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  • Open your data to the world

    Not having an API is becoming like not having a website, but the interface has got to be easy for outside developers to work with.

    Written by Neil Savage • 16 April 13 11:22

  • Operators lay groundwork for global LTE roaming

    More subscribers, networks with better coverage and devices that can be used in more countries are converging to make LTE roaming a more viable proposition, with some operators already offering such services on a limited scale and more on the way.

    Written by Mikael Ricknäs • 25 March 13 17:45

  • Review: Office 365 turns up the heat

    Latest blend of Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync servers in the cloud combines an excellent feature set with easier setup and management

    Written by Doug Dineley • 27 Feb. 13 11:20

  • Patent cases color mobile market, to continue in 2013

    Over the past year, patent battles have been fought by tech companies in courtrooms all over the world. The litigation is far from over though, however, and will continue throughout 2013. This is what's at stake on the patent battlefield in the near future.

    Written by Loek Essers • 21 Dec. 12 16:08

  • ARM's big.LITTLE processors and 1080p screens await smartphone buyers in 2013

    Smartphone vendors will rely on upgrades such as full-HD screens and more powerful yet more frugal processors to entice customers to buy new phones in 2013.

    Written by Mikael Ricknäs • 10 Dec. 12 20:51

  • What Obama's re-election may mean for technology

    The US presidential election result leaves President Barack Obama in the White House and maintains the balance of power in Congress. In many longstanding technology debates, policy experts see little movement forward, although lawmakers may look for compromises on a handful of issues.

    Written by Grant Gross • 07 Nov. 12 19:06

  • LTE telephony finally off the ground, but take-up will be slow

    Last week saw the launch of the first commercial Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) services, but most operators are likely to take a cautious approach as they face technical and business challenges.

    Written by Mikael Ricknäs • 13 Aug. 12 16:29

  • Applying technology to boost customer loyalty

    Guesswork no longer cuts it for companies trying to secure customer loyalty. Read how three businesses use analytics software to understand, respond to and even predict buyer behavior.

    Written by Mary Brandel • 13 Aug. 12 10:14

  • In depth: A new app lets you send pictures via sound

    Columnist Mike Elgan finds a new app called Chirp that could revolutionize how we all communicate and share data.

    Written by Mike Elgan • 28 July 12 11:17

  • Oracle's Hurd brims with confidence about SaaS, social and Cloud

    To hear Oracle President Mark Hurd tell it, the $37.1 billion hardware and software company is well ahead of competitors on any number of fronts, from transitioning customers to SaaS and the cloud, to incorporating social technology into its products.

    Written by John Gallant • 16 July 12 22:23

  • Microsoft Office must evolve to remain successful

    Office has been a wildly successful product for Microsoft, but its continued dominance is far from assured as software moves to the cloud and employees bring their own tablets and smartphones into work.

    Written by Juan Carlos Perez • 14 July 12 18:17

  • Microsoft Office must evolve to remain successful

    Office has been a wildly successful product for Microsoft, but its continued dominance is far from assured as software moves to the cloud and employees bring their own tablets and smartphones into work.

    Written by Juan Carlos Perez • 14 July 12 18:17

  • Opinion: Moving the new wave of technology from disruptive to productive

    A focus on integration and the user experience will be key to success.

    Written by Nicholas D. Evans • 12 July 12 17:26

  • With iPad Mini, Apple would remain tablet king through 2016, says IDC

    Apple will continue to dominate the world's tablet market through 2016 if it launches a smaller iPad this year, according to research firm IDC.

    Written by Gregg Keizer • 12 July 12 15:41

  • BYOD: Big security, small devices

    Enterprises may be ready for BYOD, but most consumer devices aren't, so vendors are adding high-level security features to their new and upcoming products.

    Written by Serdar Yegulalp • 10 July 12 15:38

  • After one year, Office 365 success unclear

    A mixture of intense excitement and skepticism followed the launch a year ago of Office 365, as backers and critics debated whether the cloud collaboration, productivity and communication suite would succeed.

    Written by Juan Carlos Perez • 05 July 12 21:23

  • Bye bye, corporate phone

    Once a status symbol and a perk, the subsidized corporate phone is being phased out as users demand their own devices - and are willing to pay for the privilege.

    Written by Beth Stackpole • 02 July 12 10:50

  • Beyond BlackBerry: 3 steps to prepare for its demise

    It's easy to switch to iOS or even Android, no matter what type of company you are

    Written by Bob Violino • 02 July 12 10:17

  • At first birthday, has Google+ found its niche?

    Google+ is hitting a major milestone this week. Google's fledgling social networking has hit its first birthday.

    Written by Sharon Gaudin • 29 June 12 10:16

  • Google Now advances search, aims for Apple's Siri

    With its new Google Now smart assistant, Google hopes to take search to another level -- and take on Apple's Siri.

    Written by Sharon Gaudin • 27 June 12 23:15
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