Android bloatware alert: DT Ignite automated app installer spotted on T-Mobile, Verizon phones

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	INSIDER How to create seamless mobile security for employees Frustrated employees will figure out how to get around disruptive and clunky security procedures. Here's how three organizations created a secure and seamless mobile experience for end users. Read More   WHITE PAPER: OutSystems Why IT Struggles with Mobility This paper chronicles the adventures and misadventures of the enterprise mobile app journey based on our observations working with industry leaders who have weathered three years of pain to arrive at the same conclusions. Learn More In this Issue Android bloatware alert: DT Ignite automated app installer spotted on T-Mobile, Verizon phones Sony's e-paper smartwatch prototype has been hiding in plain sight New IBM service shines a light on mobile device and app performance BlackBerry's deal to buy voice crypto company Secusmart blessed by German government BYOD brings corporate contradictions Fastest LTE speed will be out of reach for most users Opera pitches all-you-can-eat app stores to mobile operators Microsoft buys Acompli to enhance Outlook for iOS, Android WHITE PAPER: CommVault 5 Steps to Application-Aware Data Protection Application Owners need to know that they'll be able to recover their data at the application level when disaster strikes, and yesterday's solutions are simply not up to this job. It's time for modern, application-aware data protection - and here's how to get there. Learn more about how to create application-aware protection. Learn More>> Android bloatware alert: DT Ignite automated app installer spotted on T-Mobile, Verizon phones Some Galaxy Note 4 and LG G3 owners on these carriers have reported the uninvited appearance of the installer and some apps--and worse, the apps can be difficult to uninstall. Read More   Sony's e-paper smartwatch prototype has been hiding in plain sight The group inside Sony that developed the watch featured it in a crowdfunding project, according to the Wall Street Journal. Read More   New IBM service shines a light on mobile device and app performance The company is also unveiling cloud-based virtual desktops for mobile devices. Read More   BlackBerry's deal to buy voice crypto company Secusmart blessed by German government The deal will let BlackBerry step up its cross-platform push with better security. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Vormetric Vormetric Security Intelligence with SIEM Integration This document describes the integration of Vormetric Security Intelligence Logs with well-known Security Intelligence Event Management (SIEM) tools, details about the log messages that get generated and samples of reports that can be generated with the various SIEM tools. View Now>> BYOD brings corporate contradictions CIOs naturally want a BYOD policy in place to give them some level of control, but the reality is that employees will do whatever they want regardless of the policy. Read More   Fastest LTE speed will be out of reach for most users Users in Asia will be the first to get 450 Mbps, while Americans and European will have to wait. Read More   Opera pitches all-you-can-eat app stores to mobile operators Opera Software thinks users are ready to subscribe to mobile apps just like music and is pitching curated versions of the company's Mobile Store to operators.With the Opera Subscription Mobile Store, operators can create their own stores and users pay a weekly fee to download as many apps as they want. The shorter subscription length was chosen to let users dip in and out and to keep the cost down, said Jay Hinman, vice president for Operator Solutions at Opera.Taking inspiration from the success of the likes of Netflix and Spotify is a good way to try to differentiate a service. But competing with Apple and Google continues to be very difficult, and the all-you-can-eat model doesn't take into account the popularity of in-app payments, according to Paolo Pescatore, director of multiplay and media at market research company CCS Insight.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Microsoft buys Acompli to enhance Outlook for iOS, Android Acompli's mobile e-mail client could power Office Outlook services on iPhones, Android devices Read More
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