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It was a JOKE, OK?
This company is upgrading to use smart cards, but one pilot fish isn't thinking about that when he sees a pop-up message about an update that strikes him as odd.
Is mobile sensor-based authentication ready for the enterprise? Some big players think it might be.
An Arizona security company is working on an interesting approach to mobile authentication, one that leverages the exact angle a user holds the phone as a means of making replay attacks a lot more difficult.
Throwback Thursday: How to guarantee business will grow
It's early 2005, and this pilot fish works for an online retailer where a software developer is sure the business will never need a large database to run the business.
Internet meets tornado. Guess who wins?
IT pilot fish living just outside a small town can't get broadband or DSL, but he does manage to acquire internet service -- and then a tornado comes roaring his way.
It's a Y2K miracle!
On the run-up to Y2K, this consultant's job is making sure a government department's patches and firmware are up to date. Just one problem: He's getting, um, help.
Lawmakers investigate how AI in Apple, Google invade privacy
The government is finally understanding the invasion of privacy concerns around companies like Facebook, Apple and Google with their services and devices like iPhone and Android. Will these companies fix the real problem or be forced...
The show must go on!
At this long-ago IT trade show, one demo requires a rack of equipment that must be moved down a flight of stairs. But with the official movers AWOL, what can be done?
Why your smartphone needs 5 cameras
By the end of next year, five cameras will be standard on flagship smartphones. Because AI and AR.
How to win friends and influence people, eventually
After a bit too much New Year's Eve celebrating, these execs decide to send the data center team home and do the year-end close themselves. What could go wrong with that?
Throwback Thursday: Hey mister, got the time?
This law-enforcement agency stores its mainframe data with time stamps on every record, which can be important for court cases. But what time zone are they actually in?
Microsoft Surface Go: rethinking the millennial laptop/tablet and creating an IT bridge product
Microsoft Surface Go is likely the closest we have to a product that could bridge what millennials seem to want with what IT still needs.
Why Microsoft's Surface Go is no 'iPad-killer'
I hoped the whole "iPad-killer" meme had finally kicked the bucket, but I was wrong: The hype is back around Microsoft’s overpriced and underpowered Surface Go. Here are the facts.
Do iOS 12 and 'Mojave' mean it's time to dump old hardware?
Apple's OS upgrades for iPhones, iPads and desktops mean it's time for IT admins to determine whether older devices will work after the updates arrive this fall – and if not, what to do next. Here's how to decide.
How to be efficient and cost effective (or not)
Big corporation is rewriting most of its critical IT systems, and the contractor it hires pitches a bright idea: Replace development servers with multiuser workstations.
Apple’s App Store: 10 years to change the world
Think about how you live today, compared to how you once existed. It’s quite clear that mobile and apps have impacted almost everything you do.
Really, it'll be easier that way
VP comes to this pilot fish's office with a new mobile phone and a problem: Her email won't work, and despite fish's careful troubleshooting, it still won't connect.
Wireless competition should heat up second half of year
The wireless world with AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and Sprint normally markets hot and heavy, especially in the summer. Let’s take a look at why this industry been quiet so far this year and when we can expect...
Who says lowly IT techs don't get any power?
Pilot fish is sent to a location in a faraway land to do some routine data center maintenance, and everything is fine -- until it's time to upgrade this power supply.
Enterprises, emotion and the rise of the ‘empathy economy’
Artificial intelligence can now detect human emotion better than people can. It’s time to get emotional about AI.
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