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	One big Wi-Fi rollout: 12,000 college dorm residents Wi-Fi on college campuses is nothing new, but the University of Massachusetts at Amherst recently finished one of the biggest 802.11n deployments ever, providing wireless access to some 12,000 student dormitory residents. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sepaton The State of Data Protection in Today's Enterprise Computerworld research unveils how enterprises are responding to growing data protection challenges. This report benchmarks how an organization's data protection decisions impact business efficiency – based on a survey of enterprise IT decision-makers. Read more. In this Issue 30% of corporate BlackBerry users want new device Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to ship Nov. 13 for $400 Elgan: Getting serious about Siri Nokia's Windows Phone push meets its market test Sprint cutting unlimited 4G data plans 5 iPad gadgets for geeks iPad 2 vs. business class tablets Sprint to sell Transform Ultra on contract for $80 on Nov. 13 40M U.S. mobile users access social nets every day India's Bharti, Softbank form mobile Internet joint venture FCC warns retailers to stop selling signal-jamming devices Jonny Evans: ARM's latest chips hint Apple iPad, iPhone plans IT Blogwatch: Microsoft now paid by 55% of Android ODMs 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. 30% of corporate BlackBerry users want new device More than 30% of BlackBerry users in large companies said in September, a month before a global service outage, that they were looking to use a different smartphone model in 2012. Read More Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to ship Nov. 13 for $400 Samsung confirmed Friday that another in its line of tablet computers, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, will sell for $399.99 starting Nov. 13. Read More Elgan: Getting serious about Siri Apple's talkative new virtual assistant is no parlor trick. It's a powerful tool that can transform how you live and work. Read More Nokia's Windows Phone push meets its market test Nokia is expected to launch its first phones based on Microsoft's Windows Phone OS on Wednesday at Nokia World in London. Read More Sprint cutting unlimited 4G data plans Sprint Nextel is ending unlimited data plans for all devices except smartphones, bringing the era of all-you-can-eat mobile data in the U.S. nearer to a close. Read More 5 iPad gadgets for geeks If you're not content with simply surfing or watching videos on your iPad, we've found 5 cool and useful tech add-ons. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM and Intel Use Cloud to Increase Business Productivity Read the case study to learn how this on-demand model delivers the capacity our clients need to be more responsive in today's demanding business environment. Read More iPad 2 vs. business class tablets Tech lovers have been flocking to the iPad 2 and other tablets in order to watch movies, read books, surf the Web and make video calls on the latest, greatest, thinnest, lightest, coolest devices. But where do tablets fit within the enterprise? Insider (registration required) Read More Sprint to sell Transform Ultra on contract for $80 on Nov. 13 The Samsung Transform Ultra, a slider smartphone with a touchscreen and a Qwerty keyboard, will go on sale Nov. 13 for $79.99 after rebate and a two-year Sprint contract. Read More 40M U.S. mobile users access social nets every day There's a good chance that if you didn't access Facebook or Twitter last year, you do today. Read More India's Bharti, Softbank form mobile Internet joint venture India's Bharti Enterprises has set up a joint venture with Japan's Softbank to focus on social media, gaming, and e-commerce for India's booming mobile market, it said Thursday. Read More FCC warns retailers to stop selling signal-jamming devices The Federal Communications Commission has warned 20 online retailers to stop selling illegal devices that jam cell phone, GPS and Wi-Fi signals. Read More Jonny Evans: ARM's latest chips hint Apple iPad, iPhone plans Apple's future iPads, iPhones and other mobile devices will deliver unimaginable battery life and much-improved performance, if developments at the company's processor design partner, ARM, are to be seen as harbingers of the future. Read More IT Blogwatch: Microsoft now paid by 55% of Android ODMs Microsoft is now licensing more than half of all Android original device manufacturers, extracting annual license fees estimated at almost half a billion dollars. The latest licensee is Compal. In IT Blogwatch, pretty soon bloggers are talking serious money. Not to mention: An Airbus fuel pump fault ... Read More
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