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	It's two, two, two phones in one LG and VMware have created a partnership http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/120710-vmware-virtualizes-lg-android.html intended to deliver a dual-profile mobile smartphone sometime in 2011. As a result, users should eventually be able to carry a single device that logically segments personal applications and data from work resources so that IT departments can manage and secure just the corporate "side" of the device. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sybase Mobility Management for Dummies In this informative Dummies Guide, you'll learn why mobility management and security is vital to your business. Plus, we'll introduce some of the best solutions and why you need to be prepared for the future—today! Read Now In this Issue Christmas concert performed entirely on iOS devices Apple quietly drops iOS jailbreak detection API MobileIron extends control over enterprise iOS apps 300,000 Android phones activated a day, claims Google AT&T Exec Responds to Negative Consumer Reports Report Wi-Fi sales rebound strongly in Q3 Sprint CEO Says WiMAX Bet Paid Less Than Hoped 31 "How To" resources you might have missed Modem 'hand-off' from 3G to LTE can take two minutes, Verizon says Samsung's Galaxy Tab makes a strong case for buying an iPad Smartphone wars: Analyst sees threat from WP7 Instagram for iPhone Crowdsourcing group targets NTP mobile e-mail patents Infinity Blade hacks, slashes its way into App Store Top 10 stories of 2010: Living in the post-PC world Mobile strategy becomes a must for retailers Google hopeful that Android will run Nokia smartphones Cell-booster backers launch advocacy site Sprint's iDEN finally headed for sign-off Chrome OS: 10 things you can (and can't) do with the Google PC WHITE PAPER: Google Postini Archives vs. Backups While many organizations may consider their nightly backup to be an archive, backups and archives are not interchangeable. Read this Osterman Research report to learn the strategic value of email archiving and why organizations of all size should give serious consideration to a cloud-based model for archiving. Read now! Christmas concert performed entirely on iOS devices It's nothing out of the ordinary for a band to play Christmas songs during the holiday season, but when those songs are performed entirely on iPads and iPhones, well, that gets our attention. Read More Apple quietly drops iOS jailbreak detection API Apple apparently has thrown in the towel, quietly dropping in iOS 4.2 an API that was intended to discover if the OS had been compromised and jailbroken. Read More MobileIron extends control over enterprise iOS apps Enterprise IT can now distribute and manage homegrown iOS apps for mobile employees, and block them from downloading unauthorized apps. Read More 300,000 Android phones activated a day, claims Google While Android's success has been well-documented, it's still hard to wrap your head around the idea that 300,000 Android phones are being activated every day. Read More AT&T Exec Responds to Negative Consumer Reports Report Is AT&T the worst wireless carrier in America? Read More Wi-Fi sales rebound strongly in Q3 Quarterly Wi-Fi equipment sales have rebounded strongly compared to both the previous quarter and to one year ago, spurred by 802.11n deployments and a jump in Wi-Fi phone sales. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Changing the Way You Purchase Storage 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! Sprint CEO Says WiMAX Bet Paid Less Than Hoped Sprint CEO Dan Hesse, speaking in an interview with Walt Mossberg at the All Things D Dive Into Mobile event in San Francisco, admitted that his company's bet on WiMAX technology hasn't given it the big lead in 4G it had hoped for. Read More 31 "How To" resources you might have missed Between Network World and its sister publications we've produced a dizzying number of "How To" articles this year. Here's a handy roundup of some of the most useful, featuring pieces on everything from Android smartphones to Windows 7 to full disk encryption. Read More Modem 'hand-off' from 3G to LTE can take two minutes, Verizon says Verizon Wireless said on Friday that laptop users with USB modems on its new high-speed LTE network may experience up to a two minute delay when switching over from a 3G coverage zone. Read More Samsung's Galaxy Tab makes a strong case for buying an iPad A few nice capabilities don't overcome an ill-conceived 'tweener' tablet with an ill-fitting Android OS Read More Smartphone wars: Analyst sees threat from WP7 A prominent Wall Street analyst declared that Windows Phone 7 has seen a "successful launch" and that Microsoft will heavily market the new platform further, leading to a possible pitched battle against Android smartphones that would leave the iPhone on top. Read More Instagram for iPhone Taking pictures with your iPhone is only half the fun: the other half is applying a new look to those images and sharing them with your friends. Burbn's Instagram is a photo app that allows you to take photos, apply a variety of filters and easily share your work across many outlets. Read More WHITE PAPER: Emerson Network Power Data Center Infrastructure Design and Management Does efficiency have to come at the expense of availability? Not according to this paper, which outlines the four data center infrastructure trends that are reducing design, operating and management costs while improving data center performance. Those trends are Infrastructure Management, Eco Availability, Flex Capacity and High Density. Learn more Crowdsourcing group targets NTP mobile e-mail patents Article One Partners offers a reward for researchers who find prior art for three NTP mobile e-mail patents. Read More Infinity Blade hacks, slashes its way into App Store Infinity Blade, a visually rich action-RPG for iPhone and iPad from Epic Games, is ready to do battle in the App Store. Read More Top 10 stories of 2010: Living in the post-PC world The top stories of 2010, however, show that the PC for many people around the world has already become just one of several devices used to tap the Internet and a world of applications for entertainment and business -- and that increasingly, the main Internet access device is not a PC. Read More Mobile strategy becomes a must for retailers Having a mobile strategy is becoming essential for retailers, as more and more shoppers use Web-friendly smartphones in stores and malls to compare prices, seek deals, read reviews and make purchases. Read More Google hopeful that Android will run Nokia smartphones A Google executive hinted this week that Nokia maybe evaluating the Android mobile OS for phones it will manufacture. Read More Cell-booster backers launch advocacy site Wilson Electronics, a maker of cellular signal boosters, has launched a website to share customer testimonials and give consumers a way to fight to keep the devices legal. Read More Sprint's iDEN finally headed for sign-off Most iDEN handsets are built to withstand rougher treatment than your average cell phone, but the venerable network itself will finally bite the dust within the next few years. Read More Chrome OS: 10 things you can (and can't) do with the Google PC Hands-on with Google's Cr-48 prototype netbookGoogle's Chrome OS netbook will hit the market in mid-2011, but in the meantime Google is placing thousands of "Cr-48" prototype devices in the hands of testers to help iron out the bugs. As the devices are built specifically to run one program - the Chrome browser - the functionality is a bit limited. But after testing out one of the devices for the past day, I've come up with a list of ten things... Read More
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