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	Google Voice no longer an invitation-only affair Just under a year after launching as an invite-only service, Google Voice is now open to everyone on the Web. Read More ARTICLE: HP The HP LaserJet MFP Pays for itself in less than 1 year. After that it pays your business. Calculate your own payback. Click to continue In this Issue Apple leaves iPad vulnerable after monster iPhone patch job Open-sourced textbooks could ease college costs VeriSign SSL Hackable - Comodo Exposes, VeriSign Denies More than a quarter of iPhones break within 2 years ITIL v3 still mostly an enterprise outsider Death of Windows XP SP2 Support a Security Risk, Says Report Too many data-loss prevention tools become shelfware, says analyst 'Just-in-time' provisioning for the cloud IBM courts finance market with new framework Another bite at the zettabyte RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T AT&T Designing Tomorrow's Ethernet-Based Metropolitan Area Networks Click to continue Apple leaves iPad vulnerable after monster iPhone patch job As part of Monday's iOS 4 upgrade, Apple patched a record 65 vulnerabilities in the iPhone, more than half of them critical. But Apple's iPad isn't slated to get the iOS 4 update until this fall. Read More Open-sourced textbooks could ease college costs While it wouldn't be the first open-sourced textbook, it may well be the first not to focus on open source and the first spearheaded by a major university. Read More VeriSign SSL Hackable - Comodo Exposes, VeriSign Denies Comodo announced today that it requested an independent third-party to notify VeriSign of a security vulnerability affecting its customers' web sites, including a major financial institution. VeriSign received notification by the independent third-party last Tuesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks, Inc. 7 Key Challenges You Can't Ignore 7 Key Challenges You Can't Ignore 7 Key Challenges You Can't Ignore More than a quarter of iPhones break within 2 years More than one in four Apple iPhones break or fail within two years, a company that provides after-sale warranties said today. Read More ITIL v3 still mostly an enterprise outsider If you've embraced the IT Infrastructure Library best practices framework but haven't yet touched Version 3, you're not alone. Three years since becoming available, ITIL v3 adoption within the enterprise remains underwhelming, reports Forrester Research based on recent results of a survey it conducted with IT process stakeholders. Read More Death of Windows XP SP2 Support a Security Risk, Says Report With Windows XP SP2 support ending in three weeks, a new report highlights the security risks that come with running an unsupported service pack. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP ROI of Switched Ethernet Networking Midmarket firms must incorporate new levels of bandwidth and intelligence into their network to handle technologies such as VoIP and videoconferencing. IDC interviewed several organizations to determine their future networking strategies. Learn More. Too many data-loss prevention tools become shelfware, says analyst The good, the bad and the ugly of data-loss prevention tools and technologies got a solid once over from Gartner analyst Eric Ouellet, who spared no punches during his presentation on the topic during the first day of Gartner's Security & Risk Management Summit. Read More 'Just-in-time' provisioning for the cloud Last issue we looked at Nishant Kaushik's vast exploration of federated provisioning for cloud-based services. Like Kaushik, I think "just in time" provisioning is the way to go. Read More IBM courts finance market with new framework IBM debuts a newly packaged framework for financial services. Read More Another bite at the zettabyte It all started with this post (also in the June 7 print edition) about the zettabyte toppling the petabyte from its perch as the measure of choice for describing humankind's yearly output of digital data. My quibble was with attempts by byte-counters to describe in layman's terms the scale of the new king, which weighs in at 1 trillion gigabytes, or a 1 followed by 21 zeroes. Read More
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