Computerworld Mobile Computing

March 05, 2020

Android 10 Upgrade Report Card: Progress is relative

Six months after Android 10's release, how have device-makers done at getting the software into users' hands? The grades are in â and they hold a few surprises. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	Verizon: Companies will sacrifice mobile security for profitability, convenience

â¢	Apple's Claris brings digital transformation to the rest of us

â¢	Enterprise resilience: iOS, Mac tools for remote collaboration

â¢	10 steps to smarter Google account security

White Paper: Sprint

5G and IoT: The time to act is now

The long-term performance capabilities of 5G have the potential to fundamentally transform many, if not all, industries. Nowhere will this be truer than for the "Internet of Things" (IoT) which will benefit significantly from 5G. Read more â¶

Verizon: Companies will sacrifice mobile security for profitability, convenience

Although nearly seven-in-10 businesses suffered a mobile compromise â and called the impact âmajorâ â nearly half continue to sacrifice security, according to a study by Verizon. Read more â¶

DEALPOST

A lifetime of CompTIA certification training is now just $50

Prepare for a successful IT career for a fraction of what you'd normally spend. Read more â¶

Apple's Claris brings digital transformation to the rest of us

New solution gives smaller companies a chance to use the same kind of digital business processes their larger competitors do Read more â¶

Enterprise resilience: iOS, Mac tools for remote collaboration

The coronavirus threat suggests enterprises should put remote working and collaboration systems in place. Read more â¶

10 steps to smarter Google account security

Give yourself some added peace of mind by giving your Google account a thorough set of security reinforcements. Read more â¶

eBook: Sprint

8 ways Sprint MultiLine makes business numbers easier to manage

This eBook looks at how Sprint MultiLine can help you deliver a successful strategy for personal devices, one where both employees and your business win. MultiLine lets you add business lines to your employeesâ personal phones, to empower your people to work more productively on the phones they already carry. Read more â¶

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