iOS 11 will not support iPhone 5, iPhone 5c and 4th-gen iPad
As usual, Apple has dropped support for older — yet still popular — devices, and this time around two iPhones and an iPad are getting the axe.
Quali’s CloudShell version 8 is now generally availability
Quali, a provider of cloud sandbox software for cloud and DevOps automation, has announced the general availability of CloudShell 8.0 with second-generation shells which are easier to build and maintain, along with new support for Microsoft Azure and OpenStack based cloud platforms.
Glitch for Platforms launches to help Glitch developers
Fog Creek Software has launched Glitch for Platforms, a collection of tools that helps Developer Relations teams.
Samsung has new ARTIK smart IoT platform products
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has announced new their new ARTIK Smart IoT platform products that will help companies get to market faster with more secure offerings and bring IoT another step closer to Samsung’s vision of intelligent things.
The BlackBerry Dynamics Launcher makes enterprise mobility relevant
Appdome, a cloud hub for mobile app integration, has announced the expansion of its automated service for BlackBerry Dynamics to include the BlackBerry Dynamics Launcher.
Tech decision makers double down on cloud adoption says new index
The adoption of cloud services in 2016 is a mirror image of the planned cloud investments expressed in last year’s report.
IFTTT releases platform for developers to build and publish applets
IFTTT is opening its platform to thousands of individual developers.
New enterprise cloud platform analyzes unstructured data
A new version of ABBYY FlexiCapture has been released.
AOL launches Smart Yield beta
AOL has announced the beta launch of Smart Yield, a mobile-first solution that solves the challenge of leveling the demand bidding playing field for mobile publishers.
Majority of vulnerabilities appear online before official databases
New research from threat intelligence company Recorded Future reveals that of 12,500 disclosed Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), more than 75 percent were publicly reported online before they were published to the NIST’s centralized National Vulnerability Database (NVD).