Galaxy
Gadgets
Sprint And AT&T Will Disable The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in January
Samsung will be rolling out an update to the Galaxy Note 7 this week in some ...
Mobiles
Apple is grabbing more US market share after Galaxy Note 7 demise
Kantar has some new insights on the US handset market to share. In light of the ...
Mobiles
Samsung Galaxy A7 (2017) gets Bluetooth certified
After having been spotted in not one, but two benchmarks already, as well as in the ...
Mobiles
All four major US carriers are now selling Blue Coral Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
If you are in the US and are planning to purchase the new Blue Coral color variant of ...
Mobiles
Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge on T-Mobile get October 2016 Android security patches
Samsung is committed to providing two years of software updates and three years of ...
Mobiles
October security update starts hitting T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge
T-Mobile has started pushing out a new update to Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note ...
Gadgets
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Customers Will Be Able to Upgrade to Galaxy S8 or Note 8 At Half Price
Not too long ago, a report suggested that Samsung is preparing a new compensation ...
Mobiles
Firmware development for Samsung Galaxy S8 has begun
According to a new report, Samsung has started developing firmware for the next Galaxy S ...
Mobiles
Samsung Galaxy C9 passes through TENAA
It appears Samsung is wasting no time when it comes to expanding its new "C" family of ...
Operating System
Aruba is also extending its ClearPass technology, bringing it to the Mobile First Platform. ClearPass was first announced by Aruba in 2012 as a way to help organizations deal with the BYOD (bring your own device) challenge. The new ClearPass Extensions platform enables IT professionals to integrate cloud services together with ClearPass for access and policy control. Looking also to the cloud, Aruba is improving its Aruba Central management service. Aruba Central was first announced in October 2013 as a cloud controller for Aruba’s hardware. Now Aruba is expanding Central to enable partners to create custom branded managed services. In a bid to further its partnership and channel business, Aruba also announced a new “Network-as-a-Service” (NaaS) offering enabling an operational cost model for consuming Aruba’s products and servers. The Aruba NaaS is being offered in collaboration with HPE Financial Services, HPE Technology Services and consulting firms Accenture and Deloitte.
We now interrupt your regularly scheduled iPhone 7 news to check out what the competition ...
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