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	The Apple family tree: Apple platforms through the years Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Networking and Cloud: An Era of Change The rise of cloud models brings with it new infrastructure, applications, access policies, and traffic patterns. Learn how networks must adapt to keep up with the demands of the cloud, and find out how Cisco is leading the charge. Read Now In this Issue Machines alter election votes; Hacking voting machines so easy that Grandma can do it Please LIKE Network World's Facebook Page Election 2012 Live Blog: The technology angle A Really, Really Big Wireless LAN: Gillette Stadium and the New England Patriots 11 winning alternatives to Windows 8's built-in apps Volunteering falls short on threat information sharing Stiffed waitress receipt on Reddit makes Web rounds Xbox 360 Review: Halo 4 Is D.C. the Next Great Tech Startup Hub? IT employment will finish year in the black CBS finally comes to Hulu 15 people who said no to Facebook WHITE PAPER: Riverbed CIO's Guide to Advanced Consolidation Consolidating IT infrastructures is a continuing trend, particularly in an uncertain economy with organizations looking to reduce costs. Learn more. Machines alter election votes; Hacking voting machines so easy that Grandma can do it In the last few weeks, GOP Research claimed voting machines were malfunctioning in several states; "there are reports that voters are experiencing frustration when they cast a ballot for Governor Romney but inexplicably the voting machines registers a vote for Obama." Ah, so here we are on Election Day and it wouldn't be complete without controversial claims Read More Please LIKE Network World's Facebook Page Our Facebook Page features content from Network World, our sister sites and from around the Web, plus interaction with our readers and more. Read More Election 2012 Live Blog: The technology angle [View the story "Election 2012 Live Blog: The technology angle" on Storify] Read More A Really, Really Big Wireless LAN: Gillette Stadium and the New England Patriots I recently traveled down to Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts to meet with a number of managers in the New England Patriots organization and talk about one of the largest, densest, and most mission-critical wireless-LAN installations that I've ever seen. Imagine on the order of 70,000 fans in the stands, with 10,000 or so of these simultaneously seeking information in real time via the stadium's... Read More 11 winning alternatives to Windows 8's built-in apps Windows 8 comes preloaded with plenty of apps for basic productivity and entertainment, but they're not necessarily the best you can do. We've already mentioned the apps you should download first, but now we want to share some third-party apps that you might like more than what Microsoft includes in its basic Windows 8 installation. Read More Volunteering falls short on threat information sharing Critical infrastructure security apparently has its own version of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, despite calls in the public and private sector for better information sharing. Read More Stiffed waitress receipt on Reddit makes Web rounds Reddit, the news aggregation/voting website that has been red-hot of late for some good and bad reasons, is hot again because of an Imgur photo posted late last week by a waitress who got stiffed for a tip on a $138.35 bill. Read More Xbox 360 Review: Halo 4 With the departure of original developer, Bungie, there has been a lot of expectation riding on Microsoft to keep existing fans happy while at the same time invigorating the decade old franchise. Read More Is D.C. the Next Great Tech Startup Hub? City officials and local tech entrepreneurs weigh efforts to transform the nation's capital into a haven for angel-backed, emerging tech ventures by pointing out the shifting dynamics of the model for funding startup tech ventures, with cloud computing, open source software and other industry trends lowering the cost of setting up a business, potentially diminishing the importance of the traditional venture capitalist. However, this is at odds with a city, that while trying to cultivate this tech hub, is also struggling to improve a public school system so as not to lose the middle-class. Read More IT employment will finish year in the black If there is one word that has defined this year, it's "uncertainty." It has been hanging over almost every economic and job growth analysis related to IT. Blame the elections, the fiscal cliff and Europe. Read More CBS finally comes to Hulu Read More 15 people who said no to Facebook Read More
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