IBM, Apple Now Offer More Than 100 MobileFirst for iOS Apps
Apple and IBM have released another wave of MobileFirst for iOS apps. That brings the total in the portfolio to more than 100 apps for 14 different industries and 65
Apple and IBM have released another wave of MobileFirst for iOS apps. That brings the total in the portfolio to more than 100 apps for 14 different industries and 65
Eight days after Dell and EMC announced their merger plans, EMC and VMware announced plans for a cloud computing services joint venture that would be called Virtustream. However, VMware (which
A new Bitglass study of data from more than 120,000 organizations has found that cloud computing adoption climbed 71 percent between 2014 and 2015. Interestingly, cloud adoption grew twice as
Morgan Stanley’s chief financial analyst Katy Huberty is predicting that sales of the Apple iPhone could fall by 5.7 percent in 2016. She is forecasting sales of 218 million units,
San Francisco-based employment firm Hired has published a new report detailing average software engineer salaries in cities across the U.S. It also used a standard-of-living calculator to determine what developers
The release of Java 9 has been postponed by six months. According to the new schedule the next update of the Java Development Kit (JDK) will be feature complete on
A recent Wandera blog post called out sixteen enterprises for not encrypting credit card information in transit. “With so many breaches and costly data loss incidents in the news, it’s
Red Hat has updated its CloudForms cloud computing management platform, and the latest version adds support for containers and Microsoft Azure. The Azure support is a sign of the closer
IBM believes the future of enterprise application development hinges on three key programming languages: Java, Node.js/JavaScript and Swift. While the company’s Bluemix cloud development platform will continue to support a