Choosing network friendly Windows Phone 7 devices; Can you get your shop under control?

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	Which Windows Phone 7 devices should you let on your network? Robert Mullins: Microsoft tries to make some sense of the myriad applications that clutter users home screens by grouping apps into "hubs" for the phone, entertainment and social media applications but also one dedicated Microsoft Office Mobile. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Intel Choose the Best Path to Microsoft Windows 7 Intel recently completed a beta deployment and began a company-wide migration from Microsoft Windows XP to Windows 7 on Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor-based PCs. Our experiences can be helpful as you formulate your own plan. And with the right hardware, including Intel Core vPro processor-based PCs, you can get the most out of the new OS. Click to continue In this Issue Can you get your shop under control? Video: Take a look at Windows Phone 7 handsets Police State of Wiretapping the Web: Who Do THEY Want to Watch? Windows 7 migration for the little guy Opera to Microsoft's IE: 'We're still here.' Microsoft refuses to reveal cloud e-mail customer numbers Sprint CEO mum on plans for Phone 7 devices Utilize SQL Server down to the core… OpsMgr 2007 R2 Cumulative Update 3 ships Troubleshooting database problems Microsoft acquires .NET vendor AVIcode Visit the Microsoft Subnet home page for more Microsoft news WHITE PAPER: NetApp Improve Your Risk Profile Gateway Health Plan realized the need to make major changes in its storage environment to support business growth and customer demands. The primary objective was to improve the reliability of its production database environment to support customers during disasters. Read now! Can you get your shop under control? Sean McCown: If you're like me you've got a set of scripts that you take from job to job. The dream is that you'll whip out your script library at the first sign of trouble and save the day.  Of course, it rarely works out that way. Read More Video: Take a look at Windows Phone 7 handsets Julie Bort: Windows Phone 7 smartphones look great and integrate with Exchange and Xbox. Will that be enough to make people want them? Read More Police State of Wiretapping the Web: Who Do THEY Want to Watch? Ms. Smith: To celebrate National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, wouldn't it be nice if our government stopped pushing wiretapping to increase our security and privacy vulnerabilities? Read More Windows 7 migration for the little guy Robert Mullins: Free tool eases upgrade hassles, but only for small deployments. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp How Efficient is your Storage Environment? Store the maximum amount of data for the lowest possible cost, without compromising performance. The key is selecting a platform that supports thin provisioning, data deduplication and virtualization. Dramatically lower your capacity requirements and costs. Read More! Opera to Microsoft's IE: 'We're still here.' Robert Mullins: Each month when the media report on browser market share numbers from Net Applications, Opera Software doesn't make the cut. But it has nearly doubled its market share in less than three years. Read More Microsoft refuses to reveal cloud e-mail customer numbers Jon Brodkin: Microsoft claims 40 million cloud customers, but few have actually adopted Exchange Online. Read More Sprint CEO mum on plans for Phone 7 devices Robert Mullins: Dan Hesse pushes Android app "packages" at CTIA conference but refused to answer questions. Read More Utilize SQL Server down to the core… Brian Egler: I am often asked about the Microsoft SQL Server "per processor" licensing. SQL Server uses your multi-cores as separate processors. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Storage-Purchasing Today: Forget About Capacity Most organizations are still buying storage based on outmoded ways of thinking. Find out why it's time to modernize your approach and the key criteria you need to consider before making your next IT investment. Read now! OpsMgr 2007 R2 Cumulative Update 3 ships Kerrie Meyler: Microsoft released CU3 for Operations Manager 2007 R2 this week. It's rather large - 1.2 GB, and it requires a critical step-by-step order to install. Read More Troubleshooting database problems Sean McCown: I had an interesting talk with a dev today about how to troubleshoot SQL issues. We had a case where all of a sudden the DB suddenly slowed to a crawl. Read More Microsoft acquires .NET vendor AVIcode Jon Brodkin: Microsoft has just announced that it acquired AVIcode, a private company whose technology monitors performance of .NET applications.  Read More Visit the Microsoft Subnet home page for more Microsoft news This newsletter features content from Microsoft Subnet, a community that features industry-expert bloggers, giveaways and all the top news of interest to network professionals. Follow us on Twitter @microsoftsubnet Read More
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