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iOS 10.1: Stop Portrait mode from creating duplicate photos

Hereu2019s how you can stop Portrait mode from creating duplicate photos in iOS 10.1 on the iPhone 7 Plus.

5,000 LinkedIn Learning sessions are free this week

LinkedIn says that because the number of job applications its users submit shoots up in October, it will offer thousands of free LinkedIn Learning training courses until the end of the month to help people gain skills and land new gigs.rn

The gender gap in tech is getting worse but it’s fixable

New research from Accenture and Girls Who Code, released at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing last week, reveals that the gender gap in tech is actually getting worse. Here's what you can do to fix it.

How to get IT and HR on the same page

If your company views HR and IT as two separate departments, it might be time to reevaluate your thinking.

Buying the best BPM for your needs

Think of business process management software as 'the oil that lubricates corporate machinery.' With dozens of options on the market, use the reverse-engineering technique to find the BPM system that best meets your particular needs.

5 mistakes to avoid when building the business case for IT

Projecting the ROI and payback of a technology project is an effort most project teams are tasked with – and it doesn't have to be painful one.

IoT and healthcare IT security: from firefighting to building code upgrades

The recent DDoS attacks on DNS provider Dyn have highlighted the need for healthcare to turn its focus from 'firefighting' to 'building code upgrades' when it comes to securing IT environments.

Dell and EMC: two worlds become one

Combined entity is ready to take on the behemoths in enterprise infrastructure supply while maintaining its position in endpoints.

Google makes more than Samsung, Apple on flagship phone

The price Google charges for its Pixel XL smartphone is closer to what it costs to make the phone than what both Samsung and Apple charge for the GS7 and iPhone 7, but Google still makes more money. Here's why.

Civilization VI released for Mac

Aspyr has released Civilization VI for the Mac via Steam. The game will also be released soon in the Mac App Store, according to Aspyr.

TV companies can drop your favorite channels without refunds

Dish Network customers recently sued the company after it dropped a popular channel without providing refunds. However, a U.S. court found that the fine print in their contracts basically gives Dish carte blanche to chop channels.

Capital One shifts to DevOps to keep pace with customers

The banking company is building software faster to keep up with consumersu2019 evolving preferences for digital banking services.

How much does ‘Free Wi-Fi’ cost your business?

Wi-Fi is often difficult to use, which kills productivity on the road, and it costs businesses nearly $3 billion a year.

Ubuntu Yakkety Yak review: Head in the cloud, feet on the desktop

Despite being a desktop OS, Ubuntu 16.10 feels more like a cloud and server OS. And thatu2019s a good thing.

CIO Career Coach: How to ace a job interview, part 2 (video)

In the second of three related video primers, IT executive recruiter Martha Heller shares more expert insight and advice on how to deliver a perfect performance in a job interview.

CIO Digital Magazine: October 2016

If you’re just thinking about cloud it’s already too late

Many IT leaders are pondering the meaning of 'cloud' and how what it's impact might be. Yet, as we we watch and wait the pace of change in technology has never been faster.

Winning strategies for MACRA and MIPS

We have received the almost 2,400 pages of the final rule on MACRA. It's complicated, and now is the time to prepare.

Pepe the Frog and Apple’s political bias against Donald Trump

Appleu2019s biased and inconsistent app submission reviewers are on display yet again as the company rejects a pro-Trump app that features Pepe the Frog.

Where to find the world’s best programmers

The coder you need may likely be on the other side of the world, according to recent research.

My high heels don’t make me any less high tech

Even today, women software developers earn about 20 percent less than what men with the same jobs earn; less than 5 percent of venture-backed tech startups are founded by women. And less than 5 percent of the Fortune 500 Company CEOs are women. None

StubHub works to grow diversity inside and out

Live events company StubHub took on a global rebranding effort and its new CMO Jennifer Betka was charged with putting diversity at center stage.

Are your marketing pros ready to handle big data?

Big data has brought a lot to the table for modern businesses, but data isn't just a focus for IT anymore. Marketers are now at the front of data analytics, requiring these pros to develop new skill sets.rn

How to choose the right project management tools

With all the project management and collaboration tools available today, it's important for companies to carefully evaluate which ones will best meet their needs today and in the future.

With Watson Element, Apple and IBM aim to transform education

Apple and IBM this week released their first iOS app for academia. IBM Watson Element for Educators is designed to blend student data with curriculum and cognitive technology to improve and enhance personalized education for K-12 students.

Capital One CIO finds tech talent at Grace Hopper conference

Rob Alexander attended the popular conference to meet with seasoned tech workers and college students interested in pursuing technology as well as to support the 200 Capital One employees showing off the banku2019s products at the event.

Why Patriots coach tossed Microsoft’s Surface

Patriots coach Bill Belicheck has had it with tech and is going back to hard copy. Columnist Rob Enderle writes that thereu2019s a lesson to learn from this.

Why offshoring doesn’t matter

The question of where in the world to source services is becoming increasingly irrelevant as automation takes on more and more of the work.

We can’t afford quality!

Understanding the impact of quality

Cloud services lift IT outsourcing market higher than expected

The global IT and business services industry had its strongest third quarter to date, bolstered by the record-high value in the as-a-service segment of the market.

Competition in gigabit internet market can significantly reduce prices

When U.S. cities or towns have multiple gigabit internet providers, prices for various service tiers drop accordingly, a new study reveals.

IBM says Macs save up to $543 per user

IBM already has the world's largest enterprise Mac footprint, and it adds 1,300 new Macs every week. The company says its Apple devices save IT time and money, but the cultural changes at the 105-year-old company may be even more valuable.rn

13 travel bags for the discerning techie

Today's tech-savvy traveler has more gadget friendly luggage options than ever before, including Kate Spade purses that recharge iPhones, suitcases with built-in laptop trays and 'smart' bags that track their own locations.

The apps you need to run a business

These software and mobile applications will enable you to manage virtually every part of your startup or small business: from organization to communication to finance to security.

Dreamforce 2016 was all about getting through giving

Improvement through contribution, and making a meaningful difference in the world, were key themes to this year's conference.

Where APIs and empathy meet

How APIs and empathy contribute to Ticketmaster's digital ambitions.

Dropbox is now a must-have iOS app due to these new features

Dropbox's updated iOS app lets you digitally sign PDF files stored in the cloud. That's just one of a few valuable enhancements, but the PDF feature falls short when it comes to filling out certain forms.

Facebook now lets you order dinner and buy movie tickets

If Facebook has its way, the social network will soon be your go-to online destination for movie tickets, food delivery and other local reservations.

Enterprise analytics isn’t about competitive advantage

Competitive advantage used to mean something. Competitive advantage is a core part of the sales pitch for analytics. But the strategic CxO is wary of buying into that. Because analytics isn't about competition.

MDM helps real estate developer mobilize business processes

Edward Rose & Sons turned to cloud software to manage more than 500 iPads and iPhones its leasing agents, maintenance staff and construction workers use to access information.

We interrupt this blog to bring you National Cyber Security Awareness Month

Partner with your organization's communications team to create or upgrade a methodical, thorough response that's firmly in place before the next cyberattack.

6 essential elements of a good business plan

Entrepreneurs, executives and venture capitalists discuss how to craft a business plan that will impress investors and be a good road map for your company.

CIOs must stand at the forefront of innovation

Introducing technology into organization-wide strategic plans and tactical initiatives.

Can blockchain make food safer in China?

Aiming to secure the food supply chain and improve traceability, IBM is working with Walmart and Tsinghua University to use blockchain to enhance food safety in China.

Dell EMC aims for a converged, custom fit in an off-the-rack world

Dell EMC says converged systems are too rigid in their deployment options and has come up with an on-premises offering it calls Validated System for Virtualization.

Will Apple release a 4-inch iPhone 8?

Appleu2019s 4-inch iPhone SE has been a big hit with the companyu2019s customers. But will Apple release a smaller version of the iPhone 8 in 2017?

How to tell if Amazon’s $50 Echo Dot is right for you

For $50, you can now equip your home or office with Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant, thanks to the company's updated Echo Dot. However, if Siri, Google Assistant, or Microsoft's Cortana offer all the voice control you need, Echo Dot m

Tech companies pitching in to battle the talent shortage

Tech companies are struggling to find the right talent as the need for more qualified tech workers explodes. They're finding that great salaries and perks don't work if the supply of available workers doesn't meet demand.

Trump is beating Clinton in the Twitterbot war

Tweetstorms from both the Trump and Clinton camps constantly flood Twitter, and despite the Republican's candidate recent publicity challenges, Trump's team uses Twitterbots more effectively, according to new research.

CIOs discuss whether Note7 recall hurts Samsung’s enterprise appeal

Samsung's brand took a beating over the past months as reports of exploding Galaxy Note7 smartphones made headlines and the company desperately did damage duty. In the enterprise, however, CIOs and IT leaders say Samsung has earned a second chan