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Account Management in Software Design

Google has single Sin In implemented for many of its services. By logging in to Google account for example, one has access to Gmail, YouTube, and other services in a single browser session, without the need to sign in again. Also, it is in users’ interest, to stay with one account, meaning if he or she registers with one unique handle, it is in his or her only interest to stay with that handle or account. Each application, software solution, intranet solution, or internet solution, should have settings and options,…

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Cloud storage: How do Amazon, Google and Microsoft stack up?

Storing data in the cloud has been getting cheaper and more flexible for years. The major cloud providers offer various options for storing data, with prices reflecting how often data is accessed, how much is stored, its availability and how it is backed up. The world’s biggest cloud infrastructure service provider, Amazon Web Services (AWS), has just broadened its storage options – revealing a new storage class for infrequently-accessed data. The addition to AWS Simple Storage Service (S3) is called Standard: Infrequent Access storage. It provides a middle ground between…

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Global Celebrations Primed for Third Annual CX Day, October 6

Customer experience (CX) professionals worldwide are gearing up to take part in the third CX Day on October 6, at local and online events. CX Day is a global celebration of companies and people who are delivering highest-quality experiences to customers. CX Day was created by the Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA), the premier global non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement and cultivation of the Customer Experience profession. Local and Corporate Events, Online Panels, Twitter Chats, Webcasts and Awards WAKEFIELD, Mass. – Sept. 16, 2015 ‒ CX Day celebrates the…

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When hackers turn media brands into tools at their disposal

With media companies shifting their focus from print to digital, the importance of digital as a main driver of the overall financial performance grows. Unfortunately over the last couple of years we also saw an increase in attacks on the digital presences of news and media brands that shows the vulnerability of the business as a whole. No question, security should be more than ever on the agenda of media CEOs, writes Steffen Konrath, CEO of Liquid Newsroom and FIPP contributor. If you thought managing a media organisation is complex…

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Can the iPad Pro revive the tablet market?

Tablet sales are down, but devices like the Apple iPad Pro and the Microsoft Surface could help revive the category with business users. It’s no secret that mobile tablet sales have been floundering—according to IDC, worldwide shipments were down 5.9% year-over-year in Q1 of 2015, and though Apple still leads the market with its various iPad models, it’s seen a decline in shipments for five consecutive quarters. Which is why it’s especially interesting that one of the biggest announcements from Apple’s event on Wednesday was an addition to its tablet…

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EMEA Thin Client Market Shrinks to Five-Year Low, According to IDC 

The Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) thin client market faced its third consecutive quarter of negative growth in Q2 2015, reaching the lowest volume in five years. Shipments contracted 17.7% year on year to 385,000 units, according to the EMEA Quarterly Enterprise Client Device Tracker published by global IT market research firm International Data Corporation (IDC). Prague, September 10, 2015 –Interestingly, the decline in the Western European thin client market was stronger than during the financial crisis in 2009, dropping 19.2% in Q2 2015 from the same period in the previous year.…

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Sony brings a new dimension to virtual reality

Sony Computer Entertainment is taking its virtual reality technology to a new level, and game developers are eager to follow. TOKYO -Project Morpheus, a headset compatible with SCE’s PlayStation 4, has yet to hit store shelves, but its latest prototype offers clearer, crisper images than any virtual reality device that has come before. Close to real SCE recently held a Project Morpheus demonstration event for journalists in Tokyo. Among the games on display, Bandai Namco Entertainment’s “Summer Lesson” was a particularly big crowd-pleaser. In the game, the player teaches Japanese…

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IBM and Xerox predict brain-controlled apps will head to smartphones

Researchers from the two tech giants claim new headsets and more powerful phones are paving the way for brain-controlled smartphone apps.   Fancy calling your friends using the power of thought? One day there could be an app for that. Across the world researchers are developing smartphone apps that are controlled using brainwaves, according to an IBM and Xerox paper summarising the state-of-the-art in Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). Applications include brain-driven software for dialling numbers, as well as for messaging and calling contacts. Rather than relying on a touchscreen tap to…

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ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih Unveils Latest Innovations at IFA 2015

ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih today revealed details of the company’s latest innovations in mobile, wearable and home computing technology, plus the latest gaming innovations from ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG), in a pre-IFA 2015 press event held at the Bolle Meierei, in Berlin, Germany. Berlin, Germany (2nd September, 2015) —New products announced included RT-AC5300, the world’s fastest Wi-Fi router, and VivoStick PC, a slim and stylish ultra-miniature Windows 10 ‘stick’ PC. The latest ZenFone lineup, including the new ZenFone Zoom model, was introduced to Europe, along with the announcement of…

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Roads that charge electric cars as they drive tested in the UK

The trial – which will test whether it’s possible to introduce roads that charge the vehicles as they drive along them – is the first of its kind and, if successful, the technology will mean that electric vehicle owners will be able to travel further without having to stop and recharge. Image from Highways England Lasting 18 months, the trial will see vehicles fitted with wireless technology and equipment installed beneath roads to replicate motorway conditions. Electric cables under the surface of the road will generate electromagnetic fields, which will be…

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