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4 Things You Need to Know About Samsung Pay

Samsung this week announced its new mobile payment service, Samsung Pay. Here are four things about the new offering you should be aware of.

Samsung Galaxy S 6, GS6 edge in Pictures

Get an inside look at the brand new Galaxy S 6 and GS6 edge, via photos captured at Samsung's Mobile World Congress launch event yesterday and an exclusive GS6 press event in New York City last week.

Can You Reclaim Your Email With Microsoft Office Graph Tools?

Email is a commodity -- and sometimes a curse. Could adding Microsoft services such as Delve and Clutter make it useful again?

Galaxy S6 designer says GS6 phones are ‘new face of Samsung’

Samsung's senior designer of its new Galaxy S 6 and Galaxy S 6 edge smartphones talks about his inspiration for the most significant changes and enhancements to the Galaxy S product line, and explains why the devices represent the 'new face

Hands On With the New Samsung Galaxy S 6, GS6 edge

CIO.com's Al Sacco goes hands on with Samsung's new Galaxy S 6 and Galaxy S 6 edge. Check out his first impressions of Samsungu2019s most ambitious smartphones yet.

How Choosing the Right CEO Can Change Your Business

The best way to select a CEO is to find someone who is a subject matter expert and has managed a P&L. Unfortunately, the process is not always based on such criteria. Columnist Rob Enderle takes a look at Ixia, a company that chose its new CEO w

Traction Watch: Grovo Is Growing 20 Percent Per Month

Grovo, a micro-training platform that uses 60-second videos to help large corporations teach employees about new policies and procedures, is growing like gangbusters. Read on to learn the secret to their traction.

USPS Tries to Keep Mail Relevant in a Digital Age

NFL’s Lions Tackle Giant Video Uploads

The football team now uses a cloud file-sharing service that makes it much faster to distribute game video footage to news stations

Cross-Border Data Restrictions Threatens Global Economic Growth

New report concludes that policies that restrict cross-border data flows harm companies in traditional industries such as mining and manufacturing. The ITIF calls on trade negotiators to elevate the issue.