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Monday, May 14, 2012

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TOP STORY Mobile OS Madness Ahead In June By Eric Zeman When Apple, Google, and Microsoft all hold developer events in San Francisco in June, you'll get a peek at what's next for smartphones. Here's what might pop up. MUST READ 9 Tips To Block Hotel Wi-Fi Malware FBI issues warning to people traveling abroad that free Wi-Fi systems can pose a threat. Learn how to keep systems locked down and safe while traveling. Apple To Ditch Google Maps In iOS 6? Apple looks prepared to sever its long-standing ties to Google Maps with a brand new mapping application in the next version of iOS. Mobile OS Proliferation Continues IT departments need to reset their attitudes about the variety of personal mobile devices showing up in the workplace, panel tells Interop 2012 audience. 10% Of Web Traffic Now From Mobile Devices StatCounter's data shows worldwide Web traffic from mobile continuing to rise, especially in developing regions where mobile phones outnumber desktop PCs. DOD Certifies 6 BlackBerry Devices For Military Networks BlackBerry remains the platform of choice for government agencies, even as Research In Motion's market share slips with businesses and consumers. T-Mobile USA Regains Footing Customer defections at T-Mobile USA slowed dramatically during Q1 2012; CEO talks up the company's "challenger status." MORE MOBILE & WIRELESS NEWS

ALSO IN THIS EDITION • DOD Certifies 6 BlackBerry Devices For Military Networks • T-Mobile USA Regains Footing • Research: 2012 State of Mobile Security • Mobile Device Management Glossary • 3 Lessons From Yahoo's Meltdown, From An Insider • Top 10 Reasons to Put Your Phone System in the Cloud • Virtual Event: Enterprise Mobility: New Devices, Applications, Platforms, And Priorities JOIN THE CONVERSATION Posted By AustinIT: "I happen to believe that WP7 is a great platform. Sure, they do not yet have the market share they want and need. But, it takes time to build their place in the ecosystem." In reply to: 'Microsoft 'Smoked By Windows Phone': The Real Story' View Entire Response | Post Your Own Reply

 

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FEATURED REPORT Research: 2012 State of Mobile Security With 65% already allowing personal devices at work, IT's juggling laptop policies and Wi-Fi policies and BYOD policies--and that means security gaps big enough to drive a semi through. DOWNLOAD NOW (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) MORE REPORTS

FEATURED WHITEPAPERS Mobile Device Management Glossary Businesses and employees are using mobile devices in ways not envisioned as recently as a year ago. Despite the broad usage, tere are a number of people looking for basic information regarding Mobile Device Management (MDM). Read this document and review a glossary of important mobile device management terms such as ActiveSync, APNS, SCEP and OTA. DOWNLOAD NOW (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) MORE WHITEPAPERS

 

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