Issue highlights 1. iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Oct. 11 2. IBM touts prototype software to manage cloud, virtual bandwidth 3. Gartner's dark vision for tech, jobs 4. 10 New Gadgets to Improve Your Workspace 5. Buzz around biometrics boosts fake Samsung bid for Swedish company 6. Stormpath does your app's user management for you 7. Sonus Launches Virtualized Session Border Controller 8. Best Buy does what Microsoft won't: Takes Surface tablets in trade 9. Exclusive: MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-Ray like vision 10. HP Chromebook 11 review: Affordable style for life in the cloud 11. INSIDER SDN pioneers share their secrets 12. Inside CIO paychecks |
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| Unsubstantiated opinions about the size of iPhone 6 were transmogrified into "solid reports" by iOSpherians who think rumors are information. READ MORE |
| IBM researchers say they have developed software that will automatically direct users to the most bandwidth when accessing a cloud computing or other virtual system. READ MORE |
| Science fiction writers have long told of great upheaval as machines replace people. Now, so is research firm Gartner. The difference is that Gartner is putting in dates and recommending immediate action. READ MORE |
| These gadgets and peripherals hitting the market just in time for the holiday season -- yes, it's coming -- will give you and your desk a much-needed upgrade. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: AT&T Use of mobile personal cloud services is proliferating on personal and enterprise-owned mobile devices. Organizations are considering controls that appear to conflict with the spirit of BYOD and wonder if their approach is correct. Learn More |
| Fingerprint recognition is such a hot topic that hoaxers are moving in on the action too: On Friday a news release claiming that Samsung Electronics planned to acquire a Swedish developer of fingerprint technology turned out to be a fake. READ MORE |
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| Microsoft won't buy back used first-generation Surface tablets, but its retail partner Best Buy will. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Spirent Communications The Testing Challenges of SDN and OpenFlow white paper Covers Emerging network deployment scenarios, Current shifts in traffic type crossing networks and Challenges with Cost, Agility and Design. Read Now |
| Exclusive: MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-Ray like vision Using simple radio signals, MIT researchers can pinpoint someone--through a wall--with incredible accuracy. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb. From: Network World Videos Views: 2 0 ratings Time: 03:01 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
| Google's new HP Chromebook 11 brings a fresh look to the Chrome OS universe. Our reviewer finds that, for $279, the laptop has some interesting things to offer. READ MORE |
| With the ability to create virtual networks quickly and efficiently – rather than programming network-connected hardware on an individual basis – software defined networks (SDN) appear to be the time-and-resource saving solution that overwhelmed IT managers have been looking for. READ MORE |
| Bonuses, stock awards and executive perks boost pay for CIOs and senior IT leaders READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Novell Mobility is often seen as a zero-sum game: either end users or IT can win, but never both. Learn how users can have the convenience and mobile productivity they need, while IT retains control over enterprise goods. Victory for both sides. Learn More |
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