Cybersecurity experts harness AI to safeguard mobile apps against emerging threats

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It might be time to rethink the smartphone — for real this time

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Lenovo shows off its bendy smartphone at the Mobile World Congress 2024.

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Virtual-reality concerts could redefine the live-music experience — but it'll take more time

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Find your brand's 'love language' to secure diverse talent, says a chief people officer

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Sharawn Tipton, the chief people and culture officer at LiveRamp, says that bolstering your brand ethos can improve talent retention.

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New AI and 5G advancements will usher in the era of edge computing on smartphones, autonomous cars, and more

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Brad Smith, the vice chair and president of Microsoft, speaking at the Mobile World Congress 2024.

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Emergency dispatchers are using AI and cloud-based tools to help those in need faster

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Extended-reality workouts usher in an immersive era of virtual fitness on VR headsets

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5G had a slow and messy start. New 5G technologies could finally bring the faster networks we were promised.

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An attendee at Mobile World Congress.

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Winemakers embrace AI and IoT tools to improve their vineyards and produce better wine

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Alexandre Remy, the managing partner and winemaker at Atlas Wine Co. in Somerset, California, uses AI-powered software to create and test different wines.

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How 2 entrepreneurs are tackling diversity challenges with their small businesses

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Brothers John and Mike Burns co-founded eight small businesses that focus on culture and building community.

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