Computerworld Mobile Computing

April 02, 2020

I've finally figured out why foldable phones actually exist

If you think foldable phones are designed to make your life easier, you're probably missing the point. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	What is Project Treble? The Android upgrade fix explained

â¢	Apple may introduce iPhone 9 very soon

â¢	7 Zoom tips for working from home

â¢	Apple to migrate Macs to ARM chips in 2021?

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2020 SD-WAN Predictions

We've seen many transformative changes in the SD-WAN and broader WAN Edge infrastructure market over the past few years. In 2019, CEO, David Hughes emphasized the importance of security, a new set of emerging requirements for multi-cloud deployments and the promise of 5G beginning to materialize. Read more â¶

What is Project Treble? The Android upgrade fix explained

Google's Project Treble promised to pave the way for faster Android upgrades â so what exactly is it? Two years in, how well is it working? Read more â¶

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Prep for an AWS Solutions Architect Associate cert for just $20

This 17-hour web course, geared towards current IT pros, provides an easy way to train from anywhere. Read more â¶

Apple may introduce iPhone 9 very soon

A flurry of case designs and retail channels suggest iPhone news is imminent, even in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more â¶

7 Zoom tips for working from home

Don't forget the always-useful, eternally tidy room trickâ¦. Read more â¶

Apple to migrate Macs to ARM chips in 2021?

Famed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple will introduce Mac desktops and notebooks based on ARM chips. Read more â¶

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Healthcare Technology: Improving the patient experience with interconnectivity

Expectations around the patient experience, doctorsâ use of time, selfserve medicine, personalized care and access to digital health records have evolved at an unprecedented rate. Read more â¶

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