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	Feds again say LightSquared interferes with GPS A second round of tests on LightSquared's proposed land-based mobile data network again showed interference with a majority of GPS devices, except for cellphones, two U.S. federal departments said Wednesday. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?     Using VMware NIC Teaming?     Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)     Get this essential FREE white paper now     11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff Click to continue In this Issue Josh Stephens: Managing the influx of wireless devices around the holidays Comcast expands IPv6 services into four more states IT Blogwatch: Carrier IQ humbled, grilled by Feds Paychecks, .xxx, and domain name woes highlight House hearing VDI shoot-out: VMware View 5 VDI shoot-out: Citrix XenDesktop 5.5 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Google Apps for business Consider this before you set your 2012 IT strategy A communication and collaboration solution that's easy to deploy and maintain. A productivity solution that meets your needs now and automatically gets better over time—built with security in mind. A simple licensing model that is cost-effective and predictable. Google Apps offers simple, powerful tools for any business. Start the conversation. Josh Stephens: Managing the influx of wireless devices around the holidays At home you have a little more control over whether or not to allow guests and their new, Random Array of Personal Wireless Devices (RAPWD - yeah, I just made that up) to access your 802.11 network. Personally, when I'm visiting someone and they won't allow me to access their wireless network I consider it on par with not allowing me to access their bathroom.   Read More Comcast expands IPv6 services into four more states Comcast continues to extend its leadership role in the adoption of next-generation Internet services with the news that it has expanded its production IPv6 deployment into four more states — Illinois, Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey — over the past six weeks. Read More IT Blogwatch: Carrier IQ humbled, grilled by Feds Carrier IQ has been interviewed by the FCC and FTC in the ongoing row over smartphone privacy (or lack of it). The company says it wishes it could turn back time and handle things differently. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers scoff and mock. Not to mention: A is for Aardvark...   Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Disk v. Tape: A Look at Backup Trends in Government The U.S. Government has been the largest user of tape-based backup systems since the 1970s. Most agencies have begun to deploy disk storage and disk-based backup because of reliability and security concerns. Read more Paychecks, .xxx, and domain name woes highlight House hearing ICANN's plans to roll out a slew of new top-level domain names next year, including the .xxx domain, were the subject of House subcommittee hearing Wednesday. Read More VDI shoot-out: VMware View 5 VMware View taps the world's best virtualization platform and PCoIP improvements for highly scalable desktop virtualization Read More VDI shoot-out: Citrix XenDesktop 5.5 Citrix XenDesktop shines with unmatched flexibility and all the desktop virtualization bells and whistles Read More
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