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	More Apple iPhoneys: The iOS 7 edition As Apple WWDC approaches, juices flow among would-be iOS designers Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: InterMapper The #1 real-time network mapping and monitoring tool. InterMapper provides an at-a-glance, real-time view of your network devices, services, applications, connections and traffic patterns. Drilling down on maps uncovers details needed to fix performance problems. It is an industrial strength monitoring, mapping and alerting tool that empowers network administrators to maintain healthy IT environments. In this Issue Enterprises running Java versions that are months out of date, analysis finds Forrester Research calls mobile-device management 'heavy-handed approach' Linux use in enterprises jumps again: survey The night Steve Jobs returned to Apple Texas judge and Red Hat protect Linux from patent troll Cisco lays off 500 of workforce Juniper uncorks its core SDN switch earlier than expected Tizen is no Android, but will still play an important role GDC2013: We'll be motioning at our computers, not typing, if Intel has its way Geekiest/Techiest Easter Eggs WHITE PAPER: Phoenix NAP Eliminate Virtualization Management Challenges A hosted private cloud can offer many advantages for organizations looking to benefit from a secure cloud model. This white paper details how the hosted private cloud can address security and compliance concerns, deliver scale-up and scale-down capabilities, reduce costs and improve IT utilization all while minimizing loss of control by IT. Learn more. Enterprises running Java versions that are months out of date, analysis finds Despite the widespread and well-publicised exploitation of vulnerabilities in Java, large numbers of organisations continue to use versions that are weeks, months or even years out of date, a Websense survey of its customers has reported. Read More Forrester Research calls mobile-device management 'heavy-handed approach' Research firm forecasts mobile virtualization overtaking MDM, sees bright future for HTML5 Read More Linux use in enterprises jumps again: survey The past two years have already seen significant jumps in corporate Linux usage, but now it looks like that trend is continuing into a third year. Read More The night Steve Jobs returned to Apple Steve Jobs returned to Apple on December 20, 1996, more than 11 years after he was ousted from the company he helped co-found with Steve Wozniak back in 1976. That night, Apple evangelist Tim Holmes was in the crowd and captured Jobs' return with his less-than-stellar QuickTake camera - you'll note that many of the photos depict blacks as purples. Read More Texas judge and Red Hat protect Linux from patent troll Just toss 'em out of court. That's essentially been the remedy sought by many of those looking to limit the damage done by patent trolls, and now a federal judge has apparently taken that advice to heart in a case involving Linux that was brought against Rackspace by patent troll Uniloc. Read More Cisco lays off 500 of workforce Cisco this week reduced its workforce by about 500 people as the company realigns to face the advent of software-defined networking, cloud computing and its impact on routing and switching. Read More Juniper uncorks its core SDN switch earlier than expected Earlier than expected, Juniper this week unveiled the EX9200 programmable core switch for 10G, 40G and 100Gbps software-defined networks. Read More Tizen is no Android, but will still play an important role Tizen is clumsily positioned directly against Android and iOS. Its backers - Samsung, Intel, the Linux foundation, and a large community of open source developers with experience competing with and against market-leading OS platforms - are not that naive. Naïveté aside, Tizen can play an important role. Read More GDC2013: We'll be motioning at our computers, not typing, if Intel has its way Intel is showcasing its perceptual computing technology at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The tech relies on a infrared camera and webcam, as well as an Intel-developed SDK. Read More Geekiest/Techiest Easter Eggs Decorate your Easter basket with these geek-licious designs Read More
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