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Change Your Gmail Password - Now
Around five million Gmail usernames and passwords were published late Tuesday on a Russian bitcoin forum. But Google has told account holders not to worry.
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Microsoft Ups Its OneDrive Play
Microsoft wants be the place for everything in your life, so it's offering you “larger, faster, easier-to-use” features, just as quickly as it possibly can. Late yesterday Justin Moore, Microsoft’s group manager for OneDrive, announced that OneDrive now supports uploads of files of up to 10 GB using the
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6 Things to Consider Before Buying Enterprise Social Software
The social software market is dynamic and growing. It's customer rather than vendor driven, and grew by 15 percent last year, according to Gartner’s recently published Magic Quadrant for Social Software in the Workplace. In the past, customers were primarily concerned with product maturity and support.
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What Apple is Cooking Up: iPhone 6 and iWatch Rumors
Only Apple could get away with it. Thirty years after Steve Jobs unveiled the first Macintosh at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, Calif., Apple is back home.
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Microsoft Cushions Google's Blows with Cash
Yes, Google is encroaching into Microsoft’s traditional business space in a vicious productivity fight. But Google's rebranding of its Enterprise Business as Google for Work yesterday seems to be a tacit acceptance — for the moment, at least — that Microsoft is the Enterprise Daddy.
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Microsoft: Pimp Your Office 365 Ride
When it comes to customer experience and engagement strategies, everyone knows appearance is everything. If that seems a bit shallow, Microsoft doesn’t seem to care. It just announced that it is allowing enterprises and users pimp their Office 365 — within reason, of course.
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Has Google Delivered a Killer Blow to Microsoft Office Apps?
Google quietly landed what could be a killer blow for Microsoft Apps with the release of a number of upgrades to Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. The first piece of bad news for Microsoft: Google created a separate iOS app for Slides, its answer to Microsoft PowerPoint.
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Facebook Tackles Clickbait, Reels In Rockin' Headlines
Facebook could be the ultimate social media party pooper. Earlier this month it shut the gates on ‘Likes ’ and this week it's clamping down on funky, attention grabbing headlines, which fall under what Facebook describes as clickbait.
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Microsoft Leaves Ballmer Bleeding as It Moves On
If Steve Ballmer’s decision to step down from the board of Microsoft was sudden, it wasn’t a surprise. Once Satya Nadella stepped in as CEO and started changing Microsoft from a devices and services company to one focused on productivity and platforms, Ballmer had to go.
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Samsung Pushes Open IoT with SmartThings Buy
Samsung has just made a play for a bigger stake in the Internet of Things. It plans to buy SmartThings’ open platform for monitoring, controlling and automating homes from a single device.
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Microsoft Matches Google By Upgrading Office for iPad
Microsoft Office is part of the iPad arsenal and 35 million users have downloaded since it was launched in March. Now Microsoft has issued several updates, which it describes as the features users request most often.
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Mac News: OneNote Upgraded, But What About Office?
Microsoft has just announced major upgrades for OneNote for Mac and iOS. They're interesting upgrades and point to a future where Microsoft works on cross-platform development, offering everyone access to everything. It’s a great vision. And while Microsoft is making progress, it is still far from reality.
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Google Smacks MS Office With Better Docs Collaboration
Google is making it even easier to move from Microsoft Office to Google Docs. At last month’s Google I/O conference, Google gave Office users the ability to edit documents in Docs, which was one of the sticking points for those considering a jump to Google.
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Microsoft Tightens the Reins on Office 365
Companies are still signing up for Yammer — despite the fact that user adoption remains a problem. In fact, according to Yammer co-founder David Sacks, the British grocery retailing giant Tesco has just inked a 250, 000 seat deal with Yammer.
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