5 Google I/O Launches With Serious Wow Factor
New products, platforms and apps from Google show the company may again be poised to change the way people interact with technology.
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Microsoft Partners: Some Customers Already Peeved Over Increase In Windows 10 Advertising
Microsoft said recently it's planning to double the number of promoted third-party apps in Windows 10, and partners say it's a troubling move that's not going over well with some customers. -
Artificial Intelligence Explodes At Investment, Enterprise Levels
Take a look inside the fast growth numbers behind cognitive computing in the past five years. -
Docker Hardens Application And Workflow Security With Latest Release
Docker 1.11 is the second consecutive version focused on hardening its Linux containers, once seen as a potential liability of the popular DevOps technology. -
7 Cool Windows 10 Devices On The Market Today
The CRN Test Center has narrowed the field of the best new Windows 10 devices on the market. -
55 Big Data Startups To Watch In 2016
With businesses drowning in data demand is soaring for new technologies to handle the data explosion. Check out the best of the best among the startups in the big data arena. -
Head-To-Head: Samsung Galaxy TabPro S Vs. Apple iPad Pro
The CRN Test Center looks at how Samsung's new, business-friendly tablet compares to its closest counterpart in the Apple world. -
IDC's Top 5 First-Quarter Worldwide Smartphone Vendors
IDC reveals the top five worldwide smartphone vendors according to market share for the first quarter, with some lesser-known Chinese vendors making their way onto the list. -
Head-To-Head: Lenovo Yoga 900S Vs. Microsoft Surface Pro 4
Lenovo is hoping its thin, light Yoga 900S 2-in-1 laptop will win over business travelers. -
Microsoft Partners: Analytics, Security Features Baked Into SQL Server 2016 Are Going To Be Huge
Microsoft's SQL Server 2016 release, set for June 1, includes some long-awaited updates as well as security and analytics features that customers love, according to channel partners. -
Microsoft Exec: Linux Patent Licensing Becoming 'Less Relevant' As We Embrace Open Source Partnerships
Mark Hill, a 24-year Microsoft veteran who leads the company's open source sales and marketing efforts, suggests that partnerships are more important than straight-up Linux patent enforcement. -
Dell Names EMC Channel Veteran To Software Channel Post
With Dell in the process of finalizing its $67 billion acquistion of EMC, the company has named Pete Koliopoulos, an eight-year EMC channel veteran, as vice president of global channels and alliances for its $1.5 billion software group. -
Sources: Apple Is Buying More IBM Products And Drinking The IBM Enterprise Kool-Aid
Apple has been stepping up purchases of IBM software and hardware, a development that shows how the vendors' 2014 mobile enterprise partnership is branching out into new areas. -
Microsoft Misses Wall Street's Q3 Targets Due To Sluggish Windows Sales, Profit Declines In Some Units
Microsoft's third quarter earnings were a mixed bag, as Azure and Surface sales grew, but certain segments that house its cloud business saw profit declines. -
Tech Data to Personalize E-Commerce, Drive Renewals, Special Price Purchasing Through Trackers
Through analytics, the distributor plans to offer users of its e-commerce portal an experience aligned to their purchase and search history. -
This Tiny Team Inside Microsoft Is Playing Huge Role In Software Giant's Open Source Revolution
A 50-employee team inside Microsoft, which used to be tasked with competing against Linux and other open source technologies, is quietly fueling the company's ongoing embrace of nonproprietary software. -
Q&A: Red Hat's Jim Whitehurst Maps The Road To $5 Billion
From the Red Hat North American Partner Conference in New Orleans, the CEO talks to CRN about emerging technologies propelling the open-source software leader to a major milestone. -
Red Hat CEO To Partners: 'Each Of You Has A Piece Of $4 Billion'
Jim Whitehurst has set an ambitious goal of reaching $5 billion in revenue in five years, but personnel logistics get messy without the channel, he told partners gathered in New Orleans. -
Developers Rejoice: Microsoft Bundles Xamarin Development Tools For Free In Visual Studio
Microsoft, which acquired mobile app development startup Xamarin last month, is now making its technology available for free to developers in the Visual Studio toolkit. -
Get Ready For The Bots: Microsoft Unveils Developer Tools For Apps That Can Have Conversations With Users
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella unveils new tools that developers can use to build new types of apps, called bots, that users speak with to perform all kinds of business and personal tasks.
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