Issue highlights 1. 10 reasons why the iPad with Retina display is better than the Surface RT 2. 10 reasons why the Surface RT beats the iPad with Retina display 3. Yahoo CEO Mayer checked VPN logs before banning home working 4. Apple iWatch to run iOS as engineers grapple with battery life issues 5. First Impressions Of The RSA Conference 2013 6. Ubuntu de-bricked my Android Jelly Bean Touchpad 7. Will future surveillance include global 'pre-crime' machine spying on everyone? 8. Why the 'trombone' effect is problematic for Enterprise Internet access 9. FCC approves Google project that will identify unused wireless spectrum 10. 'DRM Chair' self-destructs after 8 sittings |
| WHITE PAPER: AccelOps Advanced Performance Analytics (APA), as Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) defines it, brings real-time or near real-time "big data" to IT operations, architects, service managers and even applications development, as well as IT executives and non-IT business stakeholders. Read Now |
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| Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer came up with her controversial and hugely unfashionable policy of outlawing home working after doing something almost unheard of for a US CEO a she checked the VPN logs to see whether anyone was slacking. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks This document examines various DDoS attack methods and the application of specific ADC technologies to block attacks in the DDoS threat spectrum while securely delivering applications and protecting the network, the session, and the user. Read Now. |
| Earlier today I relayed, via a report from Bloomberg, that development on Apple's iWatch is ongoing and that the company is working hard to release the rumored device sometime this year. What's more, Apple's rumored iWatch may very well prove to be a $6 billion opportunity for the company, far eclipsing the potential for profitability in the cutthroat HDTV market. READ MORE |
| After much anticipation, the 2013 RSA Conference has come and gone. I have a number of topics to blog about starting with my positive impressions of the show: READ MORE |
| This past week I thought my Android Touchpad had finally given up the ghost. I was out in San Francisco for the RSA Conference. I shut down my Touchpad just prior to my plane landing at SFO. It had plenty of battery left when I shut down, but when I tried to turn it back on in my hotel later it would not boot at all. Dead, dark, finished. I plugged it into the charger and after a few hours it seemed... READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Top organizations are looking for a new generation of ERP that supports multi-tiered businesses, is easy to use, flexible, and powerful enough to support a growing organization. Learn More. Learn More. |
| What can we expect to see in the future of surveillance? Remember the "precogs" in Minority Report capable of seeing the future to stop crimes before they happened? Now imagine that on a global scale, capable of monitoring all people all the time...that will supposedly be our reality in the next 17 years or less. READ MORE |
| Last time, we began looking at the "trombone" effect, what it is, and why it existed. Here, we'll delve more into why this "trombone" effect is a problem for Enterprise WAN design going forward. READ MORE |
| A Google project designed to collect information on available wireless spectrum into a central database has been given an FCC go-ahead to begin a public trial, the company announced today. READ MORE |
| Why? Because ridiculous digital rights management (DRM) restrictions cry out for creative ridicule. That's why a group of eight Swiss design students built DRM Chair as their entry in The Deconstruction, a global design competition. Each time someone takes a seat, the chair senses their weight, and upon the eighth sitting a mechanism is triggered that melts the chair's joints. Watch: READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems, Inc. See what 451 Research thinks of these claims, this new technology and the competition in this analyst report. Learn more. |
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