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	Cisco to launch free iPad/iPhone video app Cisco announced improvements to its video product line Thursday to make it easier for businesses to capture and share video, including a free app coming soon for iPad and iPhone. Read More WEBCAST: Cisco Live Expert Roundtable: Unified Fabric 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 Google launches paid premium version of Analytics Spreadsheets come to ODF as version 1.2 wins approval Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? JR Raphael: Amazon's Kindle Fire may have a hidden 'app tax' When ERP Forces You to Befriend Excel Xobni Makes Gmail and Android Contacts 'Smartr' The App Culture WHITE PAPER: IBM Transform Infrastructure Management The convergence of the power infrastructure and demands of information infrastructure require optimum network operation. Learn how Tivoli Netcool is key in moving energy and utility companies forward by automating and simplifying configuration and change management, speeding deployments, demonstrating regulatory compliance and controlling costs. Read now Google launches paid premium version of Analytics Google has developed a paid version of its Analytics website usage monitoring service that offers better performance, more sophisticated features and broader technical support than the free product, the company said on Friday. Read More Spreadsheets come to ODF as version 1.2 wins approval The ODF 1.2 specification, which aims to perfect the spreadsheet workflow, has been approved by the members of the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS). Read More Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Computerworld wants to know: What type of tech gear do you most want to receive as a holiday present this year? Let us know by taking our quick poll. We'll focus on the most popular product types in our 2011 holiday gift guide. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dyn Inc. Growing Your Brand Through Transactional Email Email and the successful delivery of email messages is a critical component to any business, especially for those who use it to communicate important updates and information to their users. By leveraging DynECT Email Delivery, companies can optimize this process and build their brand. Read now JR Raphael: Amazon's Kindle Fire may have a hidden 'app tax' Amazon's Kindle Fire may end up costing you extra money if you're an existing Android user. Read More When ERP Forces You to Befriend Excel It's a fun ride following the adventures of business users as they attempt to "outwit" their enterprise software with Excel. This week, that ride has led me to a usability survey conducted by IFS, a developer of an extended ERP application suite, in which respondents say the cumbersome nature of enterprise software could drive them out of their jobs. Read More Xobni Makes Gmail and Android Contacts 'Smartr' Xobni has been revolutionizing Outlook inboxes for four years with its Outlook add-in that shows everything you could possibly want to know about a contact. Using nothing more than an email address and your own logins to social media networks, Xobni pulls in data from social media platforms until the only thing you don't know about the person who emailed you is their blood type. Read More The App Culture Back in the day, downloading software over the Internet and installing it was only for the most techy among us. Paying for that software was even more outlandish. But since Apple launched the App Store in 2008, users of the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad have discovered that shopping for, downloading, and even paying for software isn't just easy, but fun. Read More
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