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  • ASTQB Certified Mobile Tester

    The American Software Testing Qualifications Board (ASTQB) has signed an agreement with BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT for BCS to be an exam provider for the ASTQB Certified Mobile Tester certification. The mobile certification was created by ASTQB in 2015 for software testers working with mobile devices and mobile apps. ASTQB Certified Mobile Tester […]

  • 500-254 ISE Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine

    Exam Number 500-254 ISE Duration 65 minutes (50-60 questions) Available Languages English Register Pearson VUE Exam Policies Read current policies and requirements Exam Tutorial Review type of exam questions The Implementing and Configuring Identity Services Engine (ISE) (500-254) exam tests a candidate’s knowledge on how to setup, configure, and implement Cisco ISE services to authenticate […]

  • Hands on: What’s new and noteworthy with Android N

    A detailed look at the most meaningful changes coming to Android via this year’s yet-to-be-named N release. With Google’s I/O developers’ conference behind us, it’s time to start looking forward to what’s next in the world of Android. The most prominent thing is Google’s rapidly approaching Android release, currently known only as Android “N.” (The […]

  • Hottest Enterprise Networking & IT Startups of 2016

    Big venture bucks going into cloud, big data, security, wireless and other networking startups The billions of dollars invested in cloud, wireless, big data, security and other networking startups in 2015 means that enterprise IT shops will have plenty of new products and services from which to choose. On the heels of that year of […]

  • Android banking malware SlemBunk is part of a well-organized campaign

    The Trojan is distributed through drive-by-download attacks that use multiple stages and non-malicious apps An Android Trojan that targets mobile banking users has evolved into a sophisticated, persistent and hard-to-detect threat, suggesting that it is part of a well-organized attack campaign. Researchers from security firm FireEye first documented the Trojan in December and named it […]

  • The best jobs are in tech, and so is the job growth

    All signs point to continued growth in IT hiring and salaries, even for humble jobs like tech support If you thought that humble support technician was going the way of the telephone operator, you are in for a pleasant surprise. Job openings for the man or woman who picks up the phone when you call […]

  • 802.11ah Wi-Fi standard approved, will underpin Internet of Things

    Say hello to HaLow WiFi standard A new wireless standard that extends Wi-Fi’s reach down into the 900MHz band will keep the 802.11 family at the center of the developing Internet of Things, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced today. The new standard, 802.11ah, combines lower power requirements with a lower frequency, which means that those signals […]

  • How the gig economy will shape 2016

    The gig economy is making a major impact on the IT industry, and millions of IT pros are taking advantage of the flexibility, freedom and income-generating potential it has to offer. Here’s what’s hot (and what’s not) in the gig economy for 2016. It’s difficult to gauge exactly how large the gig economy is, but […]

  • Network World’s 20 Best Products of 2015

    Tough to choose With so many great products on the market, it’s hard to pick the best ones. So we asked our experts, Network World’s independent product reviewers and bloggers to list their favorite products of 2015. What we got back was a list that covers the full spectrum of the networking world, with a […]

  • 8 Linux predictions for 2016

    Looking ahead to 2016, I see big things for ChromeOS, Android, and even Microsoft in the Linux world. Lunduke looks ahead for Linux As 2015 comes to a close, the time has arrived to make predictions for what will happen in the Linux (and broader Free and Open Source Software) world in the year ahead. […]

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