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AI and your smartphone: How AI is transforming mobile apps
Computerworld’s Ken Mingis and Michael Simon from PCWorld and Macworld talk about how more mobile apps use artificial intelligence and how it improves features.
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How VITAS Healthcare moved to UEM
VITAS Healthcare is three-quarters of the way to providing iPhones and iPads to 12,000 employees – and it's going to be able to manage all of the devices with just six people.
2 Android Q features we still haven't seen in action
Android Q's been in the spotlight for months now, but some of its standouts elements are still in the shadows.
7 Microsoft Word productivity tips for iPad users
A short collection of useful tasks you can get done using Word on an iPad...
Why blockchain-based voting could threaten democracy
As the desire to increase voter turnout remains strong and the number of online voting pilot projects rises in the U.S. and abroad, some security experts warn any internet-based election system is wide open to attack, regardless of...
Why recent smartphone ‘bad news’ is really good news
Smartphone shipments are in decline, Apple won’t let you change the battery and other great news.
Apple announces a new iPhone (and you can’t have it)
The pre-jailbroken iPhone for security researchers is a hit at Black Hat 2019.
The best privacy and security apps for Android
Forget malware scanners or over-the-top security suites: These are the apps that'll actually improve your security and protect your privacy on Android.
Many VPN apps on Apple’s App store can’t be trusted, researcher warns
Apple must look into the security and privacy of VPN apps provided by its App Stores
How to create a mobile policy for Android devices
Android has become a viable enterprise platform and in some ways is beating Apple in terms of enterprise functionality. This means that IT departments supporting Android devices need to create and implement effective policies.
When will your phone get Android Q? A data-driven upgrade guide
Wondering when the soon-to-launch Android Q software will make its way to your device? Let cold, hard data guide your guess.
Almost half of tested free Android antivirus apps fail. That might prove very useful to IT.
In BYOD environments, users tend to supplement corporate security programs with free versions. That is a remarkably bad idea, and one analyst report suggests a way to stop it.
Apple will soon see the benefit of years of work in India
Apple’s efforts to unlock the market potential of India are about to realize real benefits...
The smart worker's guide to using a Chromebook offline
Chrome OS may be cloud-centric at its core, but you can get plenty accomplished offline on a Chromebook — if you set things up thoughtfully in advance.
The unexpected side effect of Google's Pixel 4 phone
Google's upcoming Pixel 4 is already shaking up the smartphone game — but not in the way you might expect.
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Slack beefs up mobile security controls for Enterprise Grid
The latest updates to security controls for Slack’s enterprise-grade collaboration app are designed to make it easier to manage data on a range of devices.
How to collaborate on files and folders with iCloud
How to use Catalina Macs, iOS 13 and iCloud to collaborate on files and projects
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Coming soon: Huawei's new OS | TECH(feed)
Although the Huawei ban is no longer in full effect, U.S. companies still need a license to work with the Chinese tech company. And Huawei may be slowly preparing for life without U.S. vendor support by developing its own mobile...
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