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LinkedIn releases its first SlideShare iOS app

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 1:15 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

LinkedIn today released an iOS app for SlideShare, a first for the company’s presentation service. The app includes a personalized feed of decks shared and liked by people in your network. You’ll also see picks from categories and SlideShare’s own editors.                        You can use the app to download presentations for viewing in offline mode. iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users will also see “SlideShares of the Day” in the Today section of the iOS 8 Notification Center. ➤ SlideShare [iOS] Top Image Credit: Stephen Lam/Getty Images

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LinkedIn releases its first SlideShare iOS app

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 1:15 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

LinkedIn today released an iOS app for SlideShare, a first for the company’s presentation service. The app includes a personalized feed of decks shared and liked by people in your network. You’ll also see picks from categories and SlideShare’s own editors.                        You can use the app to download presentations for viewing in offline mode. iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users will also see “SlideShares of the Day” in the Today section of the iOS 8 Notification Center. ➤ SlideShare [iOS] Top Image Credit: Stephen Lam/Getty Images

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Groupon’s Snap app offers cash-back on groceries in the US and Canada

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 1:11 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Launches

Groupon today launched a cash-back groceries app called Snap for Android and iOS users. Customers in the US and Canada can peruse the app to see which items are included in the scheme – Groupon says roughly 25 to 30 products will be eligible at any one time – and then buy them from their preferred store as normal. When they’re done, the user takes a photograph of the receipt and Groupon will identify which cash-back offers they’re entitled to. Once they’ve accrued at least $20 through the app, Groupon will send them the cash as a check in the…

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Groupon’s Snap app offers cash-back on groceries in the US and Canada

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 1:11 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Launches

Groupon today launched a cash-back groceries app called Snap for Android and iOS users. Customers in the US and Canada can peruse the app to see which items are included in the scheme – Groupon says roughly 25 to 30 products will be eligible at any one time – and then buy them from their preferred store as normal. When they’re done, the user takes a photograph of the receipt and Groupon will identify which cash-back offers they’re entitled to. Once they’ve accrued at least $20 through the app, Groupon will send them the cash as a check in the…

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The network admin’s dilemma: Balancing security and productivity in the age of BYOD

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 12:30 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Insider

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The modern network swims in a sea of Wi-Fi and 3G dongle signals. Into it are slotted innumerable USB devices, tablets, telephones, even internet-capable printers. Whilst the necessity of such attachments might be debatable, what isn’t is that network management today is HARD. Managing a corporate network, with the myriad of attached devices and internet-facing facets is a daily compromise. It’s a delicate balancing act between legitimate access and opportunity for malicious exploit. Unfortunately finding that balance is only going to get harder. As we find ever more ways to work locally and remotely, so we expose the infrastructure supporting those…

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