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Five takeaways for CIOs from this year's MWC
A broad range of companies at Mobile World Congress this week have teamed up to improve smartphone security and offer better software integration for Internet-of-things deployments.
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Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more
The biggest smartphone companies in the world flocked to Barcelona for the 2015 Mobile World Congress. More than 90,000 people walked through MWC's many halls to experience the next-generation of technology products, ranging from Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge to cars controlled from smartphones.
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Intel's Skylake chips to appear in tablets, PCs, servers
Intel has revealed more details about its next-generation chip code-named Skylake, indicating it will go into a broad range of tablets, PCs and servers.
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Against the odds, Canonical and Jolla trot out iOS, Android alternatives
Four smartphone OSes that hope to find room next to Android and iOS were on display at Mobile World Congress, but the most exciting were Ubuntu Phone and Sailfish OS.
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5G, net neutrality may be headed for a showdown
Net neutrality and 5G may be on a collision course as the mobile industry tries to prepare for a wide range of mobile applications with differing needs.
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Can a Barcelona romance bring Wi-Fi and cells together?
In the romantic city of Barcelona, cellular and Wi-Fi are getting set up on a lot of dates this week.
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Momentum grows around Microsoft's Windows 10 for phones
Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 OS hasn't taken the world by storm, but its successor, Windows 10, is off to an encouraging start even before its release.
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Budget smartphones shine at Mobile World Congress
Budget smartphones from the likes of Sony, Microsoft and up-and-comer Alcatel OneTouch have improved to such an extent that the question whether or not to buy one of the latest high-end smartphones is tougher than ever before.
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European group wants 5G to be 100x faster than 4G
5G should go 100 times faster than 4G, connect 1,000 times as many devices and carry 1,000 times as much traffic in a given area, a European Commission group says.
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Intel CEO Krzanich: What we're doing to succeed on smartphones
Intel has done well in PCs and tablets, but success in smartphones has eluded the chip maker for years. Cracking the challenging market is the next big task for Intel CEO Brian Krzanich , who is chasing an aggressive strategy to get its mobile processors into more handsets.
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Salesforce, SAP to get a shot of IoT data
The Internet of Things is really an Internet of data about things, and combining that information with other kinds of knowledge could add to its impact.
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Spain's Telefonica goes virtual with HP
The push to virtualize mobile networks is picking up speed at Mobile World Congress this week as carriers and vendors promise new services and faster connections.
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Net neutrality will put U.S. behind Europe, Cisco's Chambers says
U.S. net neutrality rules will help Europe take the lead in broadband, Cisco CEO John Chambers says.
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AirWatch and Cisco help developers build enterpise-friendly smartphone apps
A group of companies, including Cisco Systems and mobile device management software vendor AirWatch, have joined forces to help enterprises take advantage of features that are integrated in Android and iOS.
