| | | TOP STORIES | | 9 iPhone Hacks To Free Up Storage Space If you're tired of seeing notifications to address your shrinking iPhone memory, try a few of these tips to clear some extra space. Apple Vs. FBI: 4 Key Developments This Week The legal battle between Apple and the US government made significant headway this week. These are the four key takeaways from this past week. Hortonworks Makes Waves, BI Benchmark Breakthrough: Big Data Roundup Hortonworks updates its platforms and teams up with HPE for Spark, LinkedIn contributes more to the Apache Software Foundation, Business Intelligence software talks to Hadoop, and more in this edition of the Big Data Roundup. iPhone, iPad Updates: What To Expect At Apple's March 21 Event Apple is expected to unveil its latest updates to the iPhone, iPad and its Apple Watch bands at an event to be held March 21. But despite Apple's reputation for secrecy, details have been leaking out. HoloLens Preorder, Windows 10 Enterprise Security: Microsoft Roundup This week Microsoft added Windows 10 IoT support for Raspberry Pi 3, kicked off HoloLens preorders, and filed an amicus brief in support of Apple in its FBI case. Learn to integrate the cloud into legacy systems and new initiatives. Attend the Cloud Connect Track at Interop Las Vegas, May 2-6. Register now!
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Hospitals and medical device manufacturers need to start doing more to detect and thwart incoming attacks on networks and devices.
Android Security Gets Better with Lollipop
It's reassuring to see Google deploying new and improved security features as its mobile OS matures.
Privacy & Cybercrime Use The Same Tools
Users who are hungry for privacy need to choose their solutions carefully.
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When Encryption Becomes The Enemy's Best Friend The growth in SSL/TLS traffic has made it a lot easier for threat actors to slip attacks and malware past enterprise defenses. InformationWeek's sister website, Dark Reading, has the full story.
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| | | MOST POPULAR | 7 Tech Jobs Hardest Hit By Layoffs In 2015
Despite a relatively low unemployment rate for the tech industry, some of its jobs were hit harder with layoffs than others in 2015. Take a look at the US Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics data to see how your job and those of your peers fared.
8 IoT Operating Systems Powering The Future
Unlike PCs and mobile devices, there's a wide variety of commercial and open source operating systems powering the IoT. Here are eight leading contenders and the best use-cases for them.
10 Best Tech Companies To Work For In 2016
Google slipped off its perch as the No. 1 place to work on Glassdoor's Best Places to Work list, unseated by an Internet travel company. Here's a look at 10 top tech companies where you may want to hang your hat in the new year.
9 iPhone Hacks To Free Up Storage Space
If you're tired of seeing notifications to address your shrinking iPhone memory, try a few of these tips to clear some extra space.
Siri, Cortana Are Listening: How 5 Digital Assistants Use Your Data
Learn more about how digital assistants including Amazon Alexa, Facebook M, Google Now, and Apple's Siri are rewriting the rules around data privacy and sharing.
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