Tom Kaneshige is a senior writer at CIO covering everything Apple. He's been a reporter in Silicon Valley for more than a decade.
Silicon Valley Abuzz About Tech Video That Lets You Command a Computer With Gestures
No mouse, no keyboard, no computer screen. It's all about hand gestures.
Read More »What's Stopping Mobile Apps From Taking Next Step?
Mobile applications face a few giant obstacles on their path to stardom with the general public. One big hurdle: Spotty wireless coverage prevents many mobile apps from delivering a great customer experience.
Read More »Five Qualities of a Great iPhone App
Thinking about creating an iPhone app? A contest run by retailer Gap shows off five common strengths of winning iPhone apps. Here's a look at the lessons learned -- and the apps.
Read More »iPhone Security: Worms, Jailbreak Exploit, No Regrets
Roundup news about the first worm to wiggle its way into the iPhone and malware aimed at jailbroken iPhones.
Read More »Bill Draper Talks Philanthropy
Wealthy individuals like Silicon Valley's Bill Draper are following the lead of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett and becoming philanthropists.
Read More »Confessions of an Apple Manager-Turned-iPhone App Creator
Former Apple employee Dave Howell, now the CEO of startup Avatron Software, talks about the early days of the App Store, his Apple experience and how he plans to do battle in the iPhone's wild frontier.
Read More »Not Bilingual? $25 iPhone App for That Translates Spoken English and Spanish
Jibbigo, which debuted last month, breaks new engineering ground for iPhone apps: It's the only speech-to-speech translation app in the App Store. Speak into the iPhone in either English or Spanish and in a few seconds a voice translates your words. This $25 app, which has humanitarian origins, packs sophisticated technology.
Read More »Grilling. Bird watching. Shopping. Whatever your downtime passion, there's an app for that. Here's a look at ten intriguing options to help you recharge.
Read More »iPhone vs BlackBerry Owners: Survey Pits Sexy Against the Suits
If you're an iPhone, chances are you're a self-confident female, a new survey says. You may want to seek out a BlackBerry boy, because they're less likely to break up a relationship electronically. Read on for more on what your gadget may say about you.
Read More »Droid vs. iPhone: Predictions, Weigh-ins, Pre-Bout Chatter
Google's Droid makes its debut and stares down the Apple iPhone.
Read More »There's a lot of buzz about Windows 7 out there. Each month in our webcast series, listen to analysts and customers discuss how Windows 7 and the Windows Optimized Desktop is impacting large companies around the world. Learn how they evaluated Windows 7, including the cost of deployment, deployment strategies, and tangible benefits.
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Service Level Management Best Practices Life Cycle Overview - Improve Service Levels
Best practices for Service Level Management (SLM) is a process for consistently meeting customer requirements and delivering on IT's promises. See the steps required to ensure high-quality SLM.
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Keeping Your Members Safe from Online Scams and Predators
In order to keep fraudsters out, romance sites must deploy effective solutions that look at information independent of what is supplied by users. A device fingerprinting solution such as iovation ReputationManager™ provides unique insight into the computers being used to create multiple accounts and exposes hidden device-account relationships that identity-based fraud solutions often miss.
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