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	The MIME guys: How two Internet gurus changed e-mail forever Two decades ago, Nathaniel Borenstein and Ned Freed wrote MIME, the Internet protocol for sending multimedia e-mail messages. Here's how they did it. Read More WHITE PAPER: Alcatel-Lucent Business Benefits of Collaborative Communications Discover how to increase employee engagement and productivity across your enterprise, even in a tough economy. This Alcatel-Lucent paper, featuring research from Gartner, shows how implementation of context-aware technology can ensure collaborative communications and build competitive advantage. Read now! In this Issue Ten Awesome Free-to-Play Online Games Windows drops below 90% market share Top 11 hottest and quirkiest Apple stories of January Introducing the smartphone comedy team of Microsoft and Yahoo Time Warner Cable snaps up NaviSite for $230M as cloud computing consolidates Dell releases Ubuntu-powered cloud servers Sophos aims to reduce mobile security risks VMware taps ex-Microsoft execs to battle Microsoft Can you guarantee secure remote access from devices in the wild? Carnival Cruise Lines sails with iSCSI RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: St. Bernard, now doing business as EdgeWave More Power, Lower Price, Earn $15 GC iPrism Web Security's 500h appliance delivers 1Gbps of throughput for unrivalled speed and performance across your enterprise. We've got the power to handle your biggest pipeline. We'll try to match the cost of your current solution, or any competitive offer you have. You'll earn cash just for checking us out. Click here for the EdgeWave Bid Desk. Ten Awesome Free-to-Play Online Games Get into massively multiplayer online games without spending massive amounts of money. Read More Windows drops below 90% market share Macs, smartphones and tablets eat into Windows' dominance I recently reported that Windows is on the verge of dropping below 90% market share - not because fewer people are using Windows PCs, but because of the proliferation of mobile operating systems such as Apple's iOS and Android. (Macs are doing pretty well too.) This barrier has just been crossed, with Windows' market share now at 89.7%, according to Net Applications. Read More Top 11 hottest and quirkiest Apple stories of January Apple (NASDAQ – AAPL)  kicked off 2011 with a series of highs and lows: The company announced it had shattered sales records, joined forces with Verizon and opened a new app store, but it also said CEO Steve Jobs was taking a medical leave and found itself embroiled in a slew of new lawsuits and controversies. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed A New Level of Network Analysis In this white paper, IDC analyzes the ROI that customers can expect from Riverbed Cascade, based on interviews with Cascade customers. Additionally, IDC lays out the business case for proactively managing network and application performance. Get the visibility you need to achieve your IT objectives. Read Now. Introducing the smartphone comedy team of Microsoft and Yahoo You know that data glitch on your Windows Phone 7 handset? Well, too bad.This is story about how two companies, in this case Microsoft and Yahoo, still think the most important part of a solving a customer service problem is covering your corporate butt. You know that data glitch that's been afflicting some Windows Phone 7 handsets: unexplained, unexpected sudden spikes in data surges. Scary, in terms of possibly having to shell out big bucks for going way over your data... Read More Time Warner Cable snaps up NaviSite for $230M as cloud computing consolidates Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) has announced plans to buy NaviSite (NASDAQ: NAVI) in a $230 million deal through which Time Warner will inherit more than a thousand business customers who use managed services. Read More Dell releases Ubuntu-powered cloud servers Dell is offering a pair of servers that can run workloads designed for Amazon Web Services Read More WEBCAST: Adobe Deliver Engaging Communications with PDF Portfolios Learn how easy it is to create and send a single PDF Portfolio using Adobe Acrobat X Pro. See how to create a rich, branded PDF Portfolio containing many types of documents, each with a rich preview experience. Learn More Sophos aims to reduce mobile security risks Sophos today said it would soon roll out its Mobile Control package that will let enterprise customers apply security controls to all things mobile, from iPads and iPhones to the Android, Windows Mobile and Symbian devices. Read More VMware taps ex-Microsoft execs to battle Microsoft VMware's Paul Maritz has given up his title of president to four senior executives who will serve as co-presidents of the EMC-owned company. With Maritz - himself a former Windows executive - continuing to hold the CEO title, three of the top five executives at VMware are now ex-Microsoft officials. Read More Can you guarantee secure remote access from devices in the wild? In the course of scores of conversations about security, I have regularly elicited a gobsmacked silence with a simple question: "How do you reliably secure access from an untrusted computer?" Read More Carnival Cruise Lines sails with iSCSI Carnival Cruise Lines is nearing the end of a two-and-a-half year project to change its entire storage infrastructure from traditional Fibre Channel to Ethernet-based iSCSI, and estimates it will save 60% of what it formerly paid as a total cost of ownership upwards of $1 million. Read More
	GOODIES FROM THE SUBNETS Up for grabs from Microsoft Subnet: a Windows 7 Enterprise Technician class for three people. From Cisco Subnet: 15 copies of AAA Identity Management Security. Enter here. SLIDESHOWS 15 more useful Cisco sites Three years ago, we compiled our initial list of 20 useful sites for Cisco practitioners, partisans and pundits. Now we're adding to that list with 15 more sites we found useful for the Cisco masses. A sneak-peek preview of Android 3.0 Expect a new holographic look, customizable home screens, a Windows-style taskbar, and tabbed browsing in Google's upcoming version of the Android OS, code-named Honeycomb. MOST-READ STORIES No more IPv4 addresses Android topples Symbian as world's No.1 mobile OS Internet 'kill switch' bill reintroduced as Egypt remains dark How to protect Windows from the new MHTML zero-day hole As IPv4 disappears, transition poses hazards Microsoft warns of new Windows zero-day bug Anatomy of an Internet blackout Kaspersky vows anti-virus products are safe despite source-code theft IPv4 addresses: Going, going, g... What is an 'Advanced Persistent Threat,' anyway?
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