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	Microsoft can 'start printing money' as soon as it launches Office for iOS Microsoft will reap a windfall of revenue as soon as it introduces versions of its Office productivity suite for iOS and Android, but that window of opportunity is quickly closing, an analyst said today. Read More WEBCAST: Workday CIOs in the Cloud As cloud computing infiltrates the enterprise and transforms the business, the CIO's role is also experiencing a transformation. This webcast focuses on how cloud trends arechanging the CIO mindset and how cloud SaaS fosters a cost-effective, productive, and efficient enterprise. View Now In this Issue 'Andyhave3cats' is a better password than 'Shehave3cats' Oracle's Java security head: We will 'fix Java,' communicate better FCC moves to streamline wireless buildout New server can be parachuted into extreme environments Senate to probe failed Air Force ERP software project USITC to investigate Samsung patent complaint against Ericsson Video: BlackBerry 10 a "make or break" for RIM, says analyst AT&T to buy Verizon spectrum for $1.9B Former Anonymous members jailed in U.K. for PayPal, Visa DDoS attacks After selling Linksys, Cisco aims to reach consumers through carriers Mobile apps are a priority in search of a leader JR Raphael: Unlock Chrome for Android's new power-user features Jonny Evans: Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth Preston Gralla: Microsoft earnings report show the future of the company: Enterprises first, consumers last RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Manage your data, not your storage At EMC Isilon, our mission is to enable customers to turn big data into unprecedented opportunity. 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Read More FCC moves to streamline wireless buildout The Federal Communications Commission announced plans Friday to help streamline wireless broadband buildout in the U.S., including clarification of a provision requiring local review of modifications to cell towers. Read More New server can be parachuted into extreme environments A rugged server from NCS Technologies introduced on Friday can withstand drops, will work in extreme temperatures and can be deployed via parachute into crisis areas or war zones if needed. Read More Senate to probe failed Air Force ERP software project The Senate Armed Services Committee plans to investigate what happened with a massive, failed U.S. Air Force ERP (enterprise resource planning) project, amid a rising tide of calls for action on Capitol Hill to reduce wasteful IT spending. Read More USITC to investigate Samsung patent complaint against Ericsson The U.S. International Trade Commission has voted to investigate whether Ericsson has infringed Samsung Electronics patents related to wireless communication equipment, the agency said Friday. Read More Video: BlackBerry 10 a "make or break" for RIM, says analyst Research in Motion's BlackBerry 10 launches in New York January 30 and we caught up with IDC and Forrester analysts to get their take on the OS and whether it will be the savior that the company needs. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com Boost Response Capacity with Service Cloud NJ TRANSIT wanted to increase productivity and effectiveness of its customer service operations. They selected the Service Cloud and the Force.com because of its powerful customization capabilities and anywhere access. They saw faster responses and improved handling of customer inquiries by 500%! Read Now! AT&T to buy Verizon spectrum for $1.9B AT&T will buy mobile spectrum in the 700MHz band from Verizon Communications for $1.9 billion, AT&T said Friday. Read More Former Anonymous members jailed in U.K. for PayPal, Visa DDoS attacks Three men were sentenced Thursday in the U.K. for their roles in a series of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks launched against financial and music industry organizations in 2010 by the Anonymous hacktivist collective. Read More After selling Linksys, Cisco aims to reach consumers through carriers Cisco Systems' sale of its home networking business to Belkin International marks the end of a 10-year odyssey through the world of consumer products, but the company plans to keep reaching consumers through their carriers and cable companies. Read More Mobile apps are a priority in search of a leader Traditional IT vendors aren't leading with software, and businesses aren't hiring mobile leaders, according an Appcelerator survey Read More JR Raphael: Unlock Chrome for Android's new power-user features Google's Chrome for Android has a new set of power-user tools just waiting to be found. Ready to unlock your browser's full potential? Read More Jonny Evans: Apple advantage: As smartphones become commodity, software and services will drive growth The price-led division in the smartphone market between best-in-breed iPhones and top-end Android devices is clear on reading the sundry market analyses breaking across the ether this day, but the focus seems set to change from device capability to software and services over near-broadband speed LTE networks across the next 12-18 months. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft earnings report show the future of the company: Enterprises first, consumers last If you want to see Microsoft's future, take a look at its just-released earnings report. It shows a company increasingly reliant on selling to enterprises, and less tied to more fickle consumers. Read More
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