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	iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending May 25 Perhaps iPhone 5 should be called iPhone 3.999, the finely calculated diagonal measurement of what many in the iOSphere believe is the new, bigger, better display of the next iPhone. Also this week: tiny pictures of new parts show big differences, even if now one knows what they are; a confusion of dates; and the Tribute Phone. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Research In Motion Introducing BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion Easily manage and secure mobile device deployments with BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion. From a single interface, manage BlackBerry® smartphones, BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablets and devices that use the iOS® and Android™ operating systems. Put an end to mobile chaos. Learn more at blackberry.com/mobilefusion In this Issue Researchers identify Stuxnet-like cyberespionage malware called 'Flame' Gearhead: Hardware We Want to Get Our Hands On Avaya: We're not Cisco when it comes to tablets Patch management still big stumbling block in risk management, survey shows Chrome to take world's top browser spot for May FBI Creates Surveillance Unit to Build Backdoors into the Web RIM said to plan to lay off 2,000 staff Experts question the need for a Facebook smartphone Network World's products of the week 5.28.12 Sotheby's to auction rare working Apple-1 computer Boston Red Sox: follow us, tweet us, friend us, pin us, digg us, circle us, etc., etc. Broadband Stimulus Grants Seen as Political Flashpoint WHITE PAPER: IBM Leveraging Emerging Technologies for Business Intelligence This whitepaper addresses how Instead of storing data in a data warehouse, in-memory analytics stores the data set in memory, allowing for dramatic improvements in query response and the end-user experience. Learn More Researchers identify Stuxnet-like cyberespionage malware called 'Flame' A new, highly sophisticated malware threat that was predominantly used in cyberespionage attacks against targets in the Middle East has been identified and analyzed by researchers from several security companies and organizations. Read More Gearhead: Hardware We Want to Get Our Hands On Read More Avaya: We're not Cisco when it comes to tablets Despite Cisco's decision to end development on its Cius collaboration tablet, Avaya says it is still committed to its Flare Experience unified communications endpoint software... and to "support" the Avaya collaboration tablet on which it runs. Read More Patch management still big stumbling block in risk management, survey shows Everyone talks about "risk and compliance" in security, but what do companies have to do to make it through audits and meet regulations related to information security? And what are the costs? Read More WEBCAST: Dell Mobility KnowledgeVault How "mobile ready" is your infrastructure? This Mobility Knowledge Vault provides a wide variety of expert advice on how to strike a balance between end user ease-of-use and security. View now Chrome to take world's top browser spot for May Google's Chrome is about to grab the top browser spot for a full month for the first time from Microsoft's Internet Explorer, data from a Web analytics company showed. Read More FBI Creates Surveillance Unit to Build Backdoors into the Web The FBI still claims it is going dark and its monitoring abilities could be rendered ineffective without surveillance backdoors built into communications, according to FBI Director Robert Mueller's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Read More RIM said to plan to lay off 2,000 staff Research In Motion, the ailing maker of the BlackBerry, is planning to cut at least 2,000 staff as part of a global restructuring plan, according to reports. Read More Experts question the need for a Facebook smartphone Mobile technology will play an important role for Facebook as it tries to find new sources of revenue, but building its own device doesn't make much sense since competition in the smartphone market continues to be very tough, according to analysts. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Controlling Migration to IPv6: A Gateway to Tomorrow This White Paper describes how the BIG-IP LTM system help organizations migrate to IPv6, and can operate as an IPv4 to IPv6 gateway; operating identically in either environment, and within mixed environments. Learn More! Network World's products of the week 5.28.12 Our roundup of intriguing new products. Read More Sotheby's to auction rare working Apple-1 computer Sotheby's will put some Apple history on the block next month, including one of only six working Apple-1 personal computers. The auction house has estimated the motherboard will sell for up to $180,000. Read More Boston Red Sox: follow us, tweet us, friend us, pin us, digg us, circle us, etc., etc. Maybe other professional sports teams have already done this, but thought the Boston Red Sox invitation to attend Tuesday's game this week for Social Media Appreciation night sounded pretty clever. Here's the pitch, as the team looks to attract fans and keep its "sellout streak" alive despite having a less than stellar start to the season: Read More Broadband Stimulus Grants Seen as Political Flashpoint Lawrence Strickling, the lead administrator of the agency doling out stimulus money for broadband deployments, urges grant recipients to amplify success stories as program faces political persecution in election season. Read More
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