Issue highlights 1. Are Apple and Gartner afraid of analytics? 2. How to turn an old phone or tablet into a PC productivity tool 3. BOOK GIVEAWAY: R for Everyone: Advanced Analytics and Graphics 4. How to use the new, productivity-boosting Google Docs and Sheets add-ons 5. 5 tips to make Windows 8's Metro UI more practical and less irritating 6. REVIEW: Tax apps for iOS: File your taxes on your iPad or iPhone 7. Do we really need another Android gaming console? 8. The 12 pros and cons of a cellular smartwatch 9. CARTOON: Android Wear is about to make things creepier |
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| In theory, analytics should help firms make key business decisions. In practice, companies ignore analytics because it's likely to tell them the bad news they don't want to hear. READ MORE |
| That old phone needn't sit in the junk drawer. With the right apps, it can work with your PC to add useful features or speed up tasks. READ MORE |
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| Google recently added a new add-ons store to Docs and Sheets. Here's how to install third-party apps in your account. READ MORE |
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| The desktop may be the UI of choice for most Windows users, but what do you do when the modern UI makes more sense? Here are some handy tips. READ MORE |
| If you own an iOS device, it may be all you need to settle up with the taxman. Both H&R Block and Intuit offer apps for the iPad, iPhone or iPod touch that, depending on your needs, will do the job and do it well. READ MORE |
| In today's open source roundup: Asus might release an Android gaming console called the Game Box. Do we really need one? Plus: How to watch Netflix in Linux with Pipelight, and Windows 8 versus Ubuntu 13.10 when running the game Portal 2. READ MORE |
| Samsung is reportedly working on a variant of its Gear 2 smartwatch that works over cellular networks and doesn't require a Bluetooth or other connection to a smartphone. READ MORE |
| Google wants to put Android-powered devices all over your body. What could go wrong? READ MORE |
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| Remembering Patrick J. McGovern, 1937-2014 Over a span of 50 years, Pat McGovern oversaw IDG's launch of more than 300 magazines and newspapers and championed the expansion of IDG's network to include more than 460 websites, including ITworld, 200 mobile apps and 700 events worldwide. In addition to a career dedicated to information technology, he created the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT. Our thoughts are with his family. |
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