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	IT Blogwatch: Leo Apotheker gets $23M+ handshake; HOW MUCH??? Ex-HP-CEO Leo Apotheker is leaving Hewlett-Packard with more than $23 million in severance, stock, and bonus payments. He'll also get relocation and legal expenses on top. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers stare, open-mouthed, at the size of the payment. Not to mention: Sri Lankan/Candian politician Photoshops her own pic ... Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Experts and Users Discuss Data Center Excellence Date: October 25th, 2011 Time: 9:00 AM PST Learn how other organizations are exploiting Unified Fabric and adapt their experiences and best practices to your infrastructure. Learn More In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple iPad plus Amazon Fire kill tablet market Preston Gralla: Why Windows 8 tablets won't likely fear the Kindle Fire JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in Richi Jennings: Sloppy advice about drowning in email Shark Tank: Is that really a place where you want things backed up? WEBCAST: Websense, Inc. WikiLeaks: How am I Affected? The latest WikiLeaks episode has raised questions about how organizations and governments protect their sensitive information. While this incident was isolated, it has severe implications on the modern enterprise. Learn more. Jonny Evans: Apple iPad plus Amazon Fire kill tablet market Amazon's Kindle Fire is bad, bad news, but not for Apple -- Fire is going to incinerate the low-end tablet market and will force many struggling players out the game. Read More Preston Gralla: Why Windows 8 tablets won't likely fear the Kindle Fire Windows 8 tablets won't be released until some time next year, but a look at the Kindle Fire tablet and the Windows 8 Developer Preview shows that the Fire won't likely cut significantly into the Windows 8 tablet market. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Connecting to the Cloud with F5 and VMware vMotion Learn how load balancing Application Delivery Controllers (ADC) can substantially reduce expenses in traditional and virtualized architectures with a fast ROI. F5 customers have maximized their ROI by simply employing SSL offload, compression offload, and TCP optimization. Read More Today! JR Raphael: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II: The verdict is in AT&T's Galaxy S II is smaller than Sprint's model, but it's no less powerful -- or pleasant on the eyes. Read More Richi Jennings: Sloppy advice about drowning in email Have you heard about the Email Charter? It's a series of rules to help people use email more efficiently, and not allow it to become our master. However, while it's a laudable goal, there's several things wrong with it. I've been researching, engineering, and project-managing email systems since 1985, so here's my opinion, in The Long View... INSIDER (free registration requested) Read More Shark Tank: Is that really a place where you want things backed up? Network admin working for this construction contractor is responsible for networking to the trailers on job sites, which are spread all over the map. So when the backup appliance at one site loses connectivity, fish needs to know why. Read More
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