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IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service

	Amazon's file sharing service Zocalo now generally available | Tech CEOs' first jobs: Licorice maker, housekeeper, scuba diver and more
	Network World Cloud Computing
	IBM uses Watson as part of new cloud service IBM is making its artificially intelligent computer system, Watson, available to researchers as a cloud service. Scientists from universities, pharmaceutical companies and commercial research centers have been using Watson, which was built to understand human language, to analyze and test hypotheses in their data, along with data held in millions of scientific papers available in public databases. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Mobile Policy Checklist Here's what to consider when putting together a mobile policy designed to support a highly productive workforce. Read Now In this Issue Amazon's file sharing service Zocalo now generally available Tech CEOs' first jobs: Licorice maker, housekeeper, scuba diver and more Salesforce renames and revamps Communities service Cotap, a WhatsApp for the enterprise, links with cloud storage providers The new Microsoft under Satya Nadella Customers praise Microsoft's 'no BS' explanation of cloud service outage Jive deepens integration with Cisco's WebEx and Jabber VMware calls new "hyper-converged" system a building block for software-defined data centers EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery WEBCAST: IBM ING Transforms DevOps to Reduce Cost and Speed Delivery ING, one of the largest banks in Europe needed to reduce the high cost of isolated, inefficient application development. They chose IBM PureApplication System to move their IT infrastructure to a cloud-based shared service model. In this Webcast, ING executive, Mark Willemse, shares the lessons ING learned from this strategic initiative. Learn more Amazon's file sharing service Zocalo now generally available Enterprises that want to share and store files online have yet another option now that Amazon Web Services has opened its Zocalo service to general availability. Read More   Tech CEOs' first jobs: Licorice maker, housekeeper, scuba diver and more Before their corporate jobs, many tech CEOs got their hands dirty, scrubbing oils stains off asphalt, cleaning bathrooms, and shoveling monkey cages. Here are their stories. Read More   Salesforce renames and revamps Communities service Salesforce.com has renamed and updated its Communities product, which lets companies build social websites where employees, partners and customers can mingle and collaborate. Read More   WEBCAST: IBM ING Transforms DevOps to Reduce Cost and Speed Delivery ING, one of the largest banks in Europe needed to reduce the high cost of isolated, inefficient application development. They chose IBM PureApplication System to move their IT infrastructure to a cloud-based shared service model. In this Webcast, ING executive, Mark Willemse, shares the lessons ING learned from this strategic initiative. Learn more Cotap, a WhatsApp for the enterprise, links with cloud storage providers Cotap, a startup launched last year that provides a WhatsApp-like messaging service for the workplace, has integrated its product with four leading cloud storage providers and released a desktop app, as it jockeys for position in the enterprise communications market. Read More   The new Microsoft under Satya Nadella Satya Nadella has taken decisive steps since being named Microsoft CEO in February 2014 to solidify his leadership of the company and try to turn it in a new direction. Read More   Customers praise Microsoft's 'no BS' explanation of cloud service outage   A Microsoft executive last week gave what some users called a "refreshingly direct" and "no BS, straight-talking" explanation of a several-hour outage of the cloud-based Visual Studio Online, collecting kudos for acknowledging mistakes and spelling out what happened. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Alert Logic   State of Cloud Security Report In a relatively short time, cloud computing, specifically Infrastructure-as a-Service, has shifted from a new but unproven approach to an accepted, even inevitable, model. Driven by flexibility and efficiency, the question facing most organizations is which applications and workloads to move to the cloud and when. Learn More Jive deepens integration with Cisco's WebEx and Jabber Jive Software has pushed out updates for the cloud versions of both its enterprise social networking (ESN) suite and its JiveX software for building external online communities. Read More   VMware calls new "hyper-converged" system a building block for software-defined data centers VMware this week unveiled at its VMworld event the first in a family of "hyper-converged" systems, a product called EVO:RAIL that it says will help customers build software-defined data centers. Read More   EMC gives VMware admins the reins to replication and recovery EMC is putting replication and recovery into the hands of VMware administrators with a software version of its RecoverPoint appliance that's designed for cloud computing. Read More
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The 5 most anticipated smartphone launches coming in September

	21 Weird and Wacky Wearables You'll Actually Want | Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops
	Network World Cool Tools
	The 5 most anticipated smartphone launches coming in September September is shaping up to be a very exciting month for smartphone buyers around the world: We know that Motorola Mobility, Microsoft, Sony and Samsung Electronics will all launch new smartphones, and it looks like Apple will join the party too. So what new devices are we looking forward to the most? Here’s our countdown:5. Sony Xperia Z3There is no rest for the weary: After launching the Xperia Z2 in February, Sony is already reported to be working on a successor. The company has scheduled a launch event on Sept. 3 ahead of the IFA trade show in Berlin.The new Xperia Z3 is expected to use a faster Snapdragon 801 processor, but most of the other specs will be shared with the Xperia Z2. That includes a 5.2-inch screen with a 1920 by 1080 pixel resolution and 3GB of RAM.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Dropbox The Truth About Cloud Security "Security" is the number one issue holding business leaders back from the cloud. But does the reality match the perception? Keeping data close to home, on premises, makes business and IT leaders feel inherently more secure. But the truth is, cloud solutions can offer companies real, tangible security advantages. Learn more! In this Issue 21 Weird and Wacky Wearables You'll Actually Want Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops Some iPhone 5 owners eligible for free battery swap China to launch home-grown OS in October as Windows replacement Freescale introduces multi-standard, programmable wireless charging chips Fix found for Microsoft's Surface 3 overheating issues Review: Odds and ends from around the office : IBM IBM Advanced Case Management Knowledge Vault Empower your knowledge workers to deliver better case outcomes. Visit the IBM Advanced Case Management Knowledge Vault to learn more. Learn More 21 Weird and Wacky Wearables You'll Actually Want "Image by ThinkstockWhen most people hear the term "wearable tech," they think fitness trackers, smartwatches and smartglasses. The world of wearables encompasses so much more than these three categories. But let's face it: Some of the latest wearables are just plain weird. Just because they're weird, though, doesn't mean they're not also valuable. And quirky. And fun. And unique. The following collection of weird wearables fit all of these descriptions. Chances are you'll want at least a few of them.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Acer releases its own Chromebox, bringing the Google OS to desktops Taiwanese PC maker Acer is bringing Google’s Chrome operating system to desktops with a new unit that will arrive in the U.S. next month.Acer’s Chromebox CXI, announced on Thursday, puts the Chrome OS into a small enclosure measuring 0.6 liters in volume. It runs an Intel Celeron 2957U dual-core 1.4GHz processor, has a 16GB solid-state drive, and promises a boot-up time of just 8 seconds.The device can include up to 4GB in RAM, has four USB 3.0 ports, an SD card reader, LAN port for wired network connection, and HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. It’s priced from US$179.99, including a keyboard and mouse.Acer’s Chromebox is just the latest attempt to package the OS in desktop form. Rival Asus has a similar product called the Chromebox, that also retails for $179, and in 2012 Samsung released its own device.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: BMC Software Increase Your Data Center IQ Discover how to improve network efficiency, lower IT costs and more proactively manage your physical, virtual and cloud environments. Join BMC Software and partners, Entuity and Sentry Software, to learn how to build data center success with a comprehensive performance monitoring solution. Learn More Some iPhone 5 owners eligible for free battery swap Apple has launched a battery replacement program for a “very small percentage” of iPhone 5 units. But that could mean hundreds of thousands of phones. The afflicted iPhones have batteries that suddenly show much shorter battery life or need to be changed often, according to Apple. “The affected iPhone 5 devices were sold between September 2012 and January 2013 and fall within a limited serial number range,” according to Apple. + Also on NetworkWorld: Biggest iPhone 6 unknowns + Depending on how Apple defines “very small percentage,” it could still mean tens, or even hundreds, of thousands of iPhones. That period is Apple’s first fiscal 2013 quarter, and the company sold 47.8 million iPhones according to Statista (including some iPhone 4s, 3, and even 3g) for its second highest quarterly sales by units. If 1 percent were affected, that would mean nearly half-a million phones.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More China to launch home-grown OS in October as Windows replacement Plans to compete with Microsoft, Google and Apple on the OS front Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Improving the Management and Governance of Unstructured Data Maximize efficiency with deeper insight to data value and automated, policy-based compliance, retention & disposition. Read Now Freescale introduces multi-standard, programmable wireless charging chips Freescale Semiconductor today introduced a range of fully programmable wireless charging chip and reference designs for consumer and automotive applications.The new chipset is certified to work with both the Wireless Power Consortium's Qi (pronounced "Chee") wireless standard and the Power Matters Alliances charging specifications.MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: 12 most powerful Internet of Things companies The current chipset supports a 5-watt charge, which is tailored to powering up mobile devices. However, the company expects to develop wireless charging chipsets for tablets, wearable devices and even kitchen appliances and power tools that require higher wattage.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Fix found for Microsoft's Surface 3 overheating issues Microsoft's third stab at a tablet, the Surface Pro 3, seems to be faring a little better than its predecessors in terms of market embrace. However, problems with overheating and excessive fan noise have come to light in recent weeks.People have complained on Microsoft’s Community forums about this problem, but up to now haven't gotten much response back from Microsoft. They noticed excessive heat and fan noise taking place at random times, regardless of whether they did something simple, like watching a YouTube video, or intensive, like playing a game.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Review: Odds and ends from around the office Time once again to do a rapid-fire roundup of things that have been sitting around the Cool Tools International Testing and Reviews Lab (aka my desk), in anticipation of receiving a ton of new stuff to test for the annual Cool Yule Tools holiday gift guide. These are all still very cool things to own and buy for the purposes they were designed to handle, but it’s easier to put them into a roundup than a full-length, Cool Tools-style review (not that those are mega-masterpieces anyway).  OK, away we go! Epson Expression Premium XP-810 (about $130 via Amazon Prime): This all-in-one wireless printer is the nth iteration of the original Artisan series of all-in-ones from Epson, the higher end model that lets you print documents, copy, scan, fax (do people still do that?) and print photos. In an office setting it’s likely that you will have larger laser-style printers that you can print and copy and scan with, but for SMBs or home workers, this certainly fits the bill. The best part of the printer is its ability to print quality photos via inkjet inks, as this system includes 5 colors (black, cyan, magenta, yellow and “Photo Black”). However, I wasn’t as impressed with the images from this system compared with previous Artisan printers, which included six different ink cartridges (adding light cyan and light magenta to the regular CMYK mix). The printer includes support for the Epson Connect technology, which lets you print photos directly from a tablet, smartphone or computer, as well as Ethernet and Wi-Fi support. If you haven’t yet experienced an Epson printer yet, it’s a worthy investment (at least until Epson refreshes its printer line, as this one came out in September 2013).To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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MegaPath introduces new Unified Communications solution

	Windows 9 on ARM could kill the desktop, merge Windows Phone and Windows RT | California passes law mandating smartphone kill switch
	Network World Convergence and VoIP
	MegaPath introduces new Unified Communications solution MegaPath launched its Unified Communications service this week, integrating its existing IP voice telephony portfolio with enhanced collaboration features, such as screen sharing, presence, instant messaging, SMS text messaging, and videoconferencing. Read More   WEBCAST: Xirrus/Cisco/Aerohive/Extreme Networks/Motorola Exploring the Impact of the Internet of Everything on Wi-Fi Industry analyst Robin Layland joins Sanjoy Dey of Motorola and Kowshik Bhat from Xirrus to discuss how the Internet of Everything will impact Wi-Fi. The discussion explores how real the trend is and then moves on to the challenges created by the Internet of Everything and ways to overcome them. View now In this Issue Windows 9 on ARM could kill the desktop, merge Windows Phone and Windows RT California passes law mandating smartphone kill switch iPhones, iPads ripe for the picking Microsoft considering development boards for Windows Phone, RT Two Galileo GPS satellites launched in wrong orbit Store mannequins can now beacon passing smartphones For Verizon, VoLTE means video calls, HD voice and Alaska WEBCAST: Xirrus/Cisco/Aerohive/Extreme Networks/Motorola Is a Cloud-Based Wi-Fi Right for Your Enterprise? Mathew Edwards from Aerohive, Mike Leibovitz from Extreme Networks and Robin start by defining a cloud-based Wi-Fi offering. They then review the pros and cons of two different types of cloud offerings. They finish up by exploring the cost implications and key questions to ask any possible cloud-based vendors. View now Windows 9 on ARM could kill the desktop, merge Windows Phone and Windows RT Surface 2 buyers and other Windows RT tablet owners may be left out of the fun when Microsoft reveals Windows Threshold (a.k.a. Windows 9) at the end of September, as the tipped release is said to be for PCs and tablets built around traditional x86 processors alone, according to a recent report. Read More   California passes law mandating smartphone kill switch Smartphones sold in California will soon be required to have a kill switch that lets users remotely lock them and wipe them of data in the event they are lost or stolen. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SugarCRM CRM's Dirty Little Secret: How to Avoid CRM Sticker Shock When making a CRM decision, it is important to ensure your deployment will not be hit with hidden fees or other extra costs that reduce the return on investment. This study reveals the total cost of ownership (TCO) among the three leading midmarket CRM solutions. View Now>> iPhones, iPads ripe for the picking   Attackers could compromise iPads and iPhones on a large scale through the infected computers that make up botnets, researchers say. Read More   Microsoft considering development boards for Windows Phone, RT Microsoft has considered making development boards for Windows Phone or Windows RT in addition to the x86 boards it already makes, but the company isn't saying if it would ever release such products. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The New Mobility: Astonishingly Simple and Powerful Mobility has not only changed how we live, it is also dramatically changing the network infrastructures that we rely on. For the better. As organizations cope with a tidal wave of mobile users, mobile applications, and demand for pervasive access, it's becoming clearer that prior-generation approaches to providing mobility are breaking. Learn more Two Galileo GPS satellites launched in wrong orbit Two satellites that are intended to form part of the European Galileo satellite navigation system went astray from their intended orbit after launch from French Guiana on Friday, satellite launch company Arianespace said. Read More   Store mannequins can now beacon passing smartphones Here's a scenario: You're zig-zagging through your neighborhood department store and a touch of schmutter on one of the mannequins catches your eye. One glance at your phone, and sizes in-stock, colors, and other data spew forth like an ecommerce website gone mad. Well, elements of that are now here. Read More   For Verizon, VoLTE means video calls, HD voice and Alaska High-definition voice calls are now available on all four major U.S. carriers after a nationwide launch by Verizon on Tuesday, though there's a long way to go before all those systems all work together and run over LTE. Read More
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	Do You Tweet? Follow everything from NetworkWorld.com on Twitter @NetworkWorld. You are currently subscribed to networkworld_convergence_voip_alert as networking.world@gmail.com. Unsubscribe from this newsletter | Manage your subscriptions | Subscribe | Privacy Policy When accessing content promoted in this email, you are providing consent for your information to be shared with the sponsors of the content. Please see our Privacy Policy for more information. If you are interested in advertising in this newsletter, please contact: bglynn@cxo.com To contact Network World, please send an e-mail to customer_service@nww.com. Copyright (C) 2014 Network World, 492 Old Connecticut Path, Framingham MA 01701 ** Please do not reply to this message. If you want to contact someone directly, send an e-mail to customer_service@nww.com. **