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The Microsoft layoffs are about culture not money

What businesses need to know about Touch ID and iOS 8 | How Google is grooming the next generation of Android developers

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BY IDG ENTERPRISE
July 21, 2014
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The Microsoft layoffs are about culture not money

You can't split testing and development and marketing apart if you want a development culture where everyone joins in.

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What businesses need to know about Touch ID and iOS 8

One major change coming in iOS 8 is the ability for developers to integrate Apple's Touch ID fingerprint scanning into their apps as a security mechanism. That provides a lot of great functionality, but it also raises several questions for enterprise IT and enterprise app developers.

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How Google is grooming the next generation of Android developers

As the company prepares to compete in the markets for wearables, smart appliances and smart cars, Google seeks fresh development blood.

Apple and IBM could solve enterprise mobility headaches for IT

Apple's vaunted user experience and IBM's deep enterprise experience could be the magic bullet for IT professionals trying to make users happy while still maintaining their expected level of oversight.

Appcelerator cuts down on custom app work for enterprise developers

The Appcelerator app development platform gets better analytics, a private cloud option, and most notably of all, an API Builder tool to streamline common coding.

Layoffs signal Microsoft is throwing in the towel on hardware (mostly)

Microsoft's layoffs, combined with recent comments from executives, indicate that the company plans to use hardware only to show OEMs how it's done, not with the goal of bringing in a significant revenue stream.

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