Guess what? IT doesn't care what's on your iPhone

Guess what? IT doesn't care what's on your iPhone

Despite fearmongering over rogue and information-leaking apps, very few organizations actually control mobile app usage

It's over: All private data is public

Enough about the NSA -- any hacker worthy of the name can snatch your 'private' data. Either stop entrusting it to anyone or chill out ...  more

8 struggling technologies: Which ones will survive?

From BlackBerry to Ultrabooks to Google TV, these technologies might be on their last legs... more

Developers catch on to Cassandra's database dexterity

Companies big and small are leveraging the open source database for high-volume data management... more

Don't hold your breath for office apps in the cloud

A recent Gartner report shows that the growth of cloud-based office automation applications is steady but slow ... more

Microsoft hopes to win over students with cheap Surface RTs

Microsoft may be trying to dump its stash of ARM-based systems in anticipation of Intel's 'Haswell' chip... more

Special report: InfoWorld's developers survival guide

Learn how to work smarter, not harder with InfoWorld's roundup of all the tips and trends programmers need to know... more

Scorecard: Best Android office suite shoot-out

Which package of office apps provide the best mobile productivity experience on Android devices? We put the leading contenders to the test to find out... more

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Internet-facing SAP systems suffering increased attacks

Security researcher Alexander Polyakov finds... more

Notes from the Field by Robert X. Cringely

Snowden has answers, but NSA still holds the questions

The IT pro at the center of the NSA scandal held... more

Modernizing IT by Eric Knorr

Is Microsoft's Metro UI the real problem?

Microsoft's phone and tablet market shares remain stuck in single digits, which suggests Windows 8's... more

The Deep End by Paul Venezia

The end of the open Internet as we know it?

PRISM exposes an Internet devolving from an open flow of human ideas into an X-ray machine with an... more

Open Sources by Simon Phipps

How to break out of PRISM

NSA scandal has exploded fears of being watched on the Internet, but a new website lists ways to... more

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