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	First Look: BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES)10 Read More WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. The Five Big Lies the C-Suite Hears About "Going Mobile" Mobile hasn't been around long, but it has already made a tremendous impact. With such a new technology, it's not surprising that a lot of misinformation is floating around. Don't be taken in. Get the truth by reading this paper. It lays out how to develop an effective mobile initiative, one you need to succeed. Learn More In this Issue White House urges reversal of ban on cell-phone unlocking Starbucks that Steve Jobs prank called still receives mock orders for 4,000 lattes to go Why the 'trombone' effect is problematic for Enterprise Internet access First Impressions Of The RSA Conference 2013 Apple may release an iWatch this year; May be a $6 opportunity for Apple Amanda Palmer TED Talk on "Art of Asking" has me asking questions about publishing, social media and more Yahoo CEO Mayer checked VPN logs before banning home working Top tech companies plug into renewable power 10 reasons why the Surface RT beats the iPad with Retina display 10 reasons why the iPad with Retina display is better than the Surface RT WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com How the Best Businesses Connect Expectations that have become commonplace in today's modern, connected world demand a level of connectivity, performance and agility that conventional IT infrastructures were not built to deliver. Read Now! White House urges reversal of ban on cell-phone unlocking In a dramatic call for action directly prompted by 114,000 signatures on a "We the People" petition, the Obama Administration moments ago pledged to overturn a federal regulatory decision that had rendered the act of unlocking a cell phone illegal. Read More Starbucks that Steve Jobs prank called still receives mock orders for 4,000 lattes to go In January 2007, Steve Jobs took the stage at Macworld, introduced the iPhone, and forever changed the smartphone landscape. You might remember that he also prank called Starbucks during a demo meant to show how easy the iPhone made it to find nearby coffee shops using Google Maps and call one up. "Yes, I'd like to order 4,000 lattes to go, please. No, just kidding. Wrong number. Goodbye!" Read More Why the 'trombone' effect is problematic for Enterprise Internet access 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 First Impressions Of The RSA Conference 2013 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 Apple may release an iWatch this year; May be a $6 opportunity for Apple Despite a report from late last week claiming that Corning's flexible "Willow Glass" won't appear in mainstream products for another 3 years, Bloomberg is now claiming that Apple's rumored iWatch may launch as soon as this year. While watches may not be as sexy a product category as, say, HD Televisions, Citigroup analyst Oliver Chen relays that watches may actually be a more lucrative market for Apple. ... Read More Amanda Palmer TED Talk on "Art of Asking" has me asking questions about publishing, social media and more Amanda Palmer readily acknowledges that her punk cabaret style of music isn't for everyone (though I, for one, like a lot of her Dresden Dolls stuff), but the nearly 14-minute talk that she gave on "The Art of Asking" at the annual TED Conference seemingly might be for nearly everyone: The YouTube edition of the video was fast-approaching 100K views as of Monday morning and the buzz is growing. (Video... Read More Yahoo CEO Mayer checked VPN logs before banning home working 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 Top tech companies plug into renewable power Leading tech companies like Microsoft, Google and Apple are making huge inroads in the use of renewable energy for corporate facilities and data centers, but cost and delivery challenges remain. Read More 10 reasons why the Surface RT beats the iPad with Retina display Read More 10 reasons why the iPad with Retina display is better than the Surface RT Read More
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