Monday, June 11, 2012

iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 8

Tech's Biggest Flops of 2012 (So Far) | California's budget crisis sparks controversial 'BYOD' plan to save money

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iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 8
With Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference just days away, the yearning iOSphere seethes with rumors, alarums and frights. Read More


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Tech's Biggest Flops of 2012 (So Far)
The tech world moves so fast that you've probably forgotten about at least some of the big flops that have already happened this year. Here's a quick rundown to keep you in the loop. Read More

California's budget crisis sparks controversial 'BYOD' plan to save money
The state of California's staggering budget problems -- now an estimated $16 billion shortfall -- have put Chris Cruz, deputy director and chief information officer at the state's Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), in a tough situation. Because of the state's ongoing fiscal crisis, he, like other agency managers, last year was told to cut use of state-issued cellphones by 50% as a cost-saving measure. Cruz decided one way to hold down costs at DHCS, which was using BlackBerries, was to have agency employees use their own smartphones instead -- without any subsidy. Read More

Cisco upgrades mobile carrier switches with an eye on escalating traffic
Cisco Systems wants to make it easier for mobile operators to scale up the wired networks that their wireless systems feed into, so on Tuesday it is introducing a mobile aggregation switch with 10 times the capacity of its current product. Read More


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Empowering Your Mobile Worker
Today's most productive employees are mobile, and your company's IT strategy must be ready to support them with 24/7 access to the business information they need across a range of mobile devices. See how corporations are meeting the many needs of their mobile workers with the help of Box. Read Now!

11ac chip with NFC, Bluetooth unveiled by Marvell
The next generation of Wi-Fi -- the superfast IEEE 802.11ac standard -- will integrate a range of wireless technologies on the same chip, as Marvell showed this week at Taiwan's giant annual Computex show. The semiconductor vendor announced a chip that will include 11ac with Bluetooth and near-field communications (NFC). Read More

The Great Verizon Network Extender rip-off
A few months ago I started writing about my saga of getting AT&T U-verse DSL service established at the new location of the Gibbs Universal Industries Secret Underground Bunker. Read More

Coolest, hottest & strangest gadgets from Taiwan's Computex 2012 show
Windows 8 is hot, the devices are strange, and the experimentation is cool Read More


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Sun Chemical, the world's largest producer of printing inks and pigments, quadrupled its complex batch environment with zero extra headcount using BMC Control-M's Automated File Transfer features. Learn More!

Citrix moves into mobile network optimization with Bytemobile buyout
Citrix is moving into the mobile network optimization market with its announced purchase of Bytemobile. Read More

Mojix extends its wide-area RFID product for enterprises
Mojix has released a new version of its wide-area RFID tag reading product, now capable of reading tags 600 or more feet away. Read More

Beyond 'five bars' – new software opens a window into cellular links
New client-server software from NetMotion Wireless now gives IT groups a ton of information on how cellular data links are performing for mobile workers. Read More

Mobile application management (MAM) has put MDM in its place
The debate about the best tool set for enterprise mobility continues to rage between the mobile application management (MAM) and mobile device management (MDM) camps. Read More

Mobilisafe debuts with mobile risk-management software
Start-up Mobilisafe makes its debut Monday with a product intended to help IT managers monitor for risks associated with both employee-owned and corporate-issued mobile devices. Read More



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