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In a pilot program, bank employees in a multistory New York City branch are using Samsung Gear S3 smartwatches to coordinate service.
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The Snapdragon 855 will begin appearing in smartphones and other mobile devices as service providers roll out 5G networks next year.
NEWS ANALYSIS: According to a Spiceworks survey of IT decision-makers, the top five technologies enterprises plan to adopt within the next two years are IT automation, gigabit WiFi, IoT devices, hyperconverged infrastructure and container technology. Read on to find out why.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The detention of Meng Wanzhou won't impact many U.S. consumers but could have ripple effects around the globe, analysts said.
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In what is likely to be the final Apple security update for 2018, macOS 10.14.2 and iOS 12.1.1 are now available, fixing multiple flaws across the desktop and mobile operating systems.
PRODUCT REVIEW: The HP Spectre Folio is only one of a wave of coming new laptop designs that likely will redefine how we use our laptops. This is what a 2-in-1 should really look and feel like.
VIDEODAILY VIDEO: 5G service will cover 40% of the world's population by 2024, Ericsson finds, and widely used web conference service Zoom patches a critical flaw.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Dec. 3 launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried 64 tiny satellites into orbit, with several of those spacecraft dedicated to a new wave of IoT communications.
And 5G subscriber growth will occur faster than the growth for the prior 4G LTE networks, according to a new survey from Ericsson.
INDUSTRY RESEARCH: In its latest Visual Networking Index (VNI), Cisco Systems predicts that by 2022, more IP traffic will cross global networks than in all prior internet years combined. That's, um, quite a load of traffic.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Samsung Rolls Out 4 Galaxy S10 Smartphones
DAILY VIDEO: Samsung surprises with four new Galaxy S10 smartphones, and Duo Security digs into Chrome extension security with CRXcavator.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
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