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	Apple makes it official, slates iPhone event for Oct. 4 Apple today announced an Oct. 4 event on its Cupertino, Calif. campus to unveil its newest iPhone. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Improving Governance, Risk and Compliance Date: Monday, September 26, 2011, 11:00 AM EDT In this webcast you'll learn how your organization can become more responsive to financial market challenges while reassuring decision makers the accuracy of execution. Register Now In this Issue Microsoft promises patch to block BEAST attacks Microsoft starts gradual rollout of Windows Phone 7.5 'Mango' update From CIO.com: The 7 Dumbest Things Job Seekers Write on Their Resumes Striking a domain provider, Microsoft kills off a botnet John Halamka: Coping with IT decision fatigue More than one-third of US Android phones are 4G enabled Isis mobile wallet network gets cooperation on standards OCZ's Synapse SSD to boost hard drive performance by auto-caching Nokia Siemens demos HSPA at 336Mbps Scammers pretend to be friendly office printers How Microsoft Research helped Craig Mundie speak Chinese Nokia ships the N9, its first and last Meego phone Intermec offers mobile management update Sprint set to launch next-gen PTT service over faster CDMA Preston Gralla: Did Microsoft employees really walk out on Ballmer at Microsoft's annual meeting? Barbara Krasnoff: Samsung announces a smaller Galaxy Tab and two non-smartphones JR Raphael: Amazon's 'Kindle Fire' tablet: What to expect WHITE PAPER: Avaya An Executive Guide to Video Communications Video communication solutions offer direct benefit to help deal with top business challenges. This executive guide will shed light on the benefits of adopting video collaboration. Learn more Microsoft promises patch to block BEAST attacks Microsoft today said it will issue a Windows security update to plug a long-known hole in the protocol that secures websites. Read More Microsoft starts gradual rollout of Windows Phone 7.5 'Mango' update Microsoft on Tuesday began its rollout of the Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" update to smartphones. Read More From CIO.com: The 7 Dumbest Things Job Seekers Write on Their Resumes CareerBuilder and Jobfox founder Rob McGovern sounds off on the idiotic details he sees job seekers put on their resumes. Read More Striking a domain provider, Microsoft kills off a botnet Microsoft has opened a front in its ongoing battle against Internet scammers, using the power of a U.S. court to deal a knockout blow to an emerging botnet and taking offline a provider of free Internet domains. Read More John Halamka: Coping with IT decision fatigue In the 80s and earlier, issues were escalated by writing and mailing a letter. But in the time that it took to compose, type, mail and deliver a letter, many problems solved themselves. INSIDER (registration required) Read More More than one-third of US Android phones are 4G enabled More than a third of all Android phones in the U.S. are equipped with 4G and the number is rapidly increasing, according to a study by app analytics firm Localytics. Read More Isis mobile wallet network gets cooperation on standards Many of the world's largest smartphone makers have agreed to make NFC smartphones that will work over the Isis mobile wallet network. Read More OCZ's Synapse SSD to boost hard drive performance by auto-caching OCZ's latest SSD, the Synapse, works in conjunction with a computer's regular hard drive to boost performance. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM BCIT changes the school of thought on storage With storage demands growing across its five campuses in British Columbia at a rate of 40 percent annually, the school needed a scalable, high-performance deduplication solution that could seamlessly integrate into its existing storage infrastructure. Read More Nokia Siemens demos HSPA at 336Mbps Helped by advanced antenna technology, Nokia Siemens Networks is pushing HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) download speeds to 336M bps (bits per second) during a demonstration at the PT/Expo Comm show in Beijing. Read More Scammers pretend to be friendly office printers Hackers have found a new hook to trick people into opening malicious attachments: send emails that purport to come from office printers, many of which now have the ability to email scanned documents. Read More How Microsoft Research helped Craig Mundie speak Chinese Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, doesn't speak Chinese. But on Tuesday he did, via a life-like virtual avatar shown at the company's offices in Beijing that can simulate his voice and speak in other languages. Read More Nokia ships the N9, its first and last Meego phone Nokia has started shipping the N9, its first and last smartphone based on the MeeGo operating system, the company said on Tuesday. Read More Intermec offers mobile management update Intermec, which has made its name over four decades as a provider of rugged mobile devices mainly for service delivery and warehouse use, is moving quickly into mobile management software and services. Read More Sprint set to launch next-gen PTT service over faster CDMA Sprint on Sunday will launch a new rugged wireless phone along with a next-generation push-to-talk service called Sprint Direct Connect that offers speedy data capabilities. Read More Preston Gralla: Did Microsoft employees really walk out on Ballmer at Microsoft's annual meeting? The blogosphere has gone into overdrive about reports that employees walked out of Ballmer's talk at the company's recent annual employee meeting. But are those reports believable --- and if they are, does it even matter? Read More Barbara Krasnoff: Samsung announces a smaller Galaxy Tab and two non-smartphones Samsung's announcement of its Galaxy Tab 8.9 and two new Galaxy Players may have been overshadowed by rumors of Amazon's upcoming tablet, but they're still nothing to sneeze at. Read More JR Raphael: Amazon's 'Kindle Fire' tablet: What to expect The Amazon tablet is coming! The Amazon tablet is coming! Well, probably. Here's what we're expecting to hear at this week's Amazon news event. Read More
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