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As 2015 comes to a close, SIP would like to wish its members, partners and other industry professionals a safe and happy holiday season. As we reflect on the past year for the industry, we would like to provide the readers of the SIPpost a look at the most accessed articles from the year. Our regular publication will resume Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016.
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The Globe and Mail
From March 31: Social media is one of the most effective means of collecting information about current and potential clients. Companies have free public access to information that is uncensored, and customers want to be heard through the channels they enjoy using most.
Here are the five ways companies can use data from platforms like Twitter and Facebook, etc. to gain new customers and increase retention of current consumers.
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Time Magazine
From Aug. 4: With Windows 10, Microsoft is finally moving toward putting Internet Explorer out of its misery. But can Microsoft's new web browser finally knock rivals Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox off their stride?
Edge, the default browser in Microsoft's Windows 10, certainly delivers on the basics.
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Business Insider
From July 14: In 2010, Steve Jobs famously wrote a pages-long manifesto about why he would not allow Adobe Flash to work on Apple mobile devices. "We don't want to reduce the reliability and security of our iPhones, iPods, and iPads by adding Flash," the Apple CEO firmly stated. Five years later, further clues backing up Jobs' security warning continue to persist. Now, Facebook's new chief security officer, Alex Stamos, has stated publicly that he wants to see Adobe end Flash once and for all.
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The Sydney Morning Herald
From April 21: More than half of Australia's biggest companies will "disappear" from Google on mobile devices as the US technology giant changes the way it ranks searches.
Google will prioritize companies that have "mobile-friendly" websites when people use the search engine on their smartphones or tablet computers.
Google says businesses with desktop-only sites will still appear in searches but they will be ranked lower then those tailored for mobile use.
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The Next Web
From Jan. 6: Every year, web design grows and so many awesome things are being published daily. I can only imagine that the best is yet to come in 2015, including many of the trends we predicted for 2014.
While many of those trends will still be around in 2015 (and probably 2016), it's time to see what new trends are likely to emerge in 2015.
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Marketing Land
From Nov. 17: Google is celebrating today the 10th birthday of Google Analytics. Google engineering VP Paul Muret recounts 10 of his highlights from the product's development over the past decade — things like Event Tracking, Real-Time Reporting and Tag Management.
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After Dawn
From Jan. 27: WhatsApp has launched their first web client, allowing desktop and mobile users to use the cross-platform messaging service directly from their Web browser.
Reads the company's post:
"Today, for the first time, millions of you will have the ability to use WhatsApp on your web browser. Our web client is simply an extension of your phone: the web browser mirrors conversations and messages from your mobile device — this means all of your messages still live on your phone."
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NY Times
From Oct. 13: Bob McConnell, a retired engineer, set up a new wireless router in his home this year to get faster Internet speeds. Instead, he got the opposite, with his iPad often getting no wireless connection in his bedroom.
For days, he tinkered with the router's settings, but couldn't figure out a fix. "It was totally ruining my life," said Mr. McConnell, who lives in a condominium building in Kirkland, Wash. "Things would work, and then the next morning they wouldn’t work again."
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Business Insider
From July 14: Apple has explained changes that it's making to account security in iOS 9, the new version of its operating system for iPhones and iPads. The company is moving away from its two-step verification feature to a full two-factor authentication system. It's not going to happen all at once, but gradually, and as part of the iOS 9 beta.
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IT World Canada
From May 12: One of the best sentences to come out of Michael Dell's mouth: "The PC isn't dead."
Beautiful.
It's really easy to get caught up in the mobile craze right now and fixate on smartphones and other devices apart from the PC. With the cloud starting to kill off server space in offices, some might be forgiven for starting to think that the PC is next on the chopping block.
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