Issue highlights 1. 12 enraging Office 2013 flaws -- and how to fix them 2. SDN meet sheds little light on Cisco 'Daylight' 3. 12 hybrid cloud security products to watch 4. Windows 8 Update: Bill Gates gushes about Surface Pro - 'It's very nice' 5. Earth-buzzing asteroid could be worth big bucks: $195B if we could catch it 6. Apple working on fix for iOS 6.1 bug that's choking Exchange servers 7. Ultimate Google toolbox: 20 tips, tricks, and hacks 8. Internet Explorer only? IE doubt it 9. Startup Pertino among first to market with networking as a service (NaaS) |
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| A step-by-step guide to exorcising the new demons in Microsoft Office 2013 READ MORE |
| Despite the promise of SDNs and the filled sessions at Network World's Open Network Exchange conference this week, lots of questions remain on the technological trend virtually everyone says will redefine networking. READ MORE |
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| WHITE PAPER: HP The software industry has learned that putting fancy boxes on the network doesn't fix bad software, cloud converts must focus on the risks they bring along with the software they deploy. This paper details risks to software deployed in the cloud and what steps to take to mitigate that risk. Learn more. |
| Never let it be said Billl Gates is a hype machine. When asked what type of computer he was using to participate in a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" session, he confided it was one of Microsoft's new Surface devices that the company talks about in glowing terms. READ MORE |
| WEBCAST: Exinda Join guest speaker, Forrester Research, Inc. Principal Analyst Andre Kindness and First State Bank IT leader Tristan Smith as they discuss the importance of putting end-users at the forefront of your network design. Learn More. |
| The asteroid NASA say is about the half the size of a football field that will blow past Earth on Feb 15 could be worth up to $195 billion in metals and propellant. That's what the scientists at Deep Space Industries, a company that wants to mine these flashing hunks of space materials, thinks the asteroid known as 2012 DA14 is worth - if they could catch it. [RELATED: The sizzling world of asteroids]... READ MORE |
| Apple has announced that a fix for an iOS 6.1 bug that's been choking some enterprise Microsoft Exchange servers is on the way. The deceptively minor problem in Exchange calendars triggers massive activity spikes on the Exchange servers, with ballooning transaction logs and CPU utilization. The server can sometimes block iOS 6.1 users. READ MORE |
| Google's search, mail, maps, and cloud services are practically de facto public utilities. Fire up your browser, and there Google is. But don't take Google for granted--there's much more to its core services than meets the eye. READ MORE |
| Just as Internet users in general have defected in huge numbers from Microsoft Internet Explorer over the past several years, the business world, as well, is becoming less dependent on the venerable browser. READ MORE |
| Startup Pertino -- backed by former executives from Packeteer and Apple -- has what one analyst calls the most advanced networking as a service (NaaS) product on the market, available starting today as a public beta. READ MORE |
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