Sorry, tablets, laptops still dominate the enterprise

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	Sorry, tablets, laptops still dominate the enterprise Consumers may be flocking to tablets, but laptops are holding their own in the enterprise, where they're viewed as the mobile device most likely to get the work done. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap 2011 IT Roadmap Features Five Concurrent Morning Tracks Get the most out of your time at IT Roadmap Dallas (September 13th at the Dallas Convention Center), by choosing from one of five concurrent morning technology tracks. Track include: The Public and Private Cloud; The Connected Enterprise; The Modern Network, The New Data Center; and The Evolving Threat Landscape. Click to continue In this Issue Bartz couldn't deliver Yahoo turnaround Ten years after 9/11, cyberattacks pose national threat, committee says Rice demonstrates full-duplex wireless technology DigiNotar certificates are pulled, but not on smartphones Never mind the lawsuits, HTC is on a buying spree Oracle adds new installer, failover to Windows MySQL Carol Bartz is out as Yahoo's CEO From CIO.com: 5 signs your competitors will steal your best IT workers After hacking claims, second firm pulls digital certificates Google to cooperate with Korean regulator over Android Darlene Storm: Chuck Norris on Terrorism & DHS Surveillance: The feds have lost their minds WHITE PAPER: F5 Achieving Enterprise Agility in the Cloud Working together, VMware, F5 Networks, and BlueLock offer integrated solutions that help enterprises develop agility so they can easily and efficiently use cloud resources on demand to meet their changing needs. Read More Today! Bartz couldn't deliver Yahoo turnaround As she approached her third anniversary as Yahoo's CEO, Carol Bartz couldn't overcome a recent string of missteps that apparently eroded the board's confidence in her and eclipsed her achievements as leader of the embattled Internet pioneer. Read More Ten years after 9/11, cyberattacks pose national threat, committee says Ten years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the nation faces a critical threat to its security from cyberattacks, a new report by a bipartisan think tank warns. Read More Rice demonstrates full-duplex wireless technology Rice University researchers said they have successfully demonstrated full-duplex wireless technology that would allow a doubling of network traffic without the need for more cell towers. Read More DigiNotar certificates are pulled, but not on smartphones Browser makers have generally been quick to react to the computer compromise at digital certificate issuer DigiNotar, but that hasn't been the case for all mobile phone makers. Read More Never mind the lawsuits, HTC is on a buying spree Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has been on a buying spree to reshape its business and help defend against lawsuits, though it remains to be seen if the strategy will help it gain ground on rivals such as Apple, Samsung and Research In Motion. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker Resource: iOS White Paper and Deployment Kit Quickly Develop and Deploy iOS Solutions. With FileMaker Pro, iPad and iPhone solutions can be prototyped and completed in hours or days versus weeks or months. No iOS application programming or design experience is required. Read the white paper and download the kit. Oracle adds new installer, failover to Windows MySQL Oracle has updated the commercial edition of its MySQL database for Windows, adding a graphical installer and the ability to do failover clustering. Read More Carol Bartz is out as Yahoo's CEO Carol Bartz has been replaced as the CEO of Yahoo by the company's chief financial officer, Tim Morse. Read More From CIO.com: 5 signs your competitors will steal your best IT workers Michael Greco, a partner in the Employee Defection & Trade Secrets Practice Group at law firm Fisher & Phillips LLP, identifies warning signs that indicate your best employees may be ready to accept job offers from your competitors. Here are the top five. Read More After hacking claims, second firm pulls digital certificates Digital certificates issued by GlobalSign have come under scrutiny after a hacker's claim that he broke into the company's computer systems. If true, it would be the second such compromise in the past few weeks. Read More Google to cooperate with Korean regulator over Android Google will address concerns the Korean Fair Trade Commission may have about its Android mobile platform, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday after reports emerged that South Korean government officials had raided Google offices there. Read More Darlene Storm: Chuck Norris on Terrorism & DHS Surveillance: The feds have lost their minds In the decade since 9/11, invasive surveillance in the homeland has sadly become the norm. In discussing the hunt for domestic terrorists, Chuck Norris said, "It's official: The feds have lost their minds" and have become "an acute enabler of terrorism." Will Anonymous become synonymous with terrorists? Read More
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