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	Should you even bother looking at Windows Phone 7? Windows Phone 7 is shaping up as the most innovative mobile UI since, well, since the iPhone introduction three years ago. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Infinera Accelerate Your Network with Infinera Infinera has built a reputation of speed and reliability. We are the #1 provider in the North American long-haul optical networking market, and second worldwide. Leading telecommunications companies, Internet service providers, and financial institutions trust Infinera to power their networks. Click to continue In this Issue WPA2 vulnerability found Cisco Content Delivery System open to attack CTIA files suit to block cell phone radiation law Iran was prime target of SCADA worm Cisco may call home TelePresence 'UMI' It's Time to Start Loving Tunnels IPv6 Enabled Web Browsers IT departments swamped by consumer devices What Could You Do With a $35 Tablet? Reliable Encryption for the Rest of Us Apple iPhone 4 Bumper Giveaway Timeline Doesn't Add Up Tech worker testifies of 'blue screen of death' on oil rig's computer Microsoft sells 10 Windows 7 licenses per second US awards $122M for new lab that will spin sunlight into fuel Four Ways IPv6 Will Save the Internet REPORT: Riverbed Gartner: Magic Quadrant Report Riverbed positioned in Leaders quadrant of 2009 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimization Controllers. In this report, Gartner helps organizations interested in WAN Optimization Controller capabilities truly understand their options. Read now! WPA2 vulnerability found Perhaps it was only a matter of time. But wireless security researchers say they have uncovered a vulnerability in the WPA2 security protocol, which is the strongest form of Wi-Fi encryption and authentication currently standardized and available. Read More Cisco Content Delivery System open to attack Cisco this week issued another security advisory, this time on its Content Delivery System. The product's Internet Streamer application has a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to read files arbitrarily on the device.An unauthenticated attacker could exploit this vulnerability to access password files and system logs, the advisory states. Read More CTIA files suit to block cell phone radiation law The CTIA, a group representing mobile operators, is trying to block a San Francisco ordinance that would require stores to disclose radiation levels for the phones they sell. Read More Iran was prime target of SCADA worm Computers in Iran have been hardest hit by a dangerous computer worm that tries to steal information from industrial control systems. Read More Cisco may call home TelePresence 'UMI' Cisco Systems may be planning to give its consumer TelePresence system the friendly sounding name "UMI," according to a trademark application made last year. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Address Real-Time Application Performance IDC interviewed customers using Riverbed Cascade solution. Their analysis includes hard dollar ROI and benefits of the following features: • Application-level view of networks and servers • Visibility into end-to-end application delivery dependencies • Network behavioral analysis • Metrics to track performance SLAs Read now! It's Time to Start Loving Tunnels I wrote a blog two years ago about how I could fix anything with a tunnel. Yes, it was a tad tongue in cheek, but it also had some truth to it. Tunnels are a weapon to use when faced with a difficult network design issue. However, as with any weapon, there can be collateral damage. Read More IPv6 Enabled Web Browsers One way to get your browser to navigate to an IPv6-capable web site is to simply enter the IPv6 address of the web server into the browser's address bar. Read More IT departments swamped by consumer devices IT departments are losing their technological grip as employees increasingly dictate which devices and applications get bought and used by businesses, a new study has found. Read More What Could You Do With a $35 Tablet? India unveiled a prototype of a tablet PC it hopes to sell for $35 or less. Assuming India can find a partner to mass-produce the tablet and can get anywhere near its price target, what can you expect to accomplish with a practically-disposable tablet PC? Read More Reliable Encryption for the Rest of Us Though encryption is a strong way to safeguard passwords, personal information, and other sensitive data, it can be confusing due to the acronyms and technobabble that surround the topic. Read More WEBCAST: Accelops Why Private Clouds May Prevail 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 Apple iPhone 4 Bumper Giveaway Timeline Doesn't Add Up Apple launched the iPhone 4 Case Program app in the App Store a few days ago, and is expected to invest somewhere in the neighborhood of $175 million on the free bumper program aimed at reluctantly addressing reception issues with the iPhone 4. There is something that doesn't add up, though, about the timing that makes the program seem like a bait-and-switch designed to brush the problem under the rug. Read More Tech worker testifies of 'blue screen of death' on oil rig's computer A computer that monitored drilling operations on the Deepwater Horizon had been freezing with a "blue screen of death" prior to the explosion that sank the oil rig last April, the chief electrician aboard testified Friday at a federal hearing. Read More Microsoft sells 10 Windows 7 licenses per second Microsoft sold nearly 10 copies of Windows 7 every second over the last month, according to numbers the company released Thursday. Read More US awards $122M for new lab that will spin sunlight into fuel Making clean fuel out of sunlight is the idea behind a $122 million US Department of Energy award to a team of California researchers. Read More Four Ways IPv6 Will Save the Internet The world is almost out of IP addresses--or at least it's almost out of the IPv4 addresses that IT admins and users are most familiar with. Fortunately, IPv6 has been developed to exponentially expand the pool of available IP addresses while also providing a few other benefits. Read More
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