Issue highlights 1. Top open source network management tools 2. Internet Explorer pegged for critical fix on Tuesday 3. Voice-over-LTE won't take off until 2015, will have to compete with telephony apps 4. Office for iPhone downloads start with a bang, but fizzle before 4th 5. FCC approves Softbank's $21.6B acquisition of Sprint 6. Solar-powered aircraft completes cross-US journey 7. Solar Impulse pilot talks about first cross-US solar flight 8. Nintendo's fan site hit by illicit logins, 24,000 accounts accessed 9. Douglas Engelbart, inventor of the computer mouse, dies at 88 10. Landing on an a asteroid might cause an avalanche?! 11. Surveillance court 'secret' rulings slaughter Fourth Amendment to help NSA spy 12. Microsoft restores $14.3M in stock awards to ex-Windows chief Sinofsky 13. State finds grocery store price scanning 100% accurate? |
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| As networking continues to expand and diversify, encompassing a growing number of wired and wireless devices, the demand for network monitoring tools remains high. While feature-packed commercial products abound, the growing market for monitoring tools has also fueled robust offerings from the open source community. READ MORE |
| Microsoft's monthly patch release for July will cover seven security issues, six of which could be remotely exploited by an attacker. READ MORE |
| The technology to implement Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) is maturing, but mobile operators won't roll out telephony services in earnest until 2015. At the same time apps like Skype and Fring are growing quickly in popularity, according to Infonetics Research. READ MORE |
| After an initial rush, downloads of Microsoft's free Office for the iPhone quickly tailed off, data from a mobile app analytics company showed Sunday. READ MORE |
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| The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved the $21.6 billion acquisition of Sprint by Japanese telecommunications group Softbank, saying it promises to bring consumers faster and more advanced wireless broadband Internet service. READ MORE |
| A one-of-a-kind solar-powered aircraft completed a two-month journey across the United States at just after 11pm EDT Saturday evening (3am GMT Sunday) when it landed at New York's JFK Airport. READ MORE |
| Solar Impulse pilot talks about first cross-US solar flight André Borschberg, pilot of the Solar Impulse plane, speaks with IDG's Martyn Williams via satellite phone as the aircraft prepares to complete a cross-US sol... From: networkworld Views: 20 2 ratings Time: 06:24 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
| Nintendo said a main fan site was hit by a wave of illicit login attempts in Japan over the last month, with attackers gaining access to nearly 24,000 accounts containing users' real names, addresses, phone numbers and emails information. READ MORE |
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| Douglas Engelbart, aged 88, passed away this past Tuesday night at his home in California. While the Engelbart name may not be in the mainstream vernacular, his invention fundamentally changed the way we use and interact with computers. You see, Douglas Engelbart invented the computer mouse. It's very rare that someone is able to make a contribution in the field of technology that is not only revolutionary... READ MORE |
| As if landing on an asteroid wouldn't be dangerous enough. A microgravity experiment on the forces generated by an asteroid and its make-up suggests landing on one may cause a big avalanche. READ MORE |
| Unlike most court proceedings, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) only hears one side -- the government's side -- of any case. The public almost never learns about the rulings from the "secret" FISA court. READ MORE |
| Microsoft has reached an agreement with former Windows chief Steven Sinofsky -- ousted from the company last November -- that will award him stock worth more than $14 million, according to an SEC filing. READ MORE |
| A distrust of the technology and/or those who implement it can be the only explanation for Massachusetts having been the very last state to drop its requirement that every individual item on supermarket shelves carry a price tag. READ MORE |
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