Mobile users prefer Wi-Fi over cellular for lower cost, speed, reliability

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	Mobile users prefer Wi-Fi over cellular for lower cost, speed, reliability Smartphone and tablet users prefer using Wi-Fi over cellular connections, and consider Wi-Fi cheaper, faster, easier to use, more reliable and, even, slightly more secure than cellular. Read More WEBCAST: Box Mobilizing Your Collaboration Strategy Learn how you can leverage the cloud to ensure users can simply collaborate and share content regardless of their device or location. View now! In this Issue Aruba tweaks Wi-Fi software to optimize mobile client links In America's Cup, Oracle Team USA looks for high tech advantage T-Mobile USA to offer unlimited HSPA+ data from Sept. 5 WHITE PAPER: Compuware Overcome Limitations of Traditional APM Discover a 3rd generation approach that proactively prevents performance, scalability and stability issues from ever reaching production in the first place. Learn More. Aruba tweaks Wi-Fi software to optimize mobile client links Aruba Networks has released the latest version of its WLAN system software, with several changes designed to optimize throughput even as the wireless network is flooded with mobile clients. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Myths and Realities of Cloud This Knowledge Vault lays out just what the myths and realities of cloud are today while offering practical advice on selecting a dedicated cloud partner. Learn More In America's Cup, Oracle Team USA looks for high tech advantage Forget the fastest sail boat; next year's America's Cup could come down to who has the fastest computer. Read More T-Mobile USA to offer unlimited HSPA+ data from Sept. 5 T-Mobile USA is offering from Sept. 5 what it has dubbed as its Unlimited Nationwide 4G data plan, which features no data caps or speed limits, the operator said on Tuesday. Read More
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