| IT News Daily | | | A former employee of Oracle has sued the company for allegedly conspiring with Google to prevent poaching of certain categories of managers from each other, in a bid to keep salaries low. | | | Issue highlights 1. Will.i.am's beast of a smartwatch makes calls and more without needing a phone 2. Startup builds on Wi-Fi chips for cheaper 'last mile' to home broadband 3. Google's Nexus 9 tablet, Nexus 6 'phablet' first with Android 5.0 4. Google wastes no time refining Classroom 5. Facebook opens smooth scrolling Paper framework for iOS 6. CIOs and CMOs Must Join Forces to Win Digital Consumers | | | American musician-cum-entrepreneur Will.i.am thinks he's got a radical gadget to beat the band: a massive app-infused watch that he says can do everything a phone can, and more. READ MORE | | Areas starved for high-speed broadband may get a new option thanks to a system that's based on Wi-Fi hardware and could deliver half a gigabit per second to each home. READ MORE | | WHITE PAPER: Dell | Symantec We are in the midst of a mobile revolution. Numbers of mobile devices are growing with some experts predicting that employees will be carrying three or more devices. Growth is not limited to just devices. As the number of enterprise apps rapidly expands, "an app for everything" is a slogan few would question. Learn More | | The sixth paragraph of the story, "Google's Nexus 9 tablet, Nexus 6 'phablet' first with Android 5.0," which posted to the newswire Wednesday, incorrectly referred to the year Hurricane Sandy occurred and its relevance to Google news released Thursday. That paragraph has been removed from the story READ MORE | | Making clear that it's serious about its foray into education software, Google has pushed out a set of enhancements for its Classroom app, barely two months after its release. READ MORE | | RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IDG TV Watch all the latest videos from IDG's global network of technology experts, all teed up in searchable channels with a fun, fresh look. Click to continue | | The framework that powers Facebook's Paper content presentation app is being made publicly available to help developers create Apple iOS apps that scroll more smoothly. READ MORE | | In today's business world, the digital consumer is all-powerful, marketing holds the keys to unlocking the "mobile moment," and the CIO must take on new skills in order to seize the business tech mantle. Make no mistake, we've entered an era on par with the greatest business transformations in U.S. history, says Forrester CEO George Colony. READ MORE | | | | |
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