Smartphones to watch for in 2015

Android tune-up: How to boost performance while you wait for Lollipop 7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue

The Week in InfoWorld March 06, 2015 Smartphones to watch for in 2015 How many phones can be launched within a single week? That seems to be the question device makers tried to answer at Mobile World Congress. Here's a tour of the more memorable phones, with a focus on those that'll land on U.S. shelves. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Android tune-up: How to boost performance while you wait for Lollipop 2. 7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue 3. INSIDER Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone 4. Mozilla follows in Sun's faltering footsteps White Paper: Damballa State of Infections Report - Q3 2014 Damballa’s Q3 2014 “State of Infections” report reveals the ongoing challenges faced by security teams in managing a mountain of security events and the positive impact of taking measures which can identify the true positives. LEARN MORE Android tune-up: How to boost performance while you wait for Lollipop We put several of the most popular third-party battery and performance management apps to the test to see whether they’re worth a download as you wait for Lollipop to land and to find out how they stack up against Android 5.0’s improvements. READ MORE 7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue The truth is you can’t always tell who has the potential to go rogue. But there are a few red flags to watch out for. Consider the following to be less a litmus test than a set of hard-earned lessons in dealing with employees who’ve gone rogue.READ MORE INSIDER Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone Google's Android for Work promises serious security, but how does it stack up against Apple's iOS and the rest? READ MORE Mozilla follows in Sun's faltering footsteps Mozilla has become the modern-day Sun Microsystems: While known for churning out showstopping innovation, its bread-and-butter technology now struggles.READ MORE White Paper: Damballa The Cost of Malware Containment The recent Target, Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase and Sony Pictures Entertainment breaches are examples of how destructive malware can be to an organization’s reputation and financial stability. Moreover, the severity and frequency of malware attacks has increased significantly in the past year. LEARN MORE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now!