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Around-the-clock accessibility is now expected for a broad range of IT roles. Here's how to cope.
Smart employers know the score: Take-home pay still matters, but so do company culture, praise and challenging work.
Microsoft's pricing model and revenue sharing will change with universal apps
With online tracking on the rise and Do Not Track efforts moving ahead slowly, users and browser vendors have been taking matters into their own hands.
At Build conference, update to version 8.1 expected; two Nokia phones also due, but are they enough to boost WP market share?
This cybersecurity-focused lawmaker wants cross-sector data sharing for faster response to cybersecurity threats.
David Flynn sees a growing need for dense Wi-Fi networks with cloud-based management
Privacy and form-factor are some of the big questions for this emerging category
Social net pays out $2B for Oculus and its vision of immersive online games
Browse the Web? Use email? Don't do it on an XP PC after April 8, company warns
Deployment and ROI optimization are up for mobility, cloud and consumer IT.
A 'solid high-end phone,' but with more incremental upgrades than innovation
It's not difficult to put out your own e-publication, but there are several decisions to sort through first.
Improvements are not as profound, leading phone makers to explore wearables and connected things
Microsoft and Pivotal join a growing field of in-memory data providers
Measuring the impact of his nonprofit's giving could help extend its reach.
Hoping to capitalize on free government information, IT leaders are discovering the value -- and vexation -- of converting terabytes of data into new revenue streams.
Samsung Gear 2 variant would be a standalone smartwatch, according to reports
Hybrids -- laptops whose displays detach to become tablets -- may be expensive and bulky, but they seem to be working for some users.
Android Wear mobile OS to eventually work with robotics, smart cars, smart homes and search
Cloud versions of software make licensing even more complex
Emerging battle with Samsung and Google will be joined by Apple and Microsoft
Target paid the price for its apparent failure; other big firms follow the same pattern and could face the same fate, analyst say
With the right collaboration tools and an open-minded management team, the phrase 'productive meeting' doesn't have to be an oxymoron.
Tech leaders reflect on the Web and all the good and bad changes it's brought.
Big Thinkers are urging IT to lead a charge to digitally remake every aspect of their businesses. CIOs aren't so sure...
