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	Cisco injects new life into Catalyst 6500 switch Cisco Tuesday took dead aim at HP and its own shrinking profit margins by introducing a major refresh to its venerable Catalyst 6500 Ethernet switching platform. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ServiceNow Modern Software for the CIO Watch this video and see how CIOs benefit from a single system of record for all IT processes. ServiceNow develops, implements and supports a suite of on-demand IT service management solutions offered as a service via the Internet (Software as a Service/SaaS). Click to continue In this Issue The 8 Unfriendliest Cities for Teleworking Cisco will be leaner, faster, more attentive, Chambers pledges What do you love? ... Just ask and Google will provide more Fired IT workers file lawsuit claiming H-1B workers replaced them Google Ventures pushed iOS over Android Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner Citrix moves into the cloud with Cloud.com purchase RIM: 1 billion app downloads down, 14 billion to go to catch Apple Red Hat speeds JBoss 7 to market FCC proposes rules to combat phone cramming The Latest Security Tool for Your Arsenal: Whitelisting WEBCAST: F5 Networks Ensuring High Availability for Client Access F5's integrated application delivery solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 provide the required hardware load balancing for CAS servers. Learn More! The 8 Unfriendliest Cities for Teleworking You would think in this day and age all businesses would be doing everything possible to support employees working at home or on the road. But a surprising number of companies in major American cities are still behind the teleworking times, according to a recent Microsoft survey of 4,500 information workers. Here are eight cities that finished at the low end of the teleworker totem pole. Read More Cisco will be leaner, faster, more attentive, Chambers pledges Cisco CEO John Chambers briefly addressed the company's current challenges, restructuring and imminent layoffs during his keynote address at this week's Cisco Live customer conference. Read More What do you love? ... Just ask and Google will provide more Google has a new site - What Do You Love? - that lets you type any answer to that question into a search box and receive in return a page with a dozen neatly organized piles of information, images and video about your love interest generated by Google's extended lineup of applications. (2011's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries) From a Google blog post: A while back, a few of us wanted to make a little... 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Read More Mac security firm ships first-ever iPhone malware scanner French security firm Intego, which is known for its Mac OS X antivirus software, today released the first malware-scanning app for the iPhone and iPad. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Fine-Tune Your IT Performance Learn how to bridge the gap between application performance management solutions that don't understand the underlying network and network management products that don't know how to map network traffic to applications. Learn more! Citrix moves into the cloud with Cloud.com purchase Jumping into the quickly growing market of cloud software providers, virtualization software provider Citrix has purchased open-source cloud software provider Cloud.com, the companies announced Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Read More RIM: 1 billion app downloads down, 14 billion to go to catch Apple Research in Motion says its 2-year-old BlackBerry App World has crossed the 1 billion app download mark and that a beta version of the app store upgrade is on the way. Read More Red Hat speeds JBoss 7 to market Wasting little time since the last release of its flagship application server, Red Hat has launched the first community trial version for the next generation of JBoss, version 7.0, the company announced Tuesday. Read More FCC proposes rules to combat phone cramming The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has proposed new rules designed to make it more difficult for telephone carriers and other companies to insert mystery fees onto customers' phone bills. Read More The Latest Security Tool for Your Arsenal: Whitelisting Attacks at RSA, Sony and others point to the need to get tough with what you allow on your network. 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