up: Microsoft’s new recipe to woo iOS, Android developers

By David Coursey Oct 30, 2014

Making good on his promise that Microsoft will stop foisting Windows on folks who would rather use something else, CEO Satya Nadella this week announced that Office 365 can now work with apps written…

Lenovo completes Motorola buy, becomes major mobile player

By Mike Wheatley Oct 30, 2014

Last January it was announced Google Inc. had agreed to sell off its subsidiary Motorola Motobility to China’s Lenovo Group Ltd. in a deal worth some $2.91 billion. Now, the acquisition has finally been…

How to stop AT&T or Verizon from tracking your mobile browser

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2014

AT&T Corp. just can’t seem to stay away from controversy, as the network provider is now being accused of tracking its unsuspecting subscribers using a unique tracker. This time though, AT&T is not alone, as…

Wearables banned from movie theaters by MPAA

By Eric David Oct 30, 2014

In an attempt to stave off shaky, poor-quality piracy of new films, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and the National Association of Theater Owners (the other NATO) decided that “wearable devices” will…

Xiaomi is now the third-largest smartphone manufacturer

By Collen Kriel Oct 30, 2014

An IDC report released yesterday, October 29, reports a 25.2% growth from Q3 2013 in the amount of smartphones shipped. This year’s third quarter figure is 327.6 million; a rise of 8.7% from the…

Apple iPhone may soon be on sale in Iran

By Collen Kriel Oct 30, 2014

The Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple Inc. is in early stage discussions with distributors about the possibility of selling Apple products in Iran. According to people familiar with the situation, senior Apple…

MCX speaks out over CurrentC hack and their position on Apple Pay

By Collen Kriel Oct 30, 2014

On Wednesday, Merchant Consumer Exchange (MCX), the group behind CurrentC, spoke out regarding reports that its system was hacked and their stance on Apple Pay in member stores. In an online press conference, Dekkers…

Fabric: Twitter wants developers to build the future of mobile software

By Saroj Kar Oct 29, 2014

On the occasion of Twitter’s Flight conference held last week in San Francisco, the company unveiled Fabric, a software development kit designed to help developers build, develop and monetize their mobile apps. The tool contains three parts:…

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Analysis: IBM-Twitter deal marks Big Data ascendancy

By Paul Gillin Oct 29, 2014

IBM’s landmark alliance with Twitter, Inc. is a symbol of the changes that are sweeping through the IT industry, transforming both the role of technology and who uses it inside corporations. The deal also shows…

Inhaled meds get wearable trackers

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 29, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a medication activity tracker, a new platform for hardware and software designed for mobile retinal imaging and predictive analytics, and a budget-friendly health tracker for only $12. Amiko…

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Opening up: Microsoft’s new recipe to woo iOS, Android developers

Lenovo completes Motorola buy, becomes major mobile player

How to stop AT&T or Verizon from tracking your mobile browser

Wearables banned from movie theaters by MPAA

Xiaomi is now the third-largest smartphone manufacturer

Apple iPhone may soon be on sale in Iran

MCX speaks out over CurrentC hack and their position on Apple Pay

Fabric: Twitter wants developers to build the future of mobile software

Analysis: IBM-Twitter deal marks Big Data ascendancy

Inhaled meds get wearable trackers

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