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	T-Mobile to sell iPhone 5 amid new no-contract plans Amid an array of industry innovations announced today, T-Mobile USA said it will sell the iPhone 5 starting April 12 for $579, with the option of paying $99 down and $20 a month for 24 months. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aruba Networks MDM Reimagined. BYOD Solved. Join Aruba CEO, Dominic Orr, and CTO Keerti Melkote, for a look at how Aruba Networks is reimagining MDM to definitively answer your BYOD challenges. Learn how to roll-out BYOD faster, with stronger security, and without having to integrate multiple vendors. Register now for Launch Event—April 10, at 10 am PDT. In this Issue FCC chairman to resign Citrix outfits NetScaler with troubleshooting tools Oracle buying Tekelec for network signaling software Cisco inadvertently weakens password encryption in its IOS operating system Google Fiber to expand service beyond Kansas City Low latency drives HK data center services for financials Puppet or Chef: The configuration management dilemma INSIDER Storage administrators demand simplicity Intel hopes to trump cable TV packages with new set-top box BlueAnt Commute impresses with consistent call quality RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Mobiquity Inc. Webinar: Stop Showrooming and Start Selling with Mobile Mobile technology is revolutionizing the retail experience for brands and shoppers. You can either embrace mobile and win, or stick your head in the sand and lose business to online merchants and competitors. Mobiquity can make you a winner. In this webinar, learn how retailer Alex and Ani used a mobile point-of-sale system to enhance customer experience and increase revenue over 300%. Other mobile solutions we'll be discussing include kiosks, virtual shopping walls and spot retail. FCC chairman to resign U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski announced Friday he will soon step down, following months of rumors that he would resign early this year. Read More Citrix outfits NetScaler with troubleshooting tools Citrix has released new software to help users of its NetScaler Application Delivery Controller more easily troubleshoot application performance problems in complex network and data center environments. Read More Oracle buying Tekelec for network signaling software Oracle is filling out its product stack for communications with the acquisition of Tekelec, which provides network signaling, policy control and subscriber data management software for mobile data networks. Terms of the deal, which is expected to close in the first half of this year, were not disclosed. Read More Cisco inadvertently weakens password encryption in its IOS operating system The password encryption algorithm used in some recent versions of the Cisco IOS operating system is weaker than the algorithm it was designed to replace, Cisco revealed earlier this week. Read More Google Fiber to expand service beyond Kansas City Google is expanding its Google Fiber project in Kansas to Olathe, the fifth largest city in the state. Read More WEBCAST: Workday The Mobile Enterprise Today's mobile enterprise requires important data anywhere, anytime. And with mobile enterprise applications, IT needs to offer simple, easy-to-use apps that employees will embrace – without compromising security. View Now Low latency drives HK data center services for financials The ability to trade securities at nanosecond speeds has become a reality. Read More Puppet or Chef: The configuration management dilemma Puppet is model-driven, Ruby is procedural, and both are large, messy, open source ecosystems plagued with pitfalls Read More INSIDER Storage administrators demand simplicity IT staffers at all levels are now tasked with managing data storage. They demand simplicity (but want power, too). Insider (registration required) Read More Intel hopes to trump cable TV packages with new set-top box Intel aims to deliver more targeted packages of TV and Internet content at different price points through its upcoming TV set-top box, which will better address user needs than bundles offered by cable TV and satellite companies. Read More BlueAnt Commute impresses with consistent call quality The $99 BlueAnt Commute speakerphone, much like its cousins, the S4 and the S3, houses the devices controls along a flat surface. Almost all car units I've tested sport physical buttons----and the larger, the better, in my book as it makes using them while driving all the more safe. Read More
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