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The Takeaway: The Windows 10 update cadence explained

One thing is certain: Different users will get different versions of Microsoft's new OS at different times.

How a B2B company got its tech groove back

Yes, the iPod touch still matters to Apple

Apple releases new iPod touch models with the 64-bit A8 processor, up to 128 GB storage and five different colors

The Takeaway: Mobile payments gain momentum

The push for mobile payments in the U.S. continues to build steam as banks shift to chip-embedded cards and merchants roll out new payment terminals that can accept them.

Traction Watch: Instamotor app hits $60M in sales volume this year

Providing a service to both the buyers and sellers of automobiles for free wouldnu2019t seem like a solid business strategy. Yet Instamotor is just that -- free for all. Somehow they've developed a way to monetize the process on the back-end and

Millennials are most likely to pay for loyalty programs

Millennials use loyalty programs, including paid plans, more than other generations, according to a recent survey, but Gen Xers and Boomers are also starting to see value in premium programs such as Amazon Prime.

The Takeaway: As Windows 10 rollout nears, Microsoft halts preview releases

Early-bird Windows 10 testers won't be getting new preview builds of the new OS for now because the company has stopped deliveries to focus instead on distribution.

GE, Pitney Bowes team up on predictive and prescriptive analytics

The two companies will use GE's Predix software platform for the Industrial Internet of Things to develop customized asset performance management applications.

SharePoint 2016: What do we know?

Microsoft finally lifted the curtain and gave the SharePoint community a solid peak at its plans for the on-premises version of its collaboration platform. Hereu2019s what we know so far.

What the digital health revolution means for us

The digital health revolution is being driven partly by a need for more consumer-oriented health solutions. In the first half of 2015, 136 new companies raised more than $2 million each. This may be the most leading indicator that the digital health