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Apple CareKit, ResearchKit: 6 Apps Aiming For A Healthier World

Apple has introduced an emboldened version of its successful ResearchKit platform -- now a year old -- as well as CareKit, an open-source platform that's the natural extension of what ResearchKit is now making possible. Here's a look at the frameworks and 6 new health-related apps that were created using them.

iPhone 7: Does Apple's Next Smartphone Have To Be 'Spectacular'?

The Apple iPhone SE is nice enough. But come the fall, Apple needs to really impress with the iPhone 7, some critics say. However, some other analysts aren't so sure.

White House Petition Aims To Stop The Javascript Scourge

Is it time to put an end to Javascript once and for all? Someone thinks so, and they've got the White House petition to prove it.

Google Loves Machine Learning, Cloudera Acquires Startup: Big Data Roundup

Cloudera has acquired a big data cloud services startup. Google has introduced a new machine learning option. Nvidia's CEO talks about AI. Companies are already making Strata + Hadoop announcements. We've got those items and more in the Big Data Roundup for the week ending March 27, 2016.

Project Tay Turns Racist, Office Updates For March: Microsoft Roundup

Microsoft updated PowerPoint Designer, announced Office 365 updates, pushed for encrypted email, and silenced AI Project Tay after some Internet troll interference.

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The Path To Software-Defined Storage

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What Will You Master In 2016? Make It Disaster Recovery For Organizational Resilience

These days, disaster recovery is a boardroom concern and a defining criterion for business success and organizational resilience.

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Best, Worst States For Tech Jobs: CompTIA

In its 27th annual Cyberstates study, CompTIA tells us which states experienced the most growth in the number of tech jobs in 2015, and which ones saw declines. See where your state lands.

8 Biggest H-1B Employers In 2015

The impact of H-1B workers on American tech jobs has been a hot-button issue, and now the controversial topic is a talking point in the current presidential race. So, now is a good time learn more about last year's 8 largest H-1B employers.

10 Best Tech Companies To Work For In 2016

Google slipped off its perch as the No. 1 place to work on Glassdoor's Best Places to Work list, unseated by an Internet travel company. Here's a look at 10 top tech companies where you may want to hang your hat in the new year.

Apple Watch At 1: How It's Changed

The Apple Watch debuted one year ago this month. How has the wearable changed over the year, and what's coming in the future?

9 iPhone SE Alternatives That Are Cheaper

Apple recently unveiled the smaller, less expensive iPhone SE, which starts at $399, to appeal to new buyers. But there are lower-cost alternatives. Here are 9 choices to consider.

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