Satellite hotspot promises to bring Wi-Fi everywhere

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	Satellite hotspot promises to bring Wi-Fi everywhere There will soon be nowhere to hide from Facebook selfies, Justin Bieber news and emails from your boss. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Communications in the Cloud The variety of cloud models available lets organizations choose an approach that is most in line with their business needs and can increase business agility, while reducing infrastructure and maintenance costs. Learn More In this Issue Google goes after enterprise with Chromebox for meetings Verizon denies throttling Amazon's cloud, Netflix services With its first SDN release, OpenDaylight is just out of the starting gate 16 weirdest places you'll find Linux So you think you know networking? Quiz II WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Work 3.0: The Next Generation Model for Smarter Business This paper explores the four critical elements that form today's working world -technology, physical location, working culture and business markets. Learn More Google goes after enterprise with Chromebox for meetings Google is opening the door wider to the enterprise, launching a videoconferencing tool designed to make it easier and cheaper to have face-to-face meetings with far-flung co-workers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Bridging The Communications Gap Respondents to a recent IDG Research Services survey reveal several gaps between expected benefits and actual realization of those benefits. Learn More Verizon denies throttling Amazon's cloud, Netflix services Verizon is denying a charge leveled by a security expert – and seemingly acknowledged by its own customer service department – that it is "limiting bandwidth" to Amazon Web Services, and by extension Netflix, in response to a recent court decision. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks Building the Case Focusing on top- and bottom-line business results helps IT leaders garner support for unified communications. Learn More With its first SDN release, OpenDaylight is just out of the starting gate The OpenDaylight SDN project released its first code and drew a sellout crowd to a conference this week, but it will take more than that before the effort can be declared a success. Read More 16 weirdest places you'll find Linux Linux is everywhere, if you look for it. Read More So you think you know networking? Quiz II There's a lot to know from Ethernet to Wi-Fi. How much do you know? Read More
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