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New Microsoft Mouse Ditches Scroll Wheel for ‘Touch Strip’

The upcoming $45 Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse is an evolution of the company's earlier Arc Touch and Explorer Touch mice, and it has a "touch strip" that can be used for rapid vertical and horizontal scrolling, among other things.

12 Tips to Prevent a Healthcare Data Breach

High-profile healthcare data breaches continue to make the news. Heed our 12-step program and keep your organization out of the headlines.

RIM’s First All-Touch BlackBerry 10 Phone Caught on Camera

A new photo of RIM's first all-touch BlackBerry 10 "L-Series" smartphone leaked this week, and it probably won't be long before an image of the full QWERTY BlackBerry 10 "N-Series" device is similarly caught on camera an

The Case for LTE: 4 Reasons Why You Need 4G

Recent surveys indicate that smartphones users don't care about 4G/LTE cellular networks and the faster data speeds they offer. But most of these people have probably never used an LTE device. Depending on where you live and how you use your sma

BYOD Trend Highlights Need for Chief Mobility Officers

RIM Details BlackBerry Enterprise SERVICE (BES) 10

RIM released a number of new details about its upcoming BlackBerry Enterprise Service, which will merge all of its BlackBerry, iOS and Android smartphone-and-tablet management products into one unified IT management product.

Is HP Committed to IT Outsourcing?

HP's record loss was big news last week, but its IT outsourcing customers should be more concerned about the company's ability to deliver. Here are six questions to ask before retaining HP as a delivery partner.

Sleek Jabra HALO2 Wireless Headphones Blend Style and Function

The $130 Jabra HALO2 Bluetooth headphones sound good, and they look even better. But some degree of comfort is sacrificed in the name of style, according to CIO.com blogger Paul Mah.

Why Your Coffee Server Hates Dunkin’, Starbucks Mobile Apps

You love the Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts mobile payment apps that let you pay for breakfast with your smartphone. But your coffee server, or barista, probably feels very differently. Here's why.

How IT Outsourcing May Unearth the Mine of the Future

A team of IT service providers helped mining company Rio Tinto push new ideas into adoption and improve the mine of the future.