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	Apple announces iPhone 4 Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Monday announced the fourth-generation iPhone during a keynote speech at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire Log Mangement in a Cyberworld Cybercrime, increasingly operated under well-muscled organized crime syndicates, has become a huge threat. With so many potential cyber villains poking around the gates, enterprises must have strong protections and pristine visibility into what's happening on the network. Read Now In this Issue No 4G for Apple's iPhone 4 Apple WWDC vs. Microsoft TechEd Guess who didn't get an invite to this year's WWDC AT&T introduces new data plans ahead of iPhone 4G launch Flops and vapor: 10 ways Microsoft tried and failed to rule mobile SquareTrade launches new iPhone warranty in advance of WWDC Secret WWDC Star: Safari? WWDC 2010: 10 Things To Watch For Beyond Apple's WWDC: Five not so crazy iPhone predictions for 2011 WHITE PAPER: Novell Accurately Assesing Unstructured Data. Unstructured, file-based data from presentations, videos and VM files comprise the majority of new network storage installed in an organization. Get this growing storage requirement under control with an accurate assessment of what files are being stored, where they're stored, how often they're accessed and how many versions of the file exists. Read Now. No 4G for Apple's iPhone 4 If you're wondering why Apple's latest phone is known as the "iPhone 4" instead of the more widely-used "iPhone 4G," it could be because the new device still relies on 3G connectivity. Read More Apple WWDC vs. Microsoft TechEd Apple and Microsoft, the two most valuable tech companies in the world, will host competing conferences -- WWDC and TechEd -- next week for IT pros and developers. Read More Guess who didn't get an invite to this year's WWDC Guess who didn't get an invite to today's WWDC event? Come on, go ahead and take a guess. No seriously, who do you think won't be live blogging Steve Jobs' bevy of announcements today? Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Corporation Building Archiving Systems Archiving data is not technically complex – it's a simple matter of keeping extra copies of important data. As data grows, so do the number of regulations and the penalties for noncompliance, placing archiving near the top of IT priorities. Read More AT&T introduces new data plans ahead of iPhone 4G launch With Apple's iPhone introduction just hours away, AT&T pre-emptively adjusted their data plans to prepare themselves for video conferencing on the iPhone. Read More Flops and vapor: 10 ways Microsoft tried and failed to rule mobile To add a cautionary note to the largely positive Windows Phone 7 coverage, we offer this tour through Microsoft's mobile OS history -- history that folks in Redmond have to hope won't repeat. Read More SquareTrade launches new iPhone warranty in advance of WWDC The iPhone isn't the most expensive gadget you can stuff in your pocket, but it isn't the cheapest either. If you want a safety net for your investment, your options are fairly limited. Fortunately, SquareTrade has rolled out a new iPhone protection plan, much like its iPad plan launched in April, just in time for WWDC 2010. Read More WHITE PAPER: Novell Intelligent Storage Management at the File Level Many storage management tools for file storage are "dumb." They treat all files the same regardless of business relevance and they lack the ability to automate user-storage management tasks or set policies based on business requirements. Learn how to augment your existing storage management system with intelligence at the file level. Read Now Secret WWDC Star: Safari? Let's add another candidate to the speculation over Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference announcements. New documents allegedly from Apple point to Safari 5 launching with a new article feature, faster JavaScript performance and Bing search support. Read More WWDC 2010: 10 Things To Watch For Thanks to Gizmodo we know one thing Apple's Steve Jobs will pull out of his pocket at Monday's Worldwide Developers Conference - a next-gen iPhone. But what else is up Jobs' sleeve? A cloud-based iTunes, Safari 5, iChat for iPhone, or a Mac OS update? Read More Beyond Apple's WWDC: Five not so crazy iPhone predictions for 2011 While a new iPhone is expected at the WWDC, we try to figure out what might be up for the iPhone next year. LTE connectivity and a 1.5GHz processor anyone? Read More
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