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	Preston Gralla: Is Windows Phone's biggest threat Firefox, not iOS, Android, or Blackberry? Microsoft's struggle to make Windows Phone a viable smartphone operating system is about to face what may be its most serious competition -- Firefox. The new operating system could eat into one of Windows Phone's hidden weapons, the desire of carriers to find a partner to fight against the domination of iOS and Android. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Announcing exciting new server flash products You don't want to miss this live broadcast featuring extreme flash product testing! Join EMC on Tuesday, March 5 when we announce exciting new server flash products. Find out how your environment can benefit from extreme flash performance. Get real-time answers to all your product questions from our flash technology experts. In this Issue Jonny Evans: Samsung's latest Apple-inspired 'innovation': Samsung Wallet Darlene Storm: RSA 2013: 'Big data' can be security nightmare or intelligence-based security dream Matt Hamblen: LTE could cost users a bundle when video is streamed to a GM car Preston Gralla: King of hype? Nokia CEO says Windows Phone "can be the biggest operating system in the world" Preston Gralla: Microsoft, Apple, and Google agree: The federal ban against gay marriage must go Robert L. Mitchell: How Carleton chose WordPress - and sold management on open source Sharky: See, at home he doesn't have ANY tech support WHITE PAPER: Cirba Capacity Reservation System for Virtual & Cloud Environments How can a modern IT environment expect to operate effectively without having a functioning capacity reservation system? The simple answer is that it can't. Learn how to manage the demand pipeline for new workload placements in order to improve the accuracy of capacity forecasting and increase agility in response to new workload placement requests. Learn More Jonny Evans: Samsung's latest Apple-inspired 'innovation': Samsung Wallet Where Apple goes, Samsung seems to follow, and the latest news out of Mobile World Congress today does nothing to reduce this perception as the Korean firm introduces its take on Apple's iOS Passbook service, "Samsung Wallet"... Read More Darlene Storm: RSA 2013: 'Big data' can be security nightmare or intelligence-based security dream At the RSA Conference opening keynote, big data was the big topic as it can be a big security vulnerability or an intelligence-based security solution. Symantec also came out with Stuxnet 0.5 research showing that it was meant to sabotage Iran's nuclear plants via opening and shutting valves. DHS said at the conference that the USA needs a cyber 9-1-1 for companies to contact if hacked. Read More Matt Hamblen: LTE could cost users a bundle when video is streamed to a GM car "Son, do NOT load that video to this car while I'm driving!" Read More WHITE PAPER: HP 6 Solutions to Increase Datacenter Efficiencies Major technology issues that impact enterprise data centers include: cloud delivery, virtualization, volatile business application demands, sustainability, ROI and cost cutting, compliance and risk, and acquisitions and mergers. This whitepaper looks at these challenges and how data center managers can conquer them. Learn more. Preston Gralla: King of hype? Nokia CEO says Windows Phone "can be the biggest operating system in the world" Windows Phone is bumping along with a market share in the low single digits, but Nokia CEO Stephen Elop claims that Windows Phone "can be the biggest operating system in the world." If that's not the definition of chutzpah, I don't know what is. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft, Apple, and Google agree: The federal ban against gay marriage must go Microsoft, Apple, Google, and other tech giants rarely agree on anything. But they all agree on this: The Supreme Court should rule that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which for federal purposes defines marriage as only being between a man and a woman, is unconstitutional. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: How Carleton chose WordPress - and sold management on open source Management was nervous about moving to WordPress, an open source content management system,to power Carlton University's website, but the proprietary CMS wasn't keeping up. Here's how manager of web services Danny Brown closed the deal. Read More Sharky: See, at home he doesn't have ANY tech support This public library's IT group supports the library staff, but also has to assist the general public from time to time, says a pilot fish there. Read More
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