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Top Android news of the week: Ed Bott: Best MS apps, HTC and Google team up, Exchange is coming,
This week in Android we heard that Google Play support is coming to Chrome OS, saw that Gmail is getting Microsoft Exchange support, and that HTC may be building new Nexus devices.
AMD releases $1,500 Radeon Pro dual-GPU graphics card for content creators, VR
Combining a pair of Radeon R9 Fury X units and a liquid cooling solution, the new card is the company's first VR Ready Creator product for developing virtual reality games and experiences.
Between the cloud and the corporate data center, there is fog computing
OpenFog proponents say computing should take place across networks, not just in faraway data centers.
Computers you can hold in the palm of your hand
It's not that long ago that a computer was something housed in a giant beige box that weighed as much as an engine block. Now a computer can fit in the palm of your hand.
Why I broke up with Windows Phone: It's not me, it's you
Can an 'all-in' Windows user find happiness by turning a Nexus Android phone into her Microsoft phone? This one has, at least so far.
Turn your old Android device into a security camera
If you've got an old Android smartphone or tablet in a drawer somewhere doing nothing, then why not put it to good use as a security camera.
Look, up in the sky! Pizza delivered by drone
Amazon gets all the headlines, but drone delivery might work on a smaller scale.
Hybrid cloud: Why hybrid IT may be the better choice
The limitations of DIY cloud mean that if you don't want to use public cloud, it might be better to ask 'Should this be cloud at all?'.
Google's weirdest tech yet: Screens that you can tear and share
The technology giant files a patent for displays that can be ripped apart to share information.
#CXOTALK: Open data and APIs at The New York Times
Digital transformation at the NYT means rethinking how to attract readers. Data and applications are key to remaining relevant as a business and engaging readers across multiple platforms.
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