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	Misconfigured Cisco gear could lead to Wi-Fi breach Users of a popular Cisco Systems wireless access point may be setting themselves up for trouble if they leave a WPA wireless migration feature enabled, according to researchers at Core Security Technologies. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Cisco to Announce Data Center 3.0 Architecture Join Cisco in a special public announcement from Cisco Live conference and be among the first to lean about the next stages on the evolution of Cisco's Data Center 3.0 strategy. Hear information straight from the engineers who were involved in the latest developments, and find out what these innovations mean to you. Register Now! In this Issue The iPhone 4 antenna flap: an FAQ Q&A: SIP pioneer/Cisco Fellow jumps ship to Skype Overclocking for Newbies Cisco, MobileAccess offer in-building cellular boost over copper cable White House backs FCC plan to nearly double wireless bandwidth over next 10 years Supreme Court strikes down one part of Sarbanes-Oxley Extreme CRM Makeover, Open Source Edition - Episode 1 Google stops redirecting Chinese search traffic to .hk site Another Apple iPhone 4 Flaw: A Glitchy Proximity Sensor Podcast: Linux guru offers advice on Android tablets, Linux security and virtualization Microsoft was against software patents before it was for them AT&T completes 3G coverage upgrades in New York RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Conference Winner Major advances in understanding emotions conveyed by voice DEMO Conference $1M Media Prize winner- eXaudios MagInify decodes people's emotions in realtime as they speak. Watch their DEMO Spring 2010 product launch at http://www.demo.com/dswinner Click to continue The iPhone 4 antenna flap: an FAQ Some iPhone 4 users are reporting reception problems, and a range of technical opinions are surfacing to explain what's happening, and what it all means. Read More Q&A: SIP pioneer/Cisco Fellow jumps ship to Skype Jonathan Rosenberg, co-author of the Session Initiation Protocol, joined Skype in November 2009 as chief technology strategist to apply what he's learned about disruptive IP technologies. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix caught up with Rosenberg over a Skype voice connection to see what the Skype lure was for him. Read More Overclocking for Newbies Overclocking refers to pushing your computer components harder and faster than the manufacturer designed them to go. The initial pitch is seductive: Buy a slower, lower-cost CPU; juice up the clock speed; and presto! You have a cheap, high-end processor. Read More Cisco, MobileAccess offer in-building cellular boost over copper cable Cisco Systems and MobileAccess today announced a system designed to improve in-building cellular signals that uses copper cable integrated into corporate LANs and works alongside Cisco Wi-Fi networks. Read More WEBCAST: Accelops Yankee Group on Cloud Considerations Cloud computing's perceived challenges of security, visibility and management may give the upper hand to private clouds. Join Yankee Group for this Webcast that discusses how to ensure you deploy a cloud that meets your organization's security and compliance needs. View Now White House backs FCC plan to nearly double wireless bandwidth over next 10 years The FCC has been under intense political and industry pressure ever since Congress directed the agency to come up with a National Broadband Plan to guide the modernization and expansion of broadband Internet access in the United States. The White House is stepping in, though, to support the FCC plan and proceed with freeing up unused frequency spectrum for use in expanding wireless broadband. Read More Supreme Court strikes down one part of Sarbanes-Oxley The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down one part of the controversial Sarbanes-Oxley Act, ruling Monday that Congress overstepped its authority when establishing the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), an investigatory panel focused on enforcing the eight-year-old law. Read More Extreme CRM Makeover, Open Source Edition - Episode 1 This will be the first in a series of articles called "Extreme CRM Makeover - Open Source Edition". Just like the TV show, we are going to do a total makeover. Except instead of a house, it is of a company's CRM solution. We will follow this process from initial matching of requirements through to implementation. But it won't end there. Read More Google stops redirecting Chinese search traffic to .hk site Google has stopped automatically redirecting some search traffic from China to its Hong Kong search engine in a bid to placate angry Chinese officials, the company said Tuesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center Another Apple iPhone 4 Flaw: A Glitchy Proximity Sensor It happened to me on my first phone call with the new Apple iPhone 4: The display screen flashed on during the call, and I managed to inadvertently put the call onto speaker. Twice. Read More Podcast: Linux guru offers advice on Android tablets, Linux security and virtualization In this episode, Julie Bort, Open Source Subnet Editor and author of the Source Seeker blog, catches up with Jonathan Corbet, executive editor of LWN.net. Corbet is co-author of Linux Device Drivers and a Linux kernel contributor. (19:18) Read More Microsoft was against software patents before it was for them The U.S. Supreme Court today basically put off for another day the issue of whether software applications are patentable. In Bilski et al v. Kappos, the court ruled 5-4 that Bernard Bilski and his partner, Rand Warsaw, were not entitled to a patent for their software that helps commodities traders in the energy market hedge against the risk of price changes. Read More AT&T completes 3G coverage upgrades in New York AT&T customers in New York City are no strangers to complaining about the quality of the carrier's 3G service. Wireless coverage has been particularly problematic in several metropolitan areas across the United States, thanks to a deadly combination of data-hungry smartphones like the iPhone, high population density, and tall buildings, which can be detrimental to the high frequencies used by 3G communications. Read More
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