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Announcement Total 28 articles, created at 2016-07-20 06:00 1 Businesses are blindly rushing into IoT Two-thirds of companies are now using or planning to use IoT, according to a global survey by research firm Strategy Analytics. (1.02/2) That’s up from just 32 percent last year. 2016-07-19 17:54 3KB www.computerworld.com 2 Microsoft's Azure cloud revenue doubles, but phone sales plummet (1.02/2) Microsoft's cloud push continues to pay off for the company, which reported on Tuesday that its Azure cloud revenue for the second calendar quarter of 2016 had more than doubled compared to the same period in 2015. 2016-07-19 16:36 2KB www.infoworld.com 3 10 best monitors and displays on the market 2016 (0.02/2) Pick a panel that's good for you 2016-07-19 21:14 5KB feedproxy.google.com 4 You've gotta see what's in these bizarre Japanese vending machines If you think American vending machines are amazing, stop talking. Look at this instead. 2016-07-20 04:34 700Bytes www.cnet.com 5 Here's how to install an Android tablet in your car I shoehorned an Nvidia Shield Tablet into my Jeep, and it's awesome 2016-07-20 00:20 10KB feedproxy.google.com 6 Get Battleborn, plus skins and currency, for $15 in the latest Humble Bundle The new 2K collection seems designed to boost the online FPS. 2016-07-19 22:30 2KB www.pcgamer.com 7 I am Setsuna review A beautiful JRPG that captures the spirit of the genre's early hits while playing things a tad too safely. 2016-07-19 22:29 7KB www.pcgamer.com 8 Breach & Clean is basically Rainbow Six but for housekeeping The creator of Nuclear Throne has made cleaning hotel rooms just as frantic and challenging. 2016-07-19 22:16 4KB www.pcgamer.com 9 Twitch suspends popular CSGO skin gambling streamer Phantoml0rd Twitch warned you. 2016-07-19 22:11 2KB www.pcgamer.com 10 The new Earth Defense Force is dumb fun and runs at 60 fps on PC EDF is still silly and still budget, but it runs nicely on PC. 2016-07-19 21:58 3KB www.pcgamer.com 11 Deezer to rival Spotify and Apple Music's paid music streaming services There's no 'free' version in the US, however 2016-07-19 21:10 1KB feedproxy.google.com 12 The 10 best graphics cards in the world Upgrade your gaming rig in a huge way 2016-07-19 20:43 7KB feedproxy.google.com 13 Obduction, the spiritual successor to Myst, is delayed to August Scheduling launch dates is hard. 2016-07-19 20:15 2KB www.pcgamer.com 14 Surface Pro 5 release date, news and rumors Plus, what we want to see in the fifth Surface 2016-07-19 20:15 7KB feedproxy.google.com 15 Hands on: HP DeskJet 3720 All-in-One Printer review This MFP is lighter than a laptop 2016-07-19 20:10 6KB feedproxy.google.com 16 Seagate unveils world's biggest consumer hard drive 10TB of GoPro videos you haven't edited 2016-07-19 20:08 2KB feedproxy.google.com 17 Xbox One S vs PS4.5 Neo vs Nintendo NX: how the new consoles are stacking up Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo are shaking up their hardware, but which one is right for you? 2016-07-19 19:35 4KB feedproxy.google.com 18 EMC Vice Chairman Teuber: China Approval Of Dell Merger 'Can't Come Fast Enough' - Page: 1 Since the Dell merger was announced last October, William Teuber has been in front of customers making sure they understand the rationale for the deal, as well as the mechanics of completing it. 2016-07-19 16:20 1KB www.crn.com 19 Now you can ask Twitter directly to verify your account Twitter opens up the verification process for everyone. 2016-07-19 15:47 1KB www.itnews.com 20 Microsoft closes out its fiscal 2016 with strong cloud growth Microsoft released its financial results for its fiscal Q4 and its entire fiscal 2016 today. The company took in $20... 2016-07-19 15:45 1KB techreport.com 21 Hackers who pwned Zuckerberg's Twitter account also broke into Minecraft The same hacking group that took over Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter account has now found a way to break into accounts connected to the hit game Minecraft. 2016-07-19 14:52 2KB www.computerworld.com 22 Asus PG248Q G-Sync display pushes frames at 180Hz Today's high-end graphics cards can push tons of frames per second at lower resolutions, and Asus' PG248Q provides a lightning-quick... 2016-07-19 14:30 1KB techreport.com 23 Facebook brings high-speed laser communications into focus Facebook says it has developed a laser detector that could open airwaves to new high-speed data communications systems that don't require dedicated spectrum or licenses. 2016-07-19 13:37 4KB www.computerworld.com 24 IT career checkup part 4: Face-to-face interviews -- the 'eyes' have it, then the ears Like judges for the TV show, Dancing with the Stars, IT recruiters, hiring managers and their teams want a great performance. The difference for IT? Don't dazzle your audience so much as put it deftly at ease. 2016-07-19 13:30 4KB www.computerworld.com 25 Review roundup: GTX 1060 impresses at its price point Greetings, fellow gerbils. Welcome to today's episode of the 2016 Graphics Card Wars... 2016-07-19 13:27 4KB techreport.com 26 AT&T sees cost savings with drone inspections of cell towers AT&T expects to save money by using drones instead of workers to inspect its 65,000 cellular transmission towers nationwide. 2016-07-19 13:15 5KB www.computerworld.com 27 Electric Cloud brings rolling deployment to DevOps teams Electric Cloud adds push-button support for rolling deployments to its DevOps platform ElectricFlow 2016-07-19 09:00 2KB sdtimes.com 28 The quick guide to updating all your current Apple devices Apple has just released software patches for every device it currently sells 2016-07-19 06:01 2KB www.computerworld.com Articles Total 28 articles, created at 2016-07-20 06:00 1 Businesses are blindly rushing into IoT (1.02/2) Companies are rapidly adopting IoT even though many don’t know if they’re getting a good return on their investment. Two-thirds of companies are now using or planning to use IoT, according to a global survey by research firm Strategy Analytics. That’s up from just 32 percent last year. But 51 percent of those aren’t sure whether the new technology is paying off, said Laura DiDio, an analyst at the firm. That doesn’t necessarily mean the internet of things isn’t saving them money or improving their businesses, DiDio said. But many organizations evaluate and deploy new technologies in such a fragmented way that they don’t know the full effects of their actions. It's actually better with IoT than with most other new technologies, where an even higher percentage can't measure the benefits, she said. But a disorganized approach isn't helpful in any case. IoT comes in so many forms that it can fly in under the radar. In building management, for example, it may just come as an added feature for an existing system and never get labeled as IoT. Or one department will seek out IoT on its own. In other cases, the CEO hears about IoT and and dictates that the company will adopt it without even examining the costs and benefits, DiDio said. That’s not the best way to go about it. “You have to get all the stakeholders involved from the get-go, and often that doesn’t happen,” DiDio said. Any localized IoT deployment can have broader implications because of things like data security, which was the top technical challenge of 56 percent of survey respondents. And while data analytics is a common motivation for deploying the technology, many companies aren’t ready to make use of what they’re collecting. The survey showed that 42 percent found they had too much data to analyze it all efficiently. Meanwhile, 27 percent weren’t sure what questions to ask about the information, and 31 percent simply don’t store any IoT data. “We’re still very much at the early stages of the learning curve,” DiDio said. “It’s challenging.” Though a majority of companies have some IoT now, only 25 percent have an end-to-end deployment. Most companies will need vendors, systems integrators or consultants to help them get there, DiDio said. Big IT players are doing their part to cover the bases by forming partnerships and buying smaller, specialized companies. The survey results came from 350 respondents, including small, medium and large enterprises. They’re using IoT for tasks that include video surveillance, smart building controls and health care. Business are rushing into IoT like lemmings itnews.com 2016-07-19 17:54 Stephen Lawson www.computerworld.com 2 Microsoft's Azure cloud revenue doubles, but phone sales plummet (1.02/2) Microsoft's cloud push continued to pay off last quarter, with revenue from its Azure services more than doubling from the same period last year, the company reported Tuesday. Overall revenue for the quarter was down, however, thanks partly to a steep decline in Microsoft's handset business. Total revenue for the three months ended June 30 was $20.6 billion, Microsoft said, down from $22.2 billion last year.