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Announcement Total 25 articles, created at 2016-04-03 00:03 1 Microsoft Office Casts a Wider Web, Takes Holographic Turn Developers can integrate more Office 365 functionality and intelligent services into their apps or take Excel for a spin on HoloLens. 2016-04-02 21:57 4KB www.eweek.com (2.00/3) 2 Tesla Model 3 unveiled: Everything you need to know Pre-orders for the $35,000 all-electric sedan have already reached 230,000. 2016-04-02 17:25 3KB zdnet.com.feedsportal.com (2.00/3) 3 Microsoft Positions Cortana, Skype, AI As 'Future Of Communications' Microsoft is exploring new communication technologies with updates to Skype, Cortana and artificial intelligence. 2016-04-03 00:02 4KB www.informationweek.com 4 New Acer All-in-One Chromebase Is Designed for Video Conferencing The Chromebase for meetings includes a 24-inch display, speakers, microphones, camera, software and service in a single Chrome OS-based system. 2016-04-02 22:01 4KB www.eweek.com 5 Web Users Must Stay Extra Wary to Fend Off Stealthy 'Malvertising' NEWS ANALYSIS: Computer users have to be more wary than ever to avoid malware infection via "malvertising" downloads, but there are ways to protect yourself. 2016-04-02 21:57 3KB www.eweek.com 6 Why the 12.9-Inch iPad Pro Works as a MacBook Air Replacement Can the 12.9-inch iPad Pro work as a MacBook Air replacement? Here's what makes Apple's larger slate a worthy buy for enterprise users and consumers. 2016-04-02 22:38 1KB www.eweek.com 7 Managing Governance, Risk and Compliance with ECM and BPM Many of the elements involved in meeting compliance and regulatory requirements are best managed by content and records management systems, particularly where 2016-04-02 21:32 1KB www.itworldcanada.com 8 LG sells its G5 phone with a lot of Jason Stathams and a little exaggeration Technically Incorrect: A new ad for LG's modular G5 phone makes you believe that its parts are quickly interchangeable. They're not. 2016-04-02 21:37 2KB cnet.com.feedsportal.com 9 Smartphone survival test: Swapping my iPhone 6s for a $200 Android handset After swearing off the platform four years ago, are we still sick of Android? We're about to find out. 2016-04-02 18:24 4KB zdnet.com.feedsportal.com 10 Hands-on with the Pelican Marine waterproof case for Apple iPhone 6s Plus While Samsung has water resistance in its phones, Apple iPhone owners still require a case for this protection. Pelican is known for its rugged cases and brings its experiences to the iPhone. 2016-04-02 17:42 994Bytes zdnet.com.feedsportal.com 11 Intel Goes On Storage Offensive With SSD Blitz For Data Center, Client And Embedded Segments Intel says its new solid state drives, unveiled at the Intel Solutions Summit Thursday, are optimized for the channel so partners can better monetize the explosion of data. 2016-04-02 14:16 3KB www.crn.com 12 Top Windows Mobile news of the week: Phone not a focus for Microsoft, Redstone hits slow ring, Surface Phone coming This week in Windows Mobile we heard the Surface Phone will soon appear, that Windows Phone is not a key focus for Microsoft, and that Redstone came to the slow ring. 2016-04-02 16:00 1KB zdnet.com.feedsportal.com 13 Now you can get your Windows desktop in VR too A new kind of virtual desktop 2016-04-02 15:25 1KB feedproxy.google.com 14 NatApp All Flash FAS: Performance of flash with feature- rich enterprise storage functionality Storage vendors such as NetApp have a solid portfolio of proven data services yet are innovative; vendors that can optimize the functionality 2016-04-02 13:11 1KB www.itworldcanada.com 15 In American football, VR will reinvent the film room Quarterbacks trained with VR could showcase unparalleled efficiency 2016-04-02 14:30 6KB feedproxy.google.com 16 Top iOS news of the week: Don't close apps, bug fix in iOS, FBI gets in terrorist's iPhone This week in iOS we heard the FBI got into the terrorist's iPhone, iOS 9.3.1 was released to address a bug, and heard there's no reason to close background apps. 2016-04-02 14:00 1KB zdnet.com.feedsportal.com 17 Possible hidden chambers in King Tut's tomb get new radar scans A second round of radar scans conducted in the tomb shine a little more light on the mystery of the hidden chambers. 2016-04-02 15:35 1KB cnet.com.feedsportal.com 18 Top Android news of the week: Samsung Assist, Office gets better, Google Wallet cards to go away This week in Android we saw new features added to Microsoft Office, Samsung merged app stores and can troubleshoot devices remotely. 2016-04-02 12:00 1KB zdnet.com.feedsportal.com 19 iPhone SE: India, China Offset Slow US Demand The iconic computer maker is facing lackluster demand for its new iPhone SE in the U. S., according to an analyst report. But overseas demand may be a different story. 2016-04-02 11:06 3KB www.informationweek.com 20 Hong Kong man builds his own Scarlett Johansson in robot form Like the movie Her, but weirder 2016-04-02 10:15 1KB feedproxy.google.com 21 30 Notable IT Executive Moves: March 2016 Companies across the channel saw big executive departures and added key new leadership in March. Take a look at who was in and who was out for the month. 2016-04-02 10:00 1KB www.crn.com 22 35 great games for Linux PCs and Steam Machines It's taken a long time and the promise of SteamOS, but more and more big-name games are finally becoming Linux natives. Here's a sampling. 2016-04-02 03:46 18KB www.itnews.com 23 The FBI's 10 most wanted cyber criminals The Internet has impacted the world in numerous ways, but it isn't always positive 2016-04-02 03:00 9KB www.infoworld.com 24 HTC Vive vs Oculus Rift: which VR headset is better? Getting real with virtual reality headsets comparisons 2016-04-02 02:55 5KB feedproxy.google.com 25 Square Enix Could Bring Final Fantasy XV to PC While the main draw of Square Enix's Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV event was Final Fantasy XV (FFXV)'s release date, it was revealed early due to a video leak by Gamespot. However that doesn't mean there was nothing else of note. Aside... 2016-04-02 02:00 1KB pctechmag.com Articles Total 25 articles, created at 2016-04-03 00:03 1 Microsoft Office Casts a Wider Web, Takes Holographic Turn (2.00/3) Developers can integrate more Office 365 functionality and intelligent services into their apps or take Excel for a spin on HoloLens. While the industry is still buzzing about Microsoft bringing Bash to Windows 10 , the software giant also unveiled several new Office 365 capabilities at the Build conference this week in San Francisco. Microsoft announced an assortment of new features, application programming interfaces (APIs) and software development kits (SDKs) that are poised to change the way users collaborate and help developers exploit the productivity software ecosystem's growing collection of intelligent services for their own applications. Among them is an upgraded Microsoft Graph. Microsoft Graph (formerly the Office 365 Unified API) enables developers to create applications that incorporate data and intelligence from Microsoft. At Build, the software maker announced that it is exposing more functionality for more full-featured, Office-compatible apps. "New APIs return 'relevant documents' and suggestions for meeting times based on real-time calendar availability," wrote Kirk Koenigsbauer, corporate vice president for the Office team, in a blog post. "And new web and device SDKs make it easier than ever to access the Microsoft Graph and surface Office 365 data in business solutions using simple drop-in integrations like the OneDrive file picker. " Developers can now access the out-of-office status of a user and recent email attachments. In a move to improve application responsiveness, Microsoft Graph now provides notifications for changes in users' calendar, email and contacts. Further unifying the Office experience across devices, add-ins are coming to Office for Mac this spring, Microsoft announced. The company also unveiled new centralized add-in deployment and methods of programmatically creating custom Office ribbons and buttons. In keeping with the "Conversations as a Platform" theme of this year's conference, Microsoft showcased the new Office 365 Groups connectors, Skype Web SDK and Skype for Business App SDK. Office 365 Groups connectors push data from other applications like Salesforce and Zendesk in shared Office Group inboxes in Outlook, sparking conversations and helping teams collaborate on opportunities, service requests and other business tasks. Building on the increasingly closer ties between the Skype and Office 365 platforms, both the Skype Web SDK and Skype for Business App SDK, offered through the Office Dev Center , offer developers cloud-based secure messaging, calling, conferencing and real-time presence capabilities. Finally, Office is getting holographic. Microsoft has made preview versions of the Office Universal apps available to download on the HoloLens Development Edition via the Windows Store. HoloLens is a Windows 10-powered, augmented reality headset that overlays 3D images, or holograms, over a user's physical surroundings. The Development Edition of the hardware, priced at $3,000, started shipping March 30. Representing an early stab at a virtual Office experience, users can expect to run into some shortcomings.