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Alcatel-Lucent acquired U.S.-based Mformation, a specialist in mobile and 'Internet of Things' (IoT) security and device management solutions for mobile operators, service providers and enterprises. The Franco-U.S. equipment manufacturer, which itself is in the process of being acquired by Nokia, said the terms of the deal were not disclosed. Mformation will be incorporated into Alcatel-Lucent's IP platforms unit, and will bring in an IoT security and control platform that can be used across different industries including automotive, healthcare, utilities, manufacturing and the digital home. Additionally, Mformation's software products are expected to extend and enhance the capabilities of Alcatel-Lucent's Motive device management solution for home, mobile and enterprise networks. Alcatel-Lucent noted that security concerns are on the rise as networks become increasingly virtualised, wireless devices become mainstay components of complex machi

What's the Apple Watch good for? Report from 2,000 users. There’s a ton of information in Wristly’ s State of the Apple Watch report, which for reasons known only to itself the survey firm chose to release on the eve of an Apple event that’s not about the Watch. The 97% satisfaction rating should be taken with a grain of salt, given the inherent pro-Apple bias in the self-selected sample. But the chart below, which compares a couple thousand owners’ expectations for the Watch with their actual use of the device, is the real deal. Remember, Apple pitched the Watch as three things in one: An incredibly precise timepiece Entirely new ways to stay in touch A smarter way to look at fitness Wristly’s findings: Read More Here   <==>  http://fortune.com/2015/09/08/apple-watch-satisfaction-survey/