Verizon expands managed mobility; 7 free Thanksgiving iPhone apps

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	Verizon expands managed mobility; AT&T enters game Managing mobility is getting dizzyingly complex as more mobile operating systems roll out, and both corporate- and employee-owned devices make their way into the enterprise. The latest strides in this area come from Verizon Business, which has expanded a comprehensive mobility management service it launched last year with a development platform, and AT&T, which has just introduced a service to be available by the end of the month. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: TELoIP, Inc TELoIP's Next-Generation Convergence Technology: It started with Bonding, and moved to Load Balancing. Next came MPLS networks. TELoIP has changed the way service providers deliver redundancy and QoS for IP applications with their Ana Technology – Autonomous Network Aggregation. Learn how 6 + 6 + 6 = 50Mbps. Click to continue In this Issue 7 free Thanksgiving iPhone apps 6 sets of useful Apple iPad resources Smartphone and iPad-crazy enterprises playing right into Aruba Networks' hands iPhone still leads in customer smartphone satisfaction, but Motorola Android phones are no slouches Manufacturing problems hit Nokia N8 smartphone Alternatives to Apple App Store, For Enterprises Verizon still experimenting with LTE pricing models 4G LTE services won't start till 2014 Smartphones force tough decisions in enterprises Google Voice finally finds a home on iPhone Google Docs Editing Comes to Android, iPhone and iPad Apple releases iOS 4.2 GM, solicits apps from developers WHITE PAPER: Sprint Roadmap to Unified Communications Downsized budgets, increase in mobile workers, multiple communications tools to manage. IT leaders face these challenges while needing a network that can deliver the best business application performance available. Learn More Now 7 free Thanksgiving iPhone apps Apps you'll want to gobble up for the holiday Read More 6 sets of useful Apple iPad resources Apple says it sold more than 3 million iPad tablet computers during the first quarter they were on the market and nearly 5 million in the quarter ended Sept. 25. One analyst expects Apple, which only rolled out the iPad this past spring, to sell 45 million of the tablets next year. You may or may not be among the growing legion of iPad owners, but here's a collection of resources from Network World and its sister publications from the past few months that should be of use whether you own an iPad or have buying one in mind. Read More Smartphone and iPad-crazy enterprises playing right into Aruba Networks' hands The influx of smartphones, tablets and other wireless devices into businesses is making many employees more productive, but Aruba Networks is seeing firsthand how much strain all of this newfound mobility is putting on the enterprise IT and security staffs that are its customers. In this installment of the IDG Enterprise CEO Interview Series, IDGE Chief Content Officer John Gallant spoke with Aruba CEO Dominic Orr about the changing wired/wireless network architecture, competing with Cisco Systems, exploiting the cloud and the rise of 802.11n. Read More iPhone still leads in customer smartphone satisfaction, but Motorola Android phones are no slouches Apple's iPhone continues to be the top-scorer in customer satisfaction, but the big surprise is that Motorola Android phones have climbed into second place, based on the latest survey of new smartphone users by ChangeWave Research. Read More DOWNLOAD: BlackBerry Get BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express for Free BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express offers IT control and security features you can trust even for employees that choose to bring their own BlackBerry smartphones into your business. Download this free license to support up to 75 users on your existing Exchange Server. Learn More Manufacturing problems hit Nokia N8 smartphone Some Nokia N8 smartphones are turning themselves off or refusing to turn on after charging. Nokia has identified a manufacturing problem and has promised to replace the small number of affected phones it said in a blog post on Thursday. Read More Alternatives to Apple App Store, For Enterprises Apple's App Store and iTunes are great for consumers but kludgy for companies. Yet only recently have enterprises been able to find an enterprise app store of their own -- for better mobile app deployment and management. Read More Verizon still experimenting with LTE pricing models Verizon apparently hasn't made a final decision on how it will charge users of its 4G LTE data services. Read More 4G LTE services won't start till 2014 The next-generation 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) mobile services are unlikely to be made available until 2014, says Ofcom. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Accelerating the Cloud To stay competitive and keep costs down, today's enterprises need to consolidate resources, quickly provision services, and more effectively rationalize costs with new business models. If done correctly, cloud computing can help solve these problems, and further help IT managers maintain business-critical applications and data. Learn More Now. Smartphones force tough decisions in enterprises Companies must deal with many systems and make development choices if they want to move apps to handheld devices Read More Google Voice finally finds a home on iPhone Google Voice has lassoed some big prizes over the past couple of years, including Verizon-based Android devices, but today it finally caught its biggest game yet: the Apple iPhone. Read More Google Docs Editing Comes to Android, iPhone and iPad Google Docs editing for Android, iPhone and iPad isn't all that it could be, but it's a start. Read More Apple releases iOS 4.2 GM, solicits apps from developers On Monday, Apple offered up a final release candidate of iOS 4.2 to developers and begun soliciting apps built for it, suggesting that the company is close to hitting its promised mark of releasing the update in November. Apple previewed iOS 4.2 for iPhone and iPad at its September media event. Read More
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