Issue highlights 1. Images from the dawn of the PC era 2. This company ditched its landlines and iPhones in favor of iPad Minis 3. Productivity gains spur Intel to expand BYOD program 4. 'Sandboxing' leader FireEye seen moving toward an IPO 5. INSIDER Four enterprise software products you might not need anymore 6. Hockey sticks, pocket knives and billiard cues among carry-on items TSA will soon let onboard planes 7. The rise of the Internet and the resurgence of Apple 8. U.S. lawmaker introduces bill to legalize cellphone unlocking 9. CeBIT2013: Augmented reality smartphone app to help shoppers 10. How different tech degrees measure up by salary |
| RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: WildPackets The 802.11 protocol, or simply Wi-Fi as most users know it, is constantly under development. For every "public" change there are many background changes, some of which have pretty significant impacts, especially for device manufacturers, OEMs, and network engineers who must understand the nuances and the interactions of change to the protocol. In 802.11-2012 Update webinar WildPackets will cover what's in 802.11-2012, overall descriptions of each amendment, potential applications for each amendment and functional overlap, inconsistencies, or conflicts. |
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| Jim Pond is a techie and an Apple lover. He always needs the newest Apple product at his small suburban Boston creative agency, whether it's the latest iPad, MacBook, iPhone or iPod Touch. "If it's Apple, we've gotta have it," he proudly states. READ MORE |
| Intel has expanded its bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program, which has been a resounding success, providing around 5 million hours of annual productivity gains last year, the company said. READ MORE |
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| Though still privately held, FireEye is getting plenty of attention right now because its anti-malware sandboxing technology is something a number of other vendors want to emulate -- and FireEye's growing commercial success is inching it toward possibly going public later this year. READ MORE |
| No two businesses are exactly alike. Therefore, not all companies will be equally effective with the same software products. READ MORE |
| As of April 25th the Transportation Security Administration will let a bunch of previously prohibited items such as small pocket knives and what it calls "novelty" or toy bats to be taken on aircraft as carry-ons. The idea the agency said was to let Transportation Security Officers better focus their efforts on spot higher threat items such as explosives and guns (see more on that topic below). Read... READ MORE |
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| There's been quite a bit of talk over the past few days regarding the factors which led to Windows absolutely crushing the Mac in the 1990's and Apple's subsequent resurgence under the helm of Steve Jobs. READ MORE |
| A U.S. senator has proposed a bill that will allow consumers to unlock cellphones for use in other networks, after the administration of President Barack Obama backed over 114,000 petitioners who asked the government to legalize the unlocking of smartphones. READ MORE |
| CeBIT2013: Augmented reality smartphone app to help shoppers IBM's augmented reality personal shopping assistant recognizes boxes of goods on shelves and offers more information to consumers. Follow reporter Nick Barbe... From: networkworld Views: 23 4 ratings Time: 01:17 More in Science & Technology READ MORE |
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