4G: The new enterprise network

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	INSIDER 4G: The new enterprise network Adding 4G infrastructure has its own pain points, including getting coverage everywhere you need it. Three early adopters share their experiences and lessons learned. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Monetize Big Data Thru Analytics-Learn How. Data+ Conference Data+ is the world's most authoritative conference on analyzing, predicting and monetizing big data. Learn how to build a data strategy for secure, accessible information for data visualization and reporting; integrate Hadoop, Cassandra, MapReduce, Hive, Hbase and other technologies into the enterprise; and more! Register now. In this Issue The NSA collected data on tens of thousands of Americans Microsoft turns Scroogled into 'Schoolgled' in new anti-Google attack ad NASA revives mothballed spacecraft to be asteroid hunter HP reassigns enterprise chief as Q3 sales drop Manning attorney vows to fight on, urges Obama to issue pardon Lost in space (nearly)! Astronaut describes almost drowning on spacewalk Canonical misses smartphone crowdfunding goal by $19 million Poison Ivy, used in RSA SecurID attack, still popular China's Baidu calls app stores flawed, focuses on Web apps Tumblr issue causes incorrect posts to appear on users' blogs Jean-Loup Richet: 451 unavailable Barbara Krasnoff: Making a Moto X? Be careful of your color choices. WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware   The Cloud: Why the Hybrid Cloud May Be Best A combination of the public and private cloud, the hybrid cloud fits the needs of a broad range of enterprises. View Now! The NSA collected data on tens of thousands of Americans Newly declassified documents released by the Obama administration show that the National Security Agency collected phone and Internet data on tens of thousands of Americans. Read More   Microsoft turns Scroogled into 'Schoolgled' in new anti-Google attack ad Microsoft stepped up the pace of its "Scroogled" attack ads, launching a new one just 12 days after the last. Read More   NASA revives mothballed spacecraft to be asteroid hunter NASA is bringing a retired spacecraft back to life to search for potentially dangerous near-Earth objects. Read More   HP reassigns enterprise chief as Q3 sales drop Hewlett-Packard reassigned Enterprise Group chief Dave Donatelli on Wednesday as it reported an 8% decline in revenue for its fiscal third quarter, saying all of its major divisions except software brought in less money than a year earlier. Read More   Manning attorney vows to fight on, urges Obama to issue pardon Former Army Pfc. Bradley Manning may have been handed a 35-year prison sentence for leaking classified documents, but "his fight is not over" and he could be free much sooner, according to Manning attorney David Coombs. Read More   Lost in space (nearly)! Astronaut describes almost drowning on spacewalk An Italian astronaut who nearly drowned during a July 16 spacewalk outside the International Space Station has used his blog to describe the terrifying ordeal. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Getting Ahead Managing VoIP and Videoconferencing Can the move to UC be just another simple technology transition? End users expect these technologies to look, act and behave just as their non-IP predecessors. But for IT teams it brings very real, new requirements. Learn VoIP and video success strategies from Jim Frey, an Enterprise Management Associates analyst. Learn more. Canonical misses smartphone crowdfunding goal by $19 million Canonical raised only $12.8 million of the $32 million it wanted for the production of the Ubuntu-based Edge smartphone. Read More   Poison Ivy, used in RSA SecurID attack, still popular   A malicious software tool perhaps most famously used to hack RSA's SecurID infrastructure is still being used in targeted attacks, according to security vendor FireEye. Read More   China's Baidu calls app stores flawed, focuses on Web apps Calling app stores flawed, Chinese search giant Baidu wants to directly integrate third-party apps into its mobile services in order to do away with product installs, and streamline the user experience. Read More   Tumblr issue causes incorrect posts to appear on users' blogs Tumblr is working to resolve an issue causing seemingly random content to be posted to people's blogs that they didn't put there themselves, with pornography showing up in some instances. Read More   Jean-Loup Richet: 451 unavailable In response to British Prime Minister David Cameron's plans to introduce compulsory porn filters, which would mean every household in the UK would have to actively opt-in to be able to access pornography, the UK-based Open Rights Group is encouraging ISPs to use a 451 error code to inform users that content has been blocked for legal reasons. Read More   Barbara Krasnoff: Making a Moto X? Be careful of your color choices. While it's a nice idea to allow buyers to design their own phones -- and while I think that the Moto X may be one of the better, if not the best, consumer phones out there right now -- the process still has a couple of kinks to be ironed out. Read More
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