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	Google's computerized glasses steal the show at I/O After teasing people with bits of images and information about the development of its computerized glasses, Google made a splash today showing off Google Glass at Google I/O. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: RIM 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 First look – Google's new Nexus 7 tablet Cisco reseller finds half of enterprise networks obsolete Does two-factor authentication need to be fixed? T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm resigns Having My Touchpad Cake and Eating It Too Apple's iPhone has generated over $150 billion in revenue on the back of 250 million units sold Google I/O VIDEO: The Nexus 7 tablet, Nexus Q and Jelly Bean, the new Android operating system. Google launches Nexus 7 tablet, Jelly Bean and spherical Nexus Q device for home use Does Google's $199 tablet target $499 iPad or Kindle Fire? Ask the magic 8-ball: Google's Nexus Q brings Play to the home WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The iEverything Enterprise Virtualization, cloud computing, and wireless technology are fundamentally changing enterprise computing, providing revolutionary gains in productivity and cost savings. Powerful enterprise applications can now be delivered to almost any device, anywhere, at any time. Learn more. First look – Google's new Nexus 7 tablet First images of the brand-new Google tablet Read More Cisco reseller finds half of enterprise networks obsolete Almost half of all enterprise networks will be obsolete within five years due to an inability to support new trends like BYOD, video and broadening virtualization. Read More Does two-factor authentication need to be fixed? Does two-factor authentication need to be fixed? Tough criticisms heard this week from researchers about the effectiveness of two-factor authentication, especially as it's used in its token form for one-time passwords and smartcards, suggest advances need to be made to restore its luster as security protection. Read More WHITE PAPER: ADTRAN Traditional WLAN vs. ADTRAN's Virtual Wireless LAN (vWLAN) The substantial differences between a traditional hardware controller-based wireless LAN and ADTRAN's virtual wireless LAN (hypervisor-based) are detailed in ADTRAN's WLAN vs. vWLAN comparison chart. Learn more. T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm resigns Philipp Humm has resigned as CEO of T-Mobile US, the fourth-largest U.S. mobile operator, and will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Jim Alling on an interim basis. Read More Having My Touchpad Cake and Eating It Too Readers of my column know that I have been a user of HP Touchpads ever since HP released/killed the devices and sold them at fire sale. I bought four devices, one for everyone in my house for the less than the price of one iPad. Read More Apple's iPhone has generated over $150 billion in revenue on the back of 250 million units sold With the anniversary of the original iPhone launch just days away, the research firm Strategy Analytics put out an interesting press release claiming that Apple, to date, has sold over 250 million iPhones resulting in over $150 billion in revenue over the past 5 years. Read More WHITE PAPER: Motorola WiNG 5 Wireless LAN: Delivering Better Quality of Experience Can your wireless network infrastructure handle the growing numbers of mobile devices taking significant bandwidth bites out of your network? The good news is that with smart, cost-effective wireless infrastructure investments, not only can you scale quickly to secure the growing number of devices you serve, but also optimize their performance. Learn More. Google I/O VIDEO: The Nexus 7 tablet, Nexus Q and Jelly Bean, the new Android operating system. Google kicks off its developers conference in San Francisco by unveiling new products. Every developer here gets a new Nexus 7 and Nexus Q. Read More Google launches Nexus 7 tablet, Jelly Bean and spherical Nexus Q device for home use As expected, Google on Wednesday announced a $199, 7-in. tablet called Nexus 7 that will run on Android 4.1, dubbed Jelly Bean. Read More Does Google's $199 tablet target $499 iPad or Kindle Fire? As Google prepares to unveil a highly anticipated 7-in. tablet for $199 at Google I/O today, a big question lingers: Is the new Nexus 7 intended to take on the $199 Kindle Fire, or the highly popular $499 iPad? Read More Ask the magic 8-ball: Google's Nexus Q brings Play to the home Google rolled out what it's calling the world's first social streaming media player Wednesday at its I/O developer conference. The Nexus Q is available through the Google Play Store for $299 and is expected to ship sometime in mid-July. Read More
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