| IT News Daily | | | Hewlett-Packard lowers outlook as struggles continue ... Visa tech could prep Europe for Apple Pay ... Gemalto says encryption keys are safe ... and more tech news | | | Issue highlights 1. 5 apps for signing documents with your iPhone and iPad 2. Start-up Leia to demo Star Wars-inspired hologram display technology next week 3. Gemalto says spies probably didn't steal mobile phone encryption keys from it after all 4. Sony users unable to access popular services like Hulu, Netflix 5. How IBM analyzes Twitter for the enterprise developer 6. Uber's loyalty deal with Starwood Hotels could boost global growth | | | The dance of printing a document, taking a pen and signing it, then scanning and emailing it to a banker or client is one I think we've all done. It's also extremely inefficient, not to mention annoying. READ MORE | | U.S. start-up Leia is demonstrating its 3D holographic display technology at Mobile World Congress, promising a chance to see what mobile holography is all about. READ MORE | | WHITE PAPER: Box Today, there is a gap growing between the expectations of end-users for simple, effortless apps in the workplace and the requirements of IT to protect content with enterprise-grade security. Learn More>> | | SIM card maker Gemalto has dismissed recent reports that U.K. and U.S. spies obtained encryption keys protecting millions of mobile phones by hacking its network. READ MORE | | Viewers complained Tuesday that they were unable to access some of their favorite online streaming services like Netflix and Hulu from smart devices made by Sony. 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 | | Capturing public conversations around the world in real time, Twitter could be a valuable source of intelligence for the business world, so IBM is creating new ways to derive potentially valuable information from this massive, sprawling data set. READ MORE | | Uber likes to promote its service as an easy way to get from point A to point B with a smartphone. Now the company wants to reward you for making one of those points a hotel. READ MORE | | | | |
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