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	Almost all Android phones vulnerable to authentication attack Researchers at the University of Ulm in Germany have identified a vulnerability in Android that allows an attacker to steal and use authentication credentials on 99% of the phones that are based on Google's operating system. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Polycom Best implementation Practices for UC. Unified Communications Best Implementation Practices is the essential guide to realizing the full ROI potential of unified communications (UC). Read it now and learn how to quickly deploy a successful UC solution that accelerates time-to-ROI, protects your infrastructure investment and lowers TCO. Click to continue In this Issue Cisco looks to reboot its business model Network World's cool covers The coming mobile battle between Android and Windows Phone 7 Today's innovation smackdown: Diane Greene vs. Page & Brin G.hn home-network backers plan tests next week Facebook fights California privacy push HP management suite gets more cloud-ready iPhone rumored to be coming to Sprint and T-Mobile Microsoft software satisfaction rating hits record high Microsoft adds Chrome support for online Office apps IT employment passes 4 million again, regains recession losses RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Citrix XenServer Don't pay for server virtualization – XenServer is FREE Citrix XenServer is the only free, enterprise-class, cloud-proven virtualization platform available. Organizations of any size can immediately benefit from the power of server virtualization. With features such as live migration, centralized multi-server management, and shared storage support, you can't afford not to download it now – it's free! Click to continue Cisco looks to reboot its business model As Cisco prepares to embark on the largest workforce reduction in its history, company watchers openly wonder if its business model is collapsing. Core markets like switching and routing, with their fat profit margins, were helping fund Cisco's incursions into its 30 or so market adjacencies. Read More Network World's cool covers Here's a gallery of some of the best Network World magazine covers over the past 25 years. Read More The coming mobile battle between Android and Windows Phone 7 Can Windows Phone 7 actually become the dominant mobile OS in less than three years? Yes, says Pyramid Research, and the reason is that the smartphone market is global and just beginning. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Wi-Fi Provides RX for Healthcare Challenges This paper looks at how healthcare providers are using wireless LANs creatively to improve patient care and to realize much-needed cost efficiencies. Read now! Today's innovation smackdown: Diane Greene vs. Page & Brin Diane Greene was the figurehead for the fledgling VMware as it grew into the market, highlighted by a buyout by EMC. Google's Larry Page and Sergey Brin are the next generation of college students who turned an idea into a billion-dollar enterprise, taking the baton from Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Cast your vote now! Read More G.hn home-network backers plan tests next week The G.hn technology for wired residential networks should be a step closer to consumers' homes after interoperability tests taking place next week. Read More Facebook fights California privacy push California is considering legislation that would tighten Facebook's privacy practices, and the social network is not happy about it. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software A Cost-Effective Solution for ITSM If you're tired of the costly upgrades and difficult implementations other vendors put you through, BMC Remedy OnDemand offers an alternative. It can be implemented in days and significantly lower overall IT Service Management costs. Read the white paper to learn more about BMC Remedy OnDemand. Read More Today! HP management suite gets more cloud-ready HP earlier this week took the wraps off Network Management Center (NMC) 9.1, which includes support for multitenant clouds, more automated performance management capabilities and the ability to managed unified communications environments, among other key updates. Read More iPhone rumored to be coming to Sprint and T-Mobile A recent research note from Jeffries & Co. analyst Peter Misek last week stated that Apple's next-gen iPhone will be available on both Sprint and T-Mobile by the 2011 holiday shopping season. Read More Microsoft software satisfaction rating hits record high Americans are more enamored than ever with Microsoft's software, according to a national customer satisfaction survey released today. Read More Microsoft adds Chrome support for online Office apps Microsoft will release the first service pack for Office 2010 in late June, when it will for the first time support Google's Chrome running the suite's online applications using SharePoint 2010, the company said Monday. Read More IT employment passes 4 million again, regains recession losses IT employment passed the 4 million mark early this year for the first time in more than three years. Read More
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