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	Do you give up a reasonable expectation of privacy by carrying a cell phone? As seen at a secret conference open only to law enforcement and intelligence agencies, vendors offered cell phone capturing equipment and lessons about location tracking via mobile phones. Does it, however, violate the Fourth Amendment? Read More WEBCAST: Quest Software The Business Impact of a Poor User Experience Don't miss this informative webcast exploring the value of monitoring web application performance from the user perspective and gain access to a free whitepaper "Monitoring Web Application Performance from the User Perspective" at the end of the presentation! View Now! In this Issue Barnes & Noble Blows The Lid Off Microsoft's Android Patent Squeeze Users prefer older iPhones over newer Android devices Busted! DOJ says you might be a felon if you clicked a link or opened email Got a spare $8,400? The Microsoft Surface 2.0 is for you "There Would Be No Cloud Without Open Source" - Simon Crosby No Matter What the FCC Says, Bandwidth Is Not Speed Cisco SmartNet smarts WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Business Value with Network and Application Visibility In this white paper, IDC analyzes the ROI that customers can expect from Riverbed Cascade, based on interviews with Cascade customers. Additionally, IDC lays out the business case for proactively managing network and application performance. Get the visibility you need to achieve your IT objectives. Read Now. Barnes & Noble Blows The Lid Off Microsoft's Android Patent Squeeze Make no mistake about it, there is a war going on in the mobile OS market and the weapons are patents. Read More Users prefer older iPhones over newer Android devices Apple's iPhone continues to be the most popular smartphone on the market according to data recently released by the NPD Group. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Get Ahead of the Post PC Era New devices, mobility, video, the cloud - learn how these powerful market forces are transforming business and the IT industry today. Learn More Busted! DOJ says you might be a felon if you clicked a link or opened email We may be doomed and you are probably a felon if you ever used a fake name online, used a bogus birthday to register on a site, or fibbed about your height or weight on an online dating profile, named a different town or city in a profile, or basically didn't tell the exact truth anywhere online. Never done that? Read More Got a spare $8,400? The Microsoft Surface 2.0 is for you What a bargain! Microsoft will be releasing its second version of its touchscreen table,the Microsoft Surface 2.0, for pre-order in 23 countries in 2012. And it has reduced the price to a mere $8,400. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Investment Protection and Elasticity for your Network NetScaler Pay-as-You-Grow. 5x capacity on-demand. No new hardware. Investment protection and elasticity for your network. Read more "There Would Be No Cloud Without Open Source" - Simon Crosby I first became aware of cloud security issues listening to Simon Crosby, fresh off of taking in millions and millions of Citrix dollars when they bought XenSource, speak with my friend Chris Hoff at several conferences, podcasts and blog posts. In many ways Crosby and Hoff brought cloud security and even cloud computing itself to the forefront in many peoples minds. Read More No Matter What the FCC Says, Bandwidth Is Not Speed In its recently published Measuring Broadband America report, the FCC erroneously uses the terms 'bandwidth' and 'speed' interchangeably. The FCC should know better. Read More Cisco SmartNet smarts A rather interesting IOS licensing situation has cropped up, chronicled here by CCIE Ethan Banks of Packet Pushers, a site recognized by NW. Read More
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