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Big telcos aim to replace credit cards with smartphones | 7 crazy iPad accessories

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Is free DNS a good deal for business?
It's been almost a year since Google announced its free DNS service known as Google Public DNS, promising a speedier, safer way to surf the Web and sparking concern that Google would become the dominant DNS provider for ISPs and other large network operators. Read More


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Simplifying the Virtual Data center
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Big telcos aim to replace credit cards with smartphones
Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile have joined forces to build out a mobile commercial payment network that will let customers use their smartphones as credit cards. Read More

7 crazy iPad accessories
How many of these add-ons do you have for Apple's tablet, and what does that say about you? Read More

Hackers, spammers will target Facebook Messages, say experts
Facebook's revamped Messages will be a very attractive target for spammers, scammers and malware makers, security experts said today. Read More


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"Business-class" Service for the Global Customer
Can global customers that are not part of the world's largest global companies get the "business-class" service they deserve? Do these smaller globals have to lower their service expectations? Are there tactics to adopt that ensure you will get business-class service regardless of your size? Read More

Smartphones, data hogs causing wireless network capacity crunch
Two-thirds of wireless operators say their networks are suffering due to surging data traffic. The problems are inter-related, and operators are applying a range of technical and tariff changes to cope. Read More

Cisco's new WLAN competitor gets favorable reviews
Juniper's acquisition of WLAN pioneer Trapeze Networks is getting generally positive reviews from financial analysts. As expected, Juniper this week announced plans to purchase Trapeze from parent Belden for $152 in cash. Read More

RIM: Smartphone app builders must know audience
Fragmentation in the mobile space has made it imperative for developers to know who their customers are to effectively target them. Read More


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Buyers Guide to Data Loss Prevention Solutions
This guide provides a list of recommended features and capabilities for buyers to consider when purchasing a DLP solution. Buyers can also use this guide to develop requests for proposals, as well as to help differentiate one vendor's products from another during demonstrations and proof-of-concepts. Read More

Insider: ERP gone bad: Lessons from real-world failures
Spectacular flameouts have much to teach managers about the right way to run projects. Read More

Google CEO not worried about Facebook
The CEO of Google says he's not worried at all about Facebook's new messaging system. Read More

iPad's business use soars as HP backpedals on Slate's fit
Financial services, health care among the top adopters as employees eye iPads as laptop replacements. Read More

Apple moves to yank counterfeit white iPhones from eBay
Apple's complaints are causing eBay to delist so-called white iPhones being offered on its auction Website. Read More



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Microsoft Windows after 25 years: A visual history
More than nine out of 10 computers run some version of Windows. But no one could have predicted that would be the case when Windows 1.0 launched 25 years ago as a graphical front end for MS-DOS. Here's a look at Windows through the years and some thoughts on what the future might hold.

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