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	Nokia delays closure of sale to Microsoft of smartphone business   Nokia has delayed to April the sale of its smartphone business to Microsoft as it still hasn't received approvals from certain antitrust authorities in Asia. Read More   In this Issue Meet the company that's smartening up push notifications Snowden revelations raise interest in smartphone spyware for business Mobile development is tougher than people think 5 ways to prevent data loss in mobile environments 10 low-code tools for building mobile apps fast Isis CTO accuses retailers of turning off NFC and smartcard payment tech Should you get the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro whopper-sized tablet? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Enterprise DEMO Enterprise: New Tech Solving Big Problems Technologies from cloud computing, mobile, and big data to sensor networks, 3D printing, and robotics are changing the landscape for enterprises large and small. Attend DEMO Enterprise, April 3 in SF for an eye-opening array of products solving big problems for business. Special offer to newsletter subscribers, register and save 40%. Meet the company that's smartening up push notifications   "The smartphone home screen is the most valuable real estate on the planet," Urban Airship's chief marketing officer Brent Hieggelke told me over drinks at the gorgeous Driskill Hotel bar in downtown Austin. And I think he's right. I'll ignore all kinds of email spam, any phone call from an unknown number is automatically assumed to be a sales pitch, and non-junk mail only appears in my actual mailbox about once a week at most. Read More   Snowden revelations raise interest in smartphone spyware for business mSpy bundles its smartphone monitoring software in four popular smartphones. Read More   Mobile development is tougher than people think Mobile development is tough. Anyone who has created an app, especially natively, will tell you that. While the tools and SDK's have improved dramatically over the years, the fundamentals have stayed the same. What is it that makes it so tricky, and why does the lay person assume it's so easy? Read More   WHITE PAPER: BlackBerry Best Practices in BYOD: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Manageability, security and support – these are just a few of the reasons BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10 is such a powerful Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution. Learn More 5 ways to prevent data loss in mobile environments Confidential company data can make its way onto mobile devices, where it's no longer under the protection of your toughest network defenses. Does that make your data vulnerable? To find out, review some strategies for preventing data loss on mobile devices. Read More   10 low-code tools for building mobile apps fast No-code and low-code mobile programming tools give business users and developers a fast track to mobile app success Read More   Isis CTO accuses retailers of turning off NFC and smartcard payment tech A powerful group of retailers plans to roll out mobile payments in 2014 by scanning barcodes from smartphones, a move that sets up a potential battle with backers of NFC and Google Wallet. Read More   Should you get the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro whopper-sized tablet? Smartphones aren't the only thing getting bigger -- so are some tablets. Samsung has brought out its biggest to date: The big 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro. It it something you should get, or is it overkill? Read More
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