6 things Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 does that Nexus 9 can't

	6 things Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 does that Nexus 9 can't | An in-depth look at the BlackBerry Classic
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	INSIDER How to secure Apple and Android mobile devices using 802.1X Understanding all the 802.1X client settings can certainly help during deployment and support of an enterprise network. Read More : Venafi Gaps In SSH Security Create An Open Door For Attackers As an IT security leader, are you on top of SSH security for your organization? It's key to next-generation trust protection. Find out what Forrester reveals as gaps in that security—gaps that could put your organization in peril. Learn More In this Issue 6 things Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 does that Nexus 9 can't An in-depth look at the BlackBerry Classic How marketing is tackling MDM in the shadows Why Microsoft's mobile marketing strategy hinges on iOS and Android Chinese Android phone maker hides secret backdoor on its devices BOOK GIVEAWAY: Advanced Android Application Development, 4th Edition T-Mobile to pay $90M for unauthorized charges on customers' bills Uber temporarily suspends service in Portland Sale of Nigeria's Nitel bogs down in confusion yet again Messaging app Line buys Microsoft's MixRadio music-streaming app : Venafi IT Security's Responsibility: Protecting Mobile Certificates When it comes to protecting mobile certificates, IT security leaders must act responsibly - with next-generation trust protection. Find out how Forrester rates IT security leaders' knowledge and understanding of keys and certificate technologies for mobile. Learn More 6 things Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 does that Nexus 9 can't Both the new Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 and Nexus 9 tablets are top-quality, high-end tablet options, but each outshines the other in a number of notable ways. Here are six things the Fire HDX 8.9 does that the Nexus 9 can't. Read More An in-depth look at the BlackBerry Classic A closer look at the new BlackBerry Classic smartphone with photos from the device's New York City launch event. Read More How marketing is tackling MDM in the shadows Tech vendors are targeting marketers and other business executives with products and services and selling them behind IT's back. This shadow or rogue tech trend has now made its way to mobile device management. Read More Why Microsoft's mobile marketing strategy hinges on iOS and Android With apps like Sway and the touch version of Office, Microsoft hopes to spark both user and enterprise interest in Windows phones and tablets. Read More Chinese Android phone maker hides secret backdoor on its devices Chinese smartphone maker Coolpad has built an extensive "backdoor" into its Android devices that can track users, serve them unwanted advertisements and install unauthorized apps, a U.S. security firm alleged today.In a research paper released today, Palo Alto Networks detailed its investigation of the backdoor, which it dubbed "CoolReaper.""Coolpad has built a backdoor that goes beyond the usual data collection," said Ryan Olson, director of intelligence at Palo Alto's Unit 42. "This is way beyond what one malicious insider could have done."Coolpad, which sells smartphones under several brand names -- including Halo, also called Danzen -- is one of China's largest ODMs (original device manufacturers). According to IDC, it ranked fifth in China in the third quarter, with 8.4% of the market, and has expanded sales outside of the People's Republic of China (PRC) and Taiwan to Southeast Asia, the U.S. and Western Europe.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More : Venafi Get Ready for PCI DSS v3 Deadlines Are you prepared for PCI DSS v3? The standard demands that IT security leaders have more visibility and security over keys and certificates. Find out what you need to know about next-generation trust protection to lock down your mobile environment. Learn More BOOK GIVEAWAY: Advanced Android Application Development, 4th Edition We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More T-Mobile to pay $90M for unauthorized charges on customers' bills The carrier will pay back subscribers as part of a settlement with the FCC Read More Uber temporarily suspends service in Portland The move comes following a lawsuit from the city against Uber Read More Sale of Nigeria's Nitel bogs down in confusion yet again Arabian Amlak For Investment says it had offered a much higher bid than NATCOM Read More Messaging app Line buys Microsoft's MixRadio music-streaming app Microsoft says that Line gives MixRadio 'an excellent platform for expansion' Read More
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