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Is the ‘Bandwidth Hog’ a Myth?

The ISPs want you to believe that a handful of gluttonous users hog so much bandwidth that the ISPs had to impose data caps on all customers. But a new study proves that the carriers weren't telling the truth.

BlackBerry PlayBook Troubleshooting Tips for Tablet Newbies

Got a new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet? Or planning to pick up a discounted PlayBook for a friend or loved one this holiday season? CIO.com's Al Sacco offers up six quick and easy PlayBook troubleshooting tips that all RIM tablet owners should kno

Finding Yourself With a Bad Elf

CIO blogger Mark Gibbs reviews the Bad Elf add-on GPS for iOS devices, which lets you add GPS to your Wi-Fi iPad, iPod Touch

Apple Roars Like a Lion

The Mac OS X Lion Server, That Is

Exploiting the Fear of Cell Phone Related Cancer

Do cell phones really cause cancer? The majority of existing research says probably not, but a Florida company still is trying to scare consumers into buying a "cancer safe" handset.

Tablets in the Enterprise: Risks and Rewards

Tablets like the iPad can set your workforce free, but with benefits come risks and tradeoffs, from securing and supporting tablets to budgeting for them.

4G v LTE v 3G v EDGE: Is Data Speed Really That Important?

Having a bleeding-edge, blazin'-fast smartphone is all fine and good. But what does it really get you, beside significantly less battery life? Cast your vote in our poll to let us know.

Configuring your organization for innovation: More than smart people and cool platforms

Top Ten Tech Predictions for 2012

Michael Friedenberg, President and CEO of CIO magazine, weighs in with his top ten predictions for what will impact the IT-business landscape in 2012.

Ten Signs Technology is Everywhere

IT is showing up in the most unusual places, from touch-screen tables at a London restaurant to virtual-reality therapy for soldiers returning from Iraq. Check out these tech applications compiled by CIO magazine editors.