iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending May 20

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	iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending May 20 This week's iPhone 5 rumor roundup features information on The Date from that hotbed of Apple smartphone rumors, St. Albans, Hertfordshire; more slips from Verizon's loose-lipped CFO; LTE prospects in Red China; how the iPhone 5 is causing a slump in global smartphone cells; a new SIM card standard that will extend Apple's control over identity stuff; and why new tables in the Apple stores mean iPhone 5 will have NFC. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Kingston Technology The VMware vSphere 4.0 Edition The Yin and Yang of Memory Virtualization Click to continue In this Issue Cisco sued for PoE patent infringement Missed email reminders have plagued Google Calendar for years Why We Chose Exchange Online, Not Google Apps Daily innovation smackdown: Marc Andreessen vs. Matthew Szulik The 11 Most Influential Online Worlds of All Time A debate: Apple iPad or BlackBerry Playbook? Cisco debuts 'private cloud' controller AT&T lab test shows LTE speed at double Verizon's advertised rate Hosted service creates enterprise 'store' for Android, iOS apps Angry Bird robots under Wi-Fi control Facebook will use Microsoft tech to find child pornography ARM: Intel has tough road into mobile market WHITE PAPER: Avaya Tips to Tailor Your Communications Strategy An IP-based communications system helps businesses streamline voice and data improving internal productivity and customer service, but one size does not fit all. Answer 4 easy questions to find out the best strategies to meet your unique voice and data communications needs. Read Now Cisco sued for PoE patent infringement Canadian intellectual property licensor Mosaid Technologies this week said it is suing Cisco for patent infringement, filing its compliant with the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) in Washington. Mosaid asserts that six of its patents are infringed by certain Cisco products, including Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches and routers, DSL and cable modem wireless access points, PoE IP phones and VoIP cable modems. Mosaid is requesting that the ITC halt the "unlawful importation and sale" of these and certain other Cisco products in the United States. Read More Missed email reminders have plagued Google Calendar for years Users take to comment boards to complain about Google Calendar. Read More Why We Chose Exchange Online, Not Google Apps How did Microsoft win over the City of Winston-Salem, North Carolina for an Office 365 migration? Better license packaging on a bigger ecosystem of apps at an affordable price - an advantage Microsoft can often wield over cloud rival Google. Read More Daily innovation smackdown: Marc Andreessen vs. Matthew Szulik Andreessen co-founded Netscape with Jim Clark in 1994 to market Andreessen's creation, the Netscape web browser. Szulik became CEO of Red Hat in 1999, shortly after the company went public. He was relieved of his CEO duties in 2007. Read More WEBCAST: Brocade Communications Inc. Meet Tomorrow¹s Demands- Use Ethernet Fabric Discover how evolving data center architecture using Ethernet Fabrics is driving IT responsiveness and agility. A new Webinar from Brocade, featuring thought leader Gartner, discusses the growing importance of virtualization and cloud computing as enabling technologies. Learn more! The 11 Most Influential Online Worlds of All Time From MUD to Minecraft, these digital universes have shaped massively multiplayer games and kids' toys. Read More A debate: Apple iPad or BlackBerry Playbook? The iPad has taken the world by storm, but RIM hopes to parlay its dominant Blackberry presence into a meaningful tablet advantage with the new PlayBook. Which tablet wins? Read More Cisco debuts 'private cloud' controller Cisco shops can finally run a slew of branch office WLANs without having to put a controller at each site. Read More AT&T lab test shows LTE speed at double Verizon's advertised rate AT&T recently demonstrated a fast 28.87 Mbps download speed during an LTE test at a Plano, Texas, lab, but an AT&T spokesman warned not to extrapolate that speed for what real-world speeds will be when AT&T launches its LTE wireless network this summer. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Converged Communications: People and Applications in Synch Most small and midsize organizations find implementing unified communications a daunting task, between lack of in-house expertise and complex integration issues, it's easy to back burner this project. Find out how to implement a communications strategy in this Collaboration KnowledgeVault. Learn more Hosted service creates enterprise 'store' for Android, iOS apps A hosted service lets IT groups create a centrally managed online "store" for all mobile apps, whether internally written or residing on the Android Market or Apple's App Store. Read More Angry Bird robots under Wi-Fi control A number of bots were on show at the Beijing International High Tech Expo this week. Read More Facebook will use Microsoft tech to find child pornography Facebook will use PhotoDNA, an image analysis technology co-invented by Microsoft, to find child pornography on its site, the company said on Thursday in a Youtube video. Read More ARM: Intel has tough road into mobile market Intel made a big splash saying it's going to focus on the mobile market, but its rival in the space says the chip maker has an uphill climb ahead. Read More
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