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	BYOD blues: What to do when employees leave The bring your own device (BYOD) trend is gaining steam, thanks to the cost benefits and increased productivity that can come from allowing employees to provision their own technology. Mobile workers are more likely to put in more hours, so if your employees want to buy their own equipment and do more work on their own time, it's a win for the company. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aruba Networks The New World of Mobility Management white paper Mobility management continues to evolve as BYOD and mobile application deployments become more commonplace. There isn't a "one size fits all" strategy. It's important to implement a mobility management solution that secures corporate data while maintaining employee privacy and device usability. Download now In this Issue 7 hot gadgets to make your summer sizzle iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 24 Wi-Fi tweaks for speed freaks: 2013 edition A case for smartphone tracking Apple's most important acquisitions Review: Cheaper, Android-powered alternative to 3DS, PS Vita Hacking and attacking automated homes Microsoft's Windows 8 team could learn from its Xbox One turnaround Delphi device converts older cars into Connected Cars Verizon, AT&T further plans for femtocell services Breadcrumbs to progress on fixed mobile convergence 'Containerization' is no BYOD panacea: Gartner T-Mobile: FCC can prevent spectrum hoarding without sacrificing revenue Mobile Security: How Gadgets Evolved RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BlackBerry The control you need, the device they want Confidently give your employees device freedom with BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10. With this unified device management and security platform, you have what you need to securely manage your corporate and personal-owned BlackBerry®, iOS and Android™ devices. Experience the power of true Enterprise Mobility Management in your enterprise. Download a free 60 day trial of BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 today. 7 hot gadgets to make your summer sizzle Ready for summer? We've tested a fresh batch of tech gear built for the great outdoors. Whether you're going camping, paddling upriver, exploring the backcountry or just lounging by the pool, these gadgets can enhance your alfresco adventures. Read More iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 24 This week the iOSphere faced the unthinkable: an iPad mini 2 that has the same resolution as the iPad mini 1. Where is innovation when you need it? Read More Wi-Fi tweaks for speed freaks: 2013 edition Things slowing down on your Wi-Fi network? Here are a host of tricks, tips and tweaks to speed up your wireless performance. Read More A case for smartphone tracking As more mobile apps make use of location data to improve the user experience, is it time for users to put concerns of smartphone tracking behind them? Read More WHITE PAPER: Aruba Networks 10 steps to Improve Mobile User Experience Mobile devices have rapidly become a de facto platform for the enterprise. New endpoints connecting to the wireless network are likely to be tablets and smartphones, many of which are employee-owned (BYOD). Mobile users expect always available connectivity, high performance, and seamless user access. View Now Apple's most important acquisitions It goes without saying that Apple's acquisitions have played a fundamental role in its products, such as OS X, the iPod, and the iPhone. That being said, here are some of Apple's most important and influential acquisitions over the last 30 years. Read More Review: Cheaper, Android-powered alternative to 3DS, PS Vita If you're into mobile gaming, the Archos GamePad deserves your attention. Read More Hacking and attacking automated homes Several upcoming demonstrations will show how connected home automation systems can be hacked, granting attackers the ability to control appliances and shut off alarm systems. Read More Microsoft's Windows 8 team could learn from its Xbox One turnaround One week after the Xbox One fiasco, Microsoft changed course. If only it had done the same after the Windows 8 fallout. Read More WHITE PAPER: APC by Schneider Electric Data Center Efficiency eGuide In this eGuide, you will learn some recent trends in power and cooling efficiency, offer advice to small organizations and examine how modern-day data centers attempt to tackle these problems. Learn More. Delphi device converts older cars into Connected Cars Delphi device converts older cars into Connected Cars At the Pepcom Digital Experience event in New York, Craig Mathias chats with Delphi about its Vehicle Diagnostics device offered through Verizon Wireless. Th... From: networkworld Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 01:37 More in Science & Technology Read More Verizon, AT&T further plans for femtocell services AT&T and Verizon were last week reported to be moving further with their femtocell plans. According to Fiercewireless, Verizon is waiting for FCC approval for its femtocell base station and the company may launch its service in 2009. Unstrung.com reported that AT&T is conducting lab tests and plans to trial the technology later this year and into 2009. Femtocells are cellular base stations used in the home of office to improve wireless phone coverage using a broadband data service to carry mobile calls over the Internet. Read More Breadcrumbs to progress on fixed mobile convergence Today we turn our attention to the world of wireless with recent announcements from AT&T, Qwest, Verizon, and Cablevision. Though each announcement has a slightly different topic, we think they collectively point toward progress in the converged enterprise and consumer-centric applications and content across fixed and mobile networks. Read More 'Containerization' is no BYOD panacea: Gartner Companies adopting BYOD policies are struggling with the thorny problem of how they might separate corporate and personal data on an employee's device. Read More T-Mobile: FCC can prevent spectrum hoarding without sacrificing revenue The U.S. Federal Communications Commission should limit the two largest U.S. mobile carriers from buying too much spectrum in an upcoming auction, but the agency should also set a minimum price for the spectrum as a way to ensure that it receives the revenues projected, carrier T-Mobile USA proposed Monday. 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