Apple iPhonies -- iPhone 5 edition; Mobility management in 2011 & beyond

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	Mobility management in 2011 and beyond Let's hope that 2011 is a year when mainstream enterprises start getting serious about mobility management and security. Read More WEBCAST: Mainsoft 'Social Email' Drives 4th Generation Collaboration Solutions Enterprises today are investing in a host of collaboration tools, including SharePoint, but they remain underutilized. Hear Gartner analyst Matt Cain and Mainsoft CEO Yaacov Cohen talk about how to close the user adoption gap by bringing SharePoint collaboration and social features into email. View Now. In this Issue Apple iPhoneys: the iPhone 5 edition The Verizon iPhone: Seven key facts you need to know After long wait, iPhone arrives on Verizon IPhones and Droids could speed medical tests, cut costs AT&T exec says CDMA iPhone users won't like 'life in the slow lane' WiMax update set for go-ahead this year Digg founder: Don't buy an iPad now -- iPad 2 on the way IBM snares 5,896 patents, Apple debuts among top 50 patent winners 4G war of words is on Cloud Computing Used to Hack Wireless Passwords Businesses Plan a Tablet Buying Spree RIM to filter porn websites in Indonesia Movie Night Out for iPhone Verizon pushes fast LTE expansion Apple's Steve Jobs sticks with $1 salary while COO Cook nets $59.1 million An iPhone for Sprint? Unlikely, but maybe a WebOS device from HP Verizon unveils 10 mobile devices with LTE built-in Lessons from AT&T might help Verizon survive iPhone Looking toward the network of 2020 Not you're Grandfathers LTE Network WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Economics of Cooperative Control: Protocols are Free Inter-AP protocols are free, but controllers are not. Aerohive's Cooperative Control controller-less WLAN architecture delivers an immediate and extremely significant CAPEX decrease. This paper explores the expansive economic benefits of Aerohive's unique approach. Read now! Apple iPhoneys: the iPhone 5 edition Can't wait for the next Apple iPhone? Neither can these designers, marketers and iPhone addicts Read More The Verizon iPhone: Seven key facts you need to know Here are seven key facts you should know about the Verizon iPhone before you decide to buy it. Read More After long wait, iPhone arrives on Verizon iPhone fans rejoice, the rumors have finally come true: Verizon on Tuesday announced that it would offer Apple's iconic iPhone 4 on its network, becoming the second carrier in the U.S. to offer the smartphone after AT&T. Read More IPhones and Droids could speed medical tests, cut costs Patients may soon be able to cut health care costs by running blood tests off their iPhones and Droids and having the results automatically forwarded to their doctors, according to new discoveries by researchers at the University of Rhode Island. Read More AT&T exec says CDMA iPhone users won't like 'life in the slow lane' AT&T's top PR exec decided to stir the pot on the eve of an expected announcement that Apple's popular iPhone would finally be available on Verizon Wireless' CDMA-based network. Read More WiMax update set for go-ahead this year A faster, more secure and energy-efficient update to the WiMax wireless Internet standard will get final approval and see commercialization within a year, industry officials said on Monday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec A Candid Examination of Data Deduplication When a new technology like data deduplication comes along that promises to solve today's information management and backup problems its, it is no surprise that organizations may view it as a silver bullet. Read this whitpaper and get a candid view of deduplication. Read now! Digg founder: Don't buy an iPad now -- iPad 2 on the way Digg founder Kevin Rose blogged this week that Apple will announce the iPad 2 in the next 3 or 4 weeks, maybe even Feb. 1. Read More IBM snares 5,896 patents, Apple debuts among top 50 patent winners IBM earned more U.S. patents in 2010 than any other company, topping the list of patent winners for the 18th year in a row. Apple broke into the top 50 for the first time with 563 patents. Read More 4G war of words is on Mobile operators were out in full force at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, promoting their improved data networks and unveiling new devices. But with their marketing efforts in overdrive, the operators may confuse rather than attract users. Read More Cloud Computing Used to Hack Wireless Passwords German security researcher Thomas Roth has found an innovative use for cloud computing: cracking wireless networks that rely on pre-shared key passphrases, such as those found in homes and smaller businesses. Read More Businesses Plan a Tablet Buying Spree A ChangeWave survey of IT buyers finds a surge of businesses planning to buy tablets -- mostly Apple iPads -- for employees in the first three months of this year. Read More RIM to filter porn websites in Indonesia Research in Motion has revealed it will stop users of its BlackBerry devices in Indonesia from accessing websites containing pornographic material. Read More WEBCAST: MegaPath What is Security-as-a-Service, and Should SMBs Consider It? Tune in with John Ramsey and learn what managed security services mean to your business. Why should you pay attention? Details on what security-as-a-service brings to your business, benefits of the SaaS model, which businesses gain most, and how SaaS helps you comply with regulations. Learn More Movie Night Out for iPhone Every once in a while, an app is just right. It doesn't try to do too much, but it's not a one-trick pony. It's interface is unremarkable, in the best way--it works, immediate sense, and requires no explanation. And its design perfectly fits the device. Read More Verizon pushes fast LTE expansion Verizon Wireless will expand its LTE network to more than 175 cities by the end of this year, the company revealed at the International Consumer Electronics Show that has also seen aggressive network plans by AT&T and T-Mobile USA. Read More Apple's Steve Jobs sticks with $1 salary while COO Cook nets $59.1 million Steve Jobs took his customary $1 salary in Apple's 2010 fiscal year, which ended Sept. 25, according to documents filed today with the SEC. Tim Cook, Apple's COO, took home $59.1 million. Read More An iPhone for Sprint? Unlikely, but maybe a WebOS device from HP Verizon Wireless is expected to get the iPhone early this year, but what about Sprint Nextel, the nations third-largest carrier? Read More Verizon unveils 10 mobile devices with LTE built-in At CES 2011 this week, Verizon displayed 10 new devices that will natively connect to its burgeoning LTE 4G network. Users will be able to choose from the latest smartphone, tablets, hotspots and more. Read More Lessons from AT&T might help Verizon survive iPhone If Verizon Wireless introduces its own version of the Apple iPhone on Tuesday, users of its network might begin to face some of the same performance problems that plagued AT&T subscribers in some areas since the rollout of the popular iPhone 3G. Read More Looking toward the network of 2020 The last several newsletters have focused heavily on a look backward and forward. In this process, we've put forward our long-range predictions that the future of corporate IT will be "in the Cloud" and accesses by fixed and mobile devices of all types. We also postulated that security will continue to increase in importance. Read More Not you're Grandfathers LTE Network Clear showing its teeth with mind boggling speed   Reading my Flipboard this morning I found a mention of this article about Clear WiMAX and their LTE Testing in Phoenix. Not only was there information but a YouTube Video showing the testing of a LTE Network. Now I have not seen Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile testing like this, but the Clear LTE testing was impressive. Using a 20MHz blocks rather than the 10MHz blocks that Verizon uses on its LTE network,... Read More
	BECOME AN INSIDER Get premium content, in-depth reviews, practical tips and exclusive research. All for just signing up. Sign up for free today. SLIDESHOWS The weirdest, wackiest and stupidest sci/tech stories of 2010 It's hard to pick the weirdest and wackiest tech stories of 2010 considering there is so much nuttiness to choose from. But we'll give it a shot. Here we take a look at a number of stories that gave us pause in 2010. 2010's most popular iPad apps As the iPad celebrates its first birthday, it should raise a glass to Apple's App Store, which has provided users with an array of innovative applications. Late last week, Apple released a list of the 10 most popular iPad applications, with productivity apps making up the bulk. MOST-READ STORIES What Verizon's network can -- and can't -- give iPhone users Apple and Verizon: The bumpy road to love Apple iPhoneys: the iPhone 5 edition Verizon to make iPhone announcement tomorrow Gov't allegedly forced TruTV to yank FEMA camps episode Cisco compacts Catalyst switches Steve Ballmer ousts Bob Muglia from Microsoft Digg founder: Don't buy an iPad now AT&T exec says CDMA iPhone users won't like 'life in the slow lane' NSA breaks ground on Utah 'spy center' data center
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