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The thin client has been largely disappointing from the beginning, but a partnership between VMware and Nvidia may finally give the thin client the performance, scalability, security and price it needs to catch on.
Google recently added new voice commands to its Android Search app. Unfortunately, some of the commands don't work well, according to CIO.com blogger James A. Martin, and others simply aren't very useful.
Alpha Dominche's "Steampunk" coffee machine is operated by an Android-powered Nexus 7 tablet, and its associated Android app lets baristas modify an impressive array of pour settings, as well as share custom coffee recipes with other S
March Madness is upon us. Each of these three free Android and iPhone/iPad apps will keep you updated on news and scores — and a couple of them then let you get in on the competition.
Government agencies are rich in data that could be used to better serve citizens. However leveraging massive amounts data is at best a complex project. Based on interviews with CIOs at every level of government, Kevin C. Desouza of Arizona State Univ
An analysis of IBM's new BlueMix project, which puts most of IBM's software in the cloud, reveals that 80 percent of IT spending goes to legacy systems. As organizations finally learn to stop worrying and love the cloud, IT departments will
Recent updates to the WatchDox mobile apps let you securely edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on your Android and iOS devices. The apps work well, according to CIO.com blogger James A. Martin, but they're not the only options for secure mobi
CIO.com mobile apps reviewer James A. Martin examines some recent research on mobile-app purchasing habits and shares insights on when it makes sense to pay for apps — and when it doesn't.
Software compliance is a complex and interpretative process that if not done correctly and with forethought can cost organizations millions. Follow these guidelines to ensure the best possible outcome.
The Sochi 2014 Olympics officially kick off on Friday in Russia. Here are four apps to help you watch, or at least stay updated on, the winter sporting events.
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