iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C

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	iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C It probably really is time to switch the name of this round-up to the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6S Plus rumor rollup since those will almost surely be the names of what's coming next from Apple on the smartphone front, but before long, it'll be back to slinging iPhone 7 scuttlebutt anyway. Read More : VeloCloud Software-Defined WAN For Dummies: A Crash Course in SD-WAN This easy-to-read book gives you jargon-free best practices for Software-Defined Wide Area Networking. View now In this Issue Wi-Fi blocking debate far from over INSIDER Managing data in a mobile and cloud world Review: 6 things to know about the Galaxy S6 Edge+ Taming your cables Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness Access points with 802.11ac are taking over enterprise WLANs Smartwatches, smartphones and TVs will vie for IFA spotlight iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Amazon said to scale down Fire smartphone team 7 reasons why modular smartphones are such a nightmare to develop Ask Cortana anything: Snarky answers to 59 burning questions WEBCAST: CDW Develop a Social Business Strategy the Works Social streams are quickly infiltrating today's business culture. Successfully tapping into their power can return big rewards. Learn how to design and adopt a social business strategy that will empower your workforce to strategize, engage and execute at new levels. View Now Wi-Fi blocking debate far from over Following the FCC's warning in January that it would no longer tolerate the Marriotts of the world blocking visitors' WiFi hotspots, I set a reminder on my calendar to revisit the topic six months later. After all, the issue of WiFi blocking sparked strong reactions from IT pros, end users and vendors of wireless LAN products early in the year, and I figured it wasn't over yet. With the FCC's Smart City order earlier this month, it turns out my intuition was right. Read More INSIDER Managing data in a mobile and cloud world A simple strategy for standardizing metadata can improve decision-making, data governance and data security. (Insider; registration required) Read More Review: 6 things to know about the Galaxy S6 Edge+ Samsung's latest curved-screen smartphone, the Galaxy S6 Edge+, looks great -- but does that necessarily make it a better device? Read More Taming your cables Where's there's computer, there's going to be cables which means you're going to be annoyed ... here are three gadgets to make USB, Thunderbolt, and cables in general much less annoying Read More WEBCAST: Rackspace RPC Bursting to Public Cloud Demo Video Rackspace Private Cloud offers its customers the ability to burst to the public cloud for extra capacity when they need it. This short video demonstrates this bursting capability. Learn More Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Former Microsoft CEO and current Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is reportedly weighing an over-the-top streaming video service for NBA games. Read More Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness The parents of an anonymous student at the Fay School in Southborough, Mass. allege that the Wi-Fi at the institution is making their child sick, according to a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court earlier this month. Read More Access points with 802.11ac are taking over enterprise WLANs Wireless networks based on the 802.11ac standard are taking over in the enterprise, resulting in faster connections for users with compatible devices. Read More Smartwatches, smartphones and TVs will vie for IFA spotlight At the IFA trade show, Samsung Electronics and Motorola Mobility aim to show that their smartwatches can compete with Apple, Sony needs to demonstrate that it's still a relevant smartphone manufacturer, and LG want to convince customers that it's time to buy a new TV. Read More WHITE PAPER: Exceed Group How to Dramatically Reduce International Cellular Fees Clients' bills were showing thousands of dollars per month for international services, and not a single person had traveled outside the U.S. in several months. Learn More iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Apple's iPhone 6s camera will be the best one we've seen yet. Read More Amazon said to scale down Fire smartphone team Amazon has reportedly laid off dozens of engineers who worked on its Fire smartphone. Read More 7 reasons why modular smartphones are such a nightmare to develop Developing modular smartphones is presenting challenges relating to size, performance and price, and at the end of the day there are no guarantees users will want one. Read More Ask Cortana anything: Snarky answers to 59 burning questions If nothing else, Windows 10's Cortana digital assistant proves she's more fun than Siri and Google Now put together. Read More
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