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	25 geeky gifts for Mother's Day Cool, fun and practical, these Mother's Day gifts have a tech edge Read More WHITE PAPER: Wildpackets Ending the Blame Game: Troubleshoot Distributed Applications Today's geographically distributed companies and applications require a 24x7 proactive approach to network performance management. Discover factors to consider when troubleshooting the performance of distributed applications. Learn must have criteria for distributed network analysis solutions. Learn More In this Issue How Jobs-as-FDR film was made... and Chaplin 'cameo' wasn't BlackBerry 10 OS will have multi-layered security model The SpaceX blast into history Verizon not launching voice over LTE anytime soon Mobile BYOD users want more security DARPA system to blend AI, machine learning to understand mountain of text How will Cisco COPE with SDNs? Cloud up there with root canal, Cisco study finds The 2012 Best of Interop Award Winners Hot Products at Interop 2012 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sybase Managing Mobility at the App Level Your employees have thousands of mobile apps, in different versions running on various operating systems in multiple mobile devices. How can you manage, support and configure them all? This free SAP paper, "Mobile Applications May Be Running the Business, But Who's Running the Apps?" shows you. Get yours now! How Jobs-as-FDR film was made... and Chaplin 'cameo' wasn't Rather than use a voice impressionist, Steve Jobs insisted on delivering his FDR speech himself in a long-lost Apple film called "1944," which was posted here last week and has since gone viral to generally cheery reviews ... with the notable exception being jeers for Jobs' attempt to sound like FDR. Read More BlackBerry 10 OS will have multi-layered security model RIM's upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system is intended to be as secure, if not more so, than the OS running on RIM's current crop of BlackBerry devices. Mobile security could become a major selling point for the new platform, for enterprises, carriers and end users alike. Read More The SpaceX blast into history NASA watches as SpaceX gets set for first space shot Read More WEBCAST: SAP Automate Your Partners for Efficient E-Business Join IDC's Maureen Fleming and SAP for an insightful Webcast on the different approaches companies are taking to B2B integration and how you can ask the right questions to reassess your B2B approach. Learn More Verizon not launching voice over LTE anytime soon Verizon may be heavily promoting LTE for data, but that doesn't mean it's going to start pushing it for voice services anytime soon. During an interview with Network World today, Verizon Vice President of Network Hans Leutenegger said that the carrier won't be deploying any voice over LTE (VoLTE) services on its network until late next year at the very earliest. The reason for this, he said, is that Verizon is already largely satisfied with its current voice network and doesn't see the need to push both handset manufacturers and its own customers to use a new technology just yet. Read More Mobile BYOD users want more security A survey of more than 4,000 mobile-device users and IT professionals shows wildly abundant use of mobile devices, but profound concerns about security and how employee-owned devices ought to be used for business purposes. Read More DARPA system to blend AI, machine learning to understand mountain of text The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will next this month detail the union of advanced technologies from artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, machine learning, natural-language fields it hopes to bring together to build an automated system that will let analysts and others better grasp meanings from large volumes of tex Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed End-To-End Application Acceleration Technologies Download this 7-page survey-driven analysis by Forrester to learn how to overcome cloud-related performance issues by extending optimization to SaaS applications. Read now. How will Cisco COPE with SDNs? Cisco's got a software-defined networking (SDN) architecture but it won't say much about it. SDNs are a hot topic industrywide with the promise of abstracting the physical network infrastructure from control of it, enabling more adaptability for things like cloud computing and easier feature extension. Read More Cloud up there with root canal, Cisco study finds More than one-third of IT decision makers would rather get a root canal, dig a ditch, or do their own taxes than address network challenges associated with public or private cloud deployments. So says a Cisco survey released at Interop this week. Read More The 2012 Best of Interop Award Winners The Best of Interop Award winners were announce this morning, below are a list of the winners. I would like to extend my congratulations to all the award winners and look forward to seeing all of the products live on the Interop floor. The 2012 Best of Interop Awards winners in each category are: Read More Hot Products at Interop 2012 RIM's upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system is intended to be as secure, if not more so, than the OS running on RIM's current crop of BlackBerry devices. Mobile security could become a major selling point for the new platform, for enterprises, carriers and end users alike. Essentially, RIM is blending security elements from its BlackBerry heritage with the security architecture of the new OS, which is based on the QNX Neutrino real-time operating system, acquired when RIM bought QNX Software Systems in 2010. While RIM has not revealed BlackBerry 10 security in detail, Scott Totzke, RIM's senior vice president, BlackBerry security, talked about the topic generally during a briefing at last week's BlackBerry World conference. Read More
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