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	How I live cellphone-free in a cellphone world The cellphone-free lifestyle is becoming less common by the day, but it's not impossible. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VMware Are You Ready To #VirtualizeYourNetwork? The data center is transforming, and network virtualization is the next step. #VirtualizeYourNetwork is the online resource for the people, teams and organizations that are adopting network virtualization to transform data center operations and economics. Explore how networking and the data center are changing, engage with thought leaders and peers, and evolve your IT career. In this Issue Is Microsoft withholding Windows 7 security patches? Probably not Why the Tail-F acquisition is a big win for Cisco It's not time for Cisco CEO John Chambers to retire Why Netflix video quality has fluctuated this year Evil Xfinity WiFi access point proof-of-concept for fun, profit and Comcast chaos How the 'Internet of Thing' will become the Internet of Things NASA bolsters Pluto-bound spacecraft for 2015 visit 3 steps for moving Cisco's Catalyst 6500 to the Nexus 9000 Amazon's Fire smartphone: Why it doesn't matter how cool it is Multitasking: An equal opportunity distraction NBC Sports disputes World Cup streaming record Open Networking: The Whale that swallowed SDN WEBCAST: Aerohive Understanding the Network Impact of 802.11ac Watch this webinar recording featuring Forrester Research for an overview of the current 802.11ac technology, a discussion on how high-speed Wi-Fi & application control impacts your network architecture, and take a look at how a proper network strategy can save you 40% or more on your investment. View Now>> Is Microsoft withholding Windows 7 security patches? Probably not Researchers say Windows 8 is getting fixes that Windows 7 is not getting, but the devil is in the details. Read More Why the Tail-F acquisition is a big win for Cisco Cisco's acquisition of the Swedish company Tail-F Systems allows it to solve some important problems and capitalize on a new opportunity. Read More It's not time for Cisco CEO John Chambers to retire The timing may make it seem convenient, but John Chambers has no reason to retire as Cisco's CEO, at least for now. Read More Why Netflix video quality has fluctuated this year Netflix's agreement with Comcast contributed to recent performance increases, but Comcast isn't necessarily responsible for the degradation. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ipswitch, Inc 5 Ways to Ensure Wireless Networks Keep Up With Demand Discover five ways in which you can keep up with the ever-increasing demands on your wireless networks. Learn More >> Evil Xfinity WiFi access point proof-of-concept for fun, profit and Comcast chaos WiFi Pineapple + evil XfinityWifi access point proof-of-concept code = Comcast hotspot security nightmare. Read More How the 'Internet of Thing' will become the Internet of Things Right now, most of the IoT is limited to connecting a singular device to the cloud and the cloud to an app to control it. Read More NASA bolsters Pluto-bound spacecraft for 2015 visit Mission operators at Johns Hopkins University give New Horizons probe annual update, check-up. Read More 3 steps for moving Cisco's Catalyst 6500 to the Nexus 9000 When Cisco launched the Insieme product line last fall, it said it had an aggressive migration program on tap for customers of its 15-year-old Catalyst 6500 to the new Nexus 9000 data center switches. The company is recommending a three step migration from the old switches to the new. Read More WEBCAST: Dell, HP, Juniper Networks, McAfee Stopping Advanced Evasion Techniques (AET) Industry analyst Robin Layland joins Deena Thomchick from Juniper Networks and Steve Smith from McAfee to discuss how Next Generation Firewalls play a critical role in stopping Advanced Evasion Techniques. The discussion first covers the problems older firewalls have in stopping AETs and how NGFW plugs the gap. View Now Amazon's Fire smartphone: Why it doesn't matter how cool it is Amazon's slick new Fire smartphone boasts innovative features, but it's a niche product preaching to the choir. Read More Multitasking: An equal opportunity distraction Researchers, funded by the National Science Foundation, took a look at the impact of fiddling with smartphones and laptops among 500 student during lectures and found that non-academic Internet use (responding to email, checking Facebook updates, etc.) hurts classroom content retention. Read More NBC Sports disputes World Cup streaming record NBC Sports is challenging the claim that the World Cup has already set the record for international viewership, based on the method of measurement. Read More Open Networking: The Whale that swallowed SDN SDN and networking conversations today have become overloaded with hype. The future is no longer just about one approach to SDN but has become much bigger. Welcome to the Open Networking Revolution. Read More
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