Android joins battle for the enterprise; More users to opt for mobile VoIP

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	Android joins battle for the enterprise Will other mobile operating systems ever beat the BlackBerry in the enterprise? Only time will tell, but it's fair to say that there are lots of market shifts afoot, and at least the most popular devices seem to continue gaining enterprise-friendly features. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Overcome Two Key Challenges with Virtualization How do you accelerate virtualization for your enterprise - and take IT flexibility and cost savings to the next level? Start by downloading this whitepaper from Riverbed. WAN optimization is a class of technology that has rapidly been adopted across enterprises in order to address the challenges of bandwidth limitations and latency over the WAN. Click here! In this Issue More users to opt for mobile VoIP Three ways for T-Mobile to gain relevance in U.S. wireless market Meru packs diagnostic, security features into Wi-Fi management software 10 most controversial technology stories of 2010 – so far 10 essential BlackBerry apps for travel Of smartphone owners, iPhone users are the most satisfied Shazam for iPad Google Wi-Fi Snooping Should Serve As Security Wakeup Call Holiday Inn Tests Smartphones As Room Keys Mozilla sidesteps iPhone ban on rival browsers Verizon's tiered LTE plans fuel 'bill shock' debate Microsoft puts kibosh on Ballmer-at-WWDC rumor Devices key as WiMax supporter moves to LTE Speed up your wireless network Cell phone 'bill shock' hits a nerve, FCC says Survey underscores simmering feud between FCC, wireless industry WHITE PAPER: Adobe Close the Web 2.0 Communications Gap Web 2.0 tools have yet to reach critical mass and broad user adoption. This Forrester report identifies the key Web 2.0 gaps and offers advice to: Build a framework that extends email, Upgrade document-based data collection, and Improve email and document exchange security. Read More More users to opt for mobile VoIP More mobile users are selecting mobile VoIP services Read More Three ways for T-Mobile to gain relevance in U.S. wireless market In an increasingly duopolistic wireless market, where does T-Mobile fit? Read More Meru packs diagnostic, security features into Wi-Fi management software Meru Networks adds a range of features to its core Wi-Fi management platform, including spectrum analysis, diagnostics, monitoring and security. It's also blending in wireline Ethernet network management software from SolarWinds. Read More 10 most controversial technology stories of 2010 – so far digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/10_most_controversial_technology_stories_of_2010_so_far'; Everyone loves a controversial story and the technology industry has been serving them up left and right in 2010, typically featuring big names like Apple, Google and Comcast. Here's a look back at the biggest such headlines so far this year: Read More 10 essential BlackBerry apps for travel Whether you're out on the road for weeks at a time meeting with clients, just popping into the city for a weekend conference or taking the family on a hard-earned vacation, a few well-chosen applications can turn your BlackBerry from a communications tool into a road warrior's productivity powerhouse. Read More WHITE PAPER: Fluke Networks Ethernet Performance Metrics Ethernet performance measurement can help. Various metrics can quantify and characterize performance. Test plans can be written to satisfy varying organizational objectives. This white paper will describe advancements in field measurement of end-to-end Ethernet performance. Read More! Of smartphone owners, iPhone users are the most satisfied The Apple iPhone came out on top in terms of customer satisfaction compared with other smartphones, according to a new survey of 1,009 consumers who bought smartphones in the last six months. Read More Shazam for iPad Like many apps that have made the leap from the iPhone end of the App Store into the roomier expanse of the iPad, Shazam for iPad benefits from the extra screen space offered by Apple's latest mobile device. This is clearly the best incarnation of the music identification and tagging app from Shazam Entertainment, though it still suffers from some of the shortcomings of its iPhone counterparts. Read More Google Wi-Fi Snooping Should Serve As Security Wakeup Call The continuing saga of Google's wireless snooping and the maelstrom it's generated won't end anytime soon. Peeved government officials in both Europe and the U.S. are pressing Google for more details on how the search company's Street View cars managed to cull personal data from Wi-Fi networks that weren't password-protected. Read More Holiday Inn Tests Smartphones As Room Keys The Holiday Inn is set to start trialing the use of smartphones as room keys.The chain will test the entry system at two hotels to begin with, and roll out the convenient tech on a wider basis if the trial proves successful. Read More Mozilla sidesteps iPhone ban on rival browsers Mozilla plans to submit an application to Apple's iPhone App Store next month, but it won't be a full-fledged Firefox browser, the company said Wednesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: MessageLabs Ensure 360-Degree Border Security Managing the security and availability of Web, email, and IM is complex. This paper will discuss the modern threat of blended attacks from web, email and IM. and highlight how a comprehensive hosted solution by Symantec Hosted Services can secure your networks from these threat vectors. Read Now Verizon's tiered LTE plans fuel 'bill shock' debate Verizon's apparent decision to offer tiered LTE services in the near future could spark more debate on carriers' overage fees and so-called "bill shock." Read More Microsoft puts kibosh on Ballmer-at-WWDC rumor Contrary to widespread reports on the Web, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will not show up on stage at rival Apple's annual developer conference, Microsoft said Thursday. Read More Devices key as WiMax supporter moves to LTE One of the biggest supporters of WiMax, Russian operator Yota, has announced plans to roll out LTE (Long Term Evolution) later this year, citing the expected availability of devices as the main reason for the switch. Read More Speed up your wireless network Wi-Fi networks are miraculous and devilish at the same time. They can seem miraculous in their ability to deliver high-speed network and Internet communication through walls and ceilings, and over long distances. But they don't always deliver the speeds they promise. When you're troubleshooting a slower-than-it-should-be network, the devil is in the details. Read More Cell phone 'bill shock' hits a nerve, FCC says A new survey commissioned by the Federal Communications Commission has found that nearly one in five American consumers have been subject to sudden and unexpected rises in their monthly cellular phone bills. Read More Survey underscores simmering feud between FCC, wireless industry The growing friction between the wireless industry and the Federal Communications Commission grew hotter with the release of a survey showing widespread concern and confusion over sudden increases in monthly wireless bills for exceeding limits on data, voice or text, and for early termination fees. Read More
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