Network World after Dark: Recalling Apple's Jobs; What if Ethernet failed?

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	What if Ethernet failed? Can you imagine a world where carriers offered Metro FDDI services? Or the IEEE defined a standard for Token Bus in the First Mile? Read More In this Issue Steve Jobs and his gadgets … in LEGO Breast enhancement courtesy of Cisco FTC: $1M fine to Justin Bieber, Rihanna and Selena Gomez fan site operator that unlawfully collected kid info Will your next iPhone be built by robots? Mark Zuckerberg touts over 1 billion active Facebook users every month. Top mobile apps at DEMO Fall 2012 Watch a 500-pound server rack tossed off an 18-story building Twitter becomes new debate spin room Man-in-the-Browser malware scam goes universal Steve Jobs and his gadgets … in LEGO From the man in mini-figure to the iPad, iPhone, Mac and more Read More Breast enhancement courtesy of Cisco A former Verizon Wireless employee who sold Cisco parts to fund his girlfriend's cosmetic surgery is going to jail. Michael Baxter of Ball Ground, GA., was sentenced to four years in federal prison for ordering nearly $2.8 million in Cisco gear for Verizon Wireless and then selling it out of his home to buy cars, jewelry and "multiple" cosmetic surgeries for his girlfriend, according to the Atlanta... Read More FTC: $1M fine to Justin Bieber, Rihanna and Selena Gomez fan site operator that unlawfully collected kid info Not the kind of activity young entertainment stars Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Demi Lovato, and Selena Gomez want to be associated with but the company that ran their websites apparently didn't have a problem with it. News: The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2012 (so far!) Read More Will your next iPhone be built by robots? They build cars, assemble TV panels and vacuum floors. But can robots build an iPhone? Read More Mark Zuckerberg touts over 1 billion active Facebook users every month. In the wake of the social networking revolution, a number of once proud and popular companies such as MySpace and Friendster have fallen by the wayside. Today, there's only one name of note in the social networking space and that's Facebook. Despite proclomations that Facebook has peaked and that users would inevitably leave en masse on account of privacy considerations, the opposite has in fact happened.... Read More Top mobile apps at DEMO Fall 2012 Read More Watch a 500-pound server rack tossed off an 18-story building I'm OK with marketing stunts as long as they're entertaining. And tossing a 500-pound server rack off the roof of an 18-story building is nothing if not entertaining. If that's all you want to see, you can stop watching after the first 15 seconds of the video. If you want to know how they pulled it off without risking the rack turning into a wrecking ball, a guy from 32TEN Studios explains beginning... Read More Twitter becomes new debate spin room In the 2012 presidential campaign, Twitter has become the new spin room. Read More Man-in-the-Browser malware scam goes universal The Man-in-the-Browser has had a makeover: He is now available as the Universal Man-in-the-Browser (uMitB). Read More
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