InfoWorld Mobile Tech Report

May 09, 2016

How Intel knocked itself out of the smartphone chip market

Intel's Atom smartphone chip cancellations pull the curtain back on an ugly past in which the company shot itself in the foot with bad timing and ill-advised executive decisions Read More ▶

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2016 CIO Playbook: BusinessTelephony

The field of telephony is constantly evolving: is your business ready for the latest wave of changes? Read More ▶

Apple partners with SAP in new enterprise push

Native iOS apps and a HANA SDK are on the way Read More ▶

How to make Android a real part of your business

Android smartphone and tablets can now safely join iPhones and iPads in your mobile portfolio Read More ▶

Why most Android devices won't patch the Qualcomm bug

Qualcomm has patched a high-severity flaw, but handset manufacturers' reluctance to update older models means most of them will remain vulnerable Read More ▶

To go from IT to IoT, build on your skills

Most companies are just starting to explore Internet of things technology, si now is a good time to get your foot in the door Read More ▶

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Phone System Buying Disasters to Avoid

Phone system buying mistakes can prove costly for any business. Unfortunately this hard lesson is learned too often as companies upgrade their phone systems. How to avoid these mistakes? Read More ▶

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