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	Forrester outlines 5 rising, 5 declining security technologies Security technologies rise and fall in popularity, and Forrester Research in its TechRadar report puts its bets on five it thinks are in a growth mode and five it thinks are dying away. Do you agree or disagree? Let us know. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LinkTek Broken links during data migrations? LinkFixerPlus is the first application that automatically fixes broken links in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, PDF, PageMaker, AutoCAD, MicroStation and other files when performing data migration due to: server consolidation, server name changes, path name changes or folder reorganizations. Detailed broken link reporting too. Download your FREE trial version NOW! In this Issue Don't count on an iPhone 5 announcement June 11 10 ways to make Android faster, more productive and more secure than iPhone Intel looks to cover bases with new server chips Samsung lists T-Mobile phones due for Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade Microsoft Funds a Russian BitTorrent Killer WAN Virtualization as a Managed Service Is an Emerging Trend New engine to power Xangati's performance monitoring product New DDR4 memory to boost tablet, server performance 10 top reasons for integrating Wi-Fi radios in small cellular cells Interop 2012: Videoconferencing and Cloud survey results Kicking Waterfall Project Management Habits Requires Agility WHITE PAPER: Aruba Networks Gartner recommends up to 300% more Wi-Fi to support iPads! Tablets, like the iPad, are becoming more prevalent in the enterprise. Execs, doctors, teachers, and sales people are demanding more access to corp. apps and resources over their mobile devices. According to Gartner, the limited networking capabilities of the iPad will force IT departments to increase Wi-Fi capacity by 300%. Learn More Don't count on an iPhone 5 announcement June 11 A key tenet of Apple rumormongering is that Apple history repeats itself repeatedly: If Apple has done X, Y and 42 so much as twice consecutively, pundits posit that Apple will do X, Y and 42 a third time. Read More 10 ways to make Android faster, more productive and more secure than iPhone Read More Intel looks to cover bases with new server chips Intel announced three major expansions of its Xeon server processor line this week, adding lower-priced Sandy Bridge options for the two- and four-socket market and the Ivy Bridge architecture to workstation-class devices. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Your IT Career Roadmap This unique session is designed with you, the IT professional in mind. How can you build your personal brand, and properly design a career plan? How do you work with your staff to create a plan that retains your best talent? Come to IT Roadmap Denver for valuable information on how today's IT leaders build successful careers. Click to continue Samsung lists T-Mobile phones due for Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade Good news for T-Mobile Android fans -- Samsung will upgrade (some of) your devices to Android 4.0 ("Ice Cream Sandwich") after all! Over the past few weeks, Samsung released a list of Android devices that were slated to receive ICS on Verizon, AT&T and Sprint, but none for T-Mobile. Today that changed as Samsung announced that the Samsung Galaxy S II, the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, the Samsung Galaxy... Read More Microsoft Funds a Russian BitTorrent Killer A Russian startup developer is claiming to have a new method for tracking and shutting down any trading of copyrighted works on BitTorrent, and they are getting help from Microsoft to keep the development going. The company, called Pirate Pay (a play on The Pirate Bay, the prominent piracy site for BitTorrent users), recently conducted a test in its native Russia. Last December, the film "Vysotsky.... Read More WAN Virtualization as a Managed Service Is an Emerging Trend At Interop our interest was piqued by a new managed service from Hughes Network Systems that we see as a harbinger of services to come. Using home-grown software installed in a DSL modem, Hughes bonds (i.e. inverse multiplexes) up to four DSL lines to deliver a maximum of 12 Mb of bandwidth to distributed branch offices. Hughes touts performance comparable to Ethernet without the accompanying price... Read More WEBCAST: Dell VMware Virtualization Solution Self-Assessment Discover how easy it is to simplify your server environment and save money with Dell and market-leading virtualization solution, VMware vSphere®. Try It Now! New engine to power Xangati's performance monitoring product The latest version of Cupertino-based Xangati's virtual dashboard product will boast a new performance management engine and the ability to work with eight instances of VMware vCenter, instead of just one. Read More New DDR4 memory to boost tablet, server performance Although the standard for DDR4 memory won't be finalized until summer, several companies are already preparing to ship modules that will boost performance in data centers and on consumer devices Read More 10 top reasons for integrating Wi-Fi radios in small cellular cells With the growing demand for mobile data, cellular service operators are increasingly turning to small cells -- picocells, microcells, metrocells and femtocells -- to deal with the capacity crunch in dense urban areas and to add coverage in areas with low or zero cellular signal levels, such as indoors and in remote rural locations. Read More Interop 2012: Videoconferencing and Cloud survey results Interop 2012: Videoconferencing and Cloud survey results Read More Kicking Waterfall Project Management Habits Requires Agility Things that won't die are great for the movies, but bad ideas that won't go away can really hurt cloud projects. Unfortunately, management likes classic, counterproductive waterfall project management and binary go-live deployments for cloud projects. Read More
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