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	Young employees say BYOD a 'right' not 'privilege' A survey that asked thousands of young "20-something" workers their attitudes about bring-your-own-device"policies found slightly more than half view it as their "right" to use their own mobile devices at work, rather than BYOD being just a "privilege." Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aerohive Networks Free Evaluation Guide from Aerohive Aerohive creates simple and powerful enterprise WiFi, VPN, and Routing solutions that push the envelope and keep you and your users buzzing. Discover how Aerohive can help you start small and grow to any size, eliminate downtime and complexity, and enforce secure access and connectivity. HIVE ON. In this Issue 2012 Apple iPhone, iPad & Mac Design Awards 7 reasons businesses should and shouldn't go for Microsoft Surface Tablet flops, flubs and fluffs Mobile security startup Bluebox gets $9.5 million in funding Google polishes Chrome OS, but is it enough to entice buyers? 5 steps to bring together the wired and wireless in today's mobile enterprise Sharp to launch new Android-based user interface to differentiate its phones Microsoft's tablet, called "Surface," released to target Apple First look: Samsung's new Chromebook Fake Android antivirus app likely linked to Zeus banking Trojan, researchers say Surface for Windows RT vs. the iPad WHITE PAPER: Box Empowering Your Mobile Worker Today's most productive employees are mobile, and your company's IT strategy must be ready to support them with 24/7 access to the business information they need across a range of mobile devices. See how corporations are meeting the many needs of their mobile workers with the help of Box. Read Now! 2012 Apple iPhone, iPad & Mac Design Awards Flashy games, interactive books, music programs, serious design tools among big winners announced at Apple WWDC Read More 7 reasons businesses should and shouldn't go for Microsoft Surface IT pros: Assume that the new Microsoft Surface laptop and tablet represent hardware that shows off Windows 8 to its best advantage and make decisions accordingly. Read More Tablet flops, flubs and fluffs iPad notwithstanding, selling tablets is tough Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Transforming Tier 1 Applications through Virtualization This Technology Spotlight will explore the benefits of virtualizing tier 1 applications and discuss the role that EMC Consulting plays in virtualizing top tier Microsoft applications (including Exchange, SharePoint and SQL) on the VMware platform. Learn More Mobile security startup Bluebox gets $9.5 million in funding Mobile security startup Bluebox eases out of stealth mode today with an announcement of $9.5 million in Series A funding, but doesn't plan a product announcement until later this year. Read More Google polishes Chrome OS, but is it enough to entice buyers? Google launched the Chrome OS in late 2010 and has continued to update it despite lukewarm reception by the public toward the platform's model: a browser-centered OS running on a lightweight, minimally-spec'd notebook meant to be used with an always-on Internet connection. Read More 5 steps to bring together the wired and wireless in today's mobile enterprise With the proliferation of Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and notebooks, and the increasing availability of mobile apps and services, both personal and corporate, the line between consumer and business user has blurred. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell SAN vs. NAS: The Critical Decision The factors affecting whether to deploy SAN or NAS storage have changed. This paper highlights the pros and cons of each approach, as well as the value of a combined solution, so that you can meet your organization's storage and data access needs, while staying within your budget. Learn More Sharp to launch new Android-based user interface to differentiate its phones Japan's Sharp said Monday it will release a new user interface for its smartphones in an attempt to differentiate them from the Android masses. Read More Microsoft's tablet, called "Surface," released to target Apple Microsoft boldly unveiled a product aimed directly at Apple's iPad market on Monday, releasing a tablet called "Surface."It will be available in two versions: One with the Windows 8 Pro operating system and the other will be based on Windows RT. Read More First look: Samsung's new Chromebook Read More Fake Android antivirus app likely linked to Zeus banking Trojan, researchers say A recently discovered fake Android security application is most likely a mobile component of the Zeus banking malware, security researchers from antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab said on Monday. Read More Surface for Windows RT vs. the iPad A Windows 8 tablet that's thin, light and easy on power consumption naturally invites comparisons with the iPad, so here goes. Read More
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