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	RIM's mobility management intentions Research In Motion said recently that it will extend some of the secure mobile device management (MDM) capabilities of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) to other mobile platforms later this year, starting with Apple iOS and Google Android. Read More WEBCAST: IBM "Free" Open Source Portals: Myth, Hype, or Reality? Go beyond software license fees when evaluating a portal solution. Learn more about Key trends in the portal market, what's driving demand for portals, cost drivers for portal projects and what to consider when evaluating commercial vs. open source portal solutions from experts in the industry. View Now In this Issue Whirlwind tour of computing and telecom's top honors, awards and prizes 2011 Marconi Prize goes to giants of cellular communications, data storage World IPv6 Day: Tech industry's most-watched event since Y2K Apple iOS 5 cuts iPhone, iPad loose from computers, embraces the cloud PlayBook tablet gets second update that lacks native email Three things you need to know about Apple iCloud HTC Evo 3D 'glasses-free' smartphone, Evo View tablet coming June 24 to Sprint Cell phones and Cancer: 8 Precautions Worth Taking Sprint expands Evo brand with tablet, '3D' smartphone 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! Whirlwind tour of computing and telecom's top honors, awards and prizes From the Nobel to the Marconi: Internet, Ethernet, security and other IT/telecom pioneers get their recognition Read More 2011 Marconi Prize goes to giants of cellular communications, data storage The 2011 Marconi Prize, sometimes described as the Nobel Prize in Information Technology, has been awarded to two major contributors to cellular communications: Qualcomm Co-founder Irwin Jacobs and the late information theorist and professor Jack Wolf. Read More World IPv6 Day: Tech industry's most-watched event since Y2K The nation's largest telecom carriers, content providers, hardware suppliers and software vendors will be on the edge of their seats tonight for the start of World IPv6 Day, which is the most-anticipated 24 hours the tech industry has seen since fears of the Y2K bug dominated New Year's Eve in 1999. Read More WHITE PAPER: Avaya Bringing Unified Communications to Life Research indicates enterprises are increasingly integrating video in with the rest of the comm fabric. This creates an integrated comm infrastructure that includes the easy-to-use, consistent capabilities people need. Learn More Apple iOS 5 cuts iPhone, iPad loose from computers, embraces the cloud Apple outlined the changes that iOS 5, due for release this fall, will bring to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users. The devices are being cut free from computers and tied more closely into new cloud services. Read More PlayBook tablet gets second update that lacks native email Research in Motion has added several new features to its PlayBook tablet, but it continues to lack native email capabilities demanded by many users. Read More Three things you need to know about Apple iCloud With the unveiling of its iCloud service today, Apple is hoping you'll like the new MobileMe. Read More WHITE PAPER: Avaya Enhancing customer experience: first, do no harm Best practices for enhancing the customer experience, don't wait to long to handing problems, look for low-hanging fruit by assessing obvious problems, make technology updates when the time is right, cross pollinate the organization. Learn More HTC Evo 3D 'glasses-free' smartphone, Evo View tablet coming June 24 to Sprint Sprint said it will start selling an HTC 4G tablet and the Evo 3D smartphone on June 24. Read More Cell phones and Cancer: 8 Precautions Worth Taking The WHO's recent report that cell phones are possibly carcinogenic is not definitive data and has its skeptics, but Bill Snyder of CIO.com writes that we all should still take precautions on the chance that cell phones could be damaging our health. Read More Sprint expands Evo brand with tablet, '3D' smartphone Sprint is trying to replicate the hit it scored last summer with the HTC EVO 4G smartphone by expanding the brand to both a tablet and a new "3D" smartphone. Read More
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