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Cyber security is job number one, says Barclays CIO

AT&T Data Plan Is ‘a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’

Open Internet advocates are warning that AT&T's 'sponsored data' program could create pay-to-play mobile Web. It has also been described as a new form of double-dipping, where both customers and businesses are charged for the same

Can Microsoft Turn Around Its Fortunes With Windows 8 Tablets?

After trailing iPads and Android tablets for enterprise market share in 2013, analysts predict that Windows 8-based tablets will surge from a distant third place to lead the field.

T-Mobile Offers $650 to Jump Ship from Other Carriers

The wireless wars are intensifying, and T-Mobile upped the ante with an new offer designed to lure AT&T, Sprint and Verizon customers.

CIOs Must Balance Cloud Security and Customer Service

Cloud era brings government IT new challenge of keeping data secure while broadening user access. This will require federal CIOs to take a more granular approach to access and encryption.

3 Powerful Laptops Built for Serious Business

Looking for a laptop with serious processing power? CIO.com put three high-end laptops -- the Soni Vaio Flip 15, the HP ZBook 15 and the Acer Aspire V3 -- to the photo- and video-editing test to see which offers the best bang for the buck.

Must-Have Android Widgets for Your Smartphone and Tablet

If you're not using Android widgets, you're not getting the most out of your Android smartphone or tablet. CIO.com's Al Sacco spotlights a collection of unique widgets, all free and all worth a download.

Why You Shouldn’t Buy Into the Internet of Things Hype Just Yet

Internet-enabled refrigerators and garage door openers sound intriguing, but are they really worth the trouble? The potential for nettlesome security and management issues should make you think twice about the Internet of Things (IoT), according to C

12 Healthcare IT Predictions for 2014

CIO.com's senior editor covering healthcare IT makes 12 predictions for topics and trends that will make waves in 2014.

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