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	JR Raphael: Amazon's Kindle Fire HDX and Android: Some important perspective Amazon's new Kindle Fire HDX tablets are impressive-sounding products, but they have some significant limitations compared to regular Android devices. Read More   WEBCAST: Citrix Online Detecting and Dealing with Toxic Teams Join Paul Glen, CEO and author of Leading Geeks, on Thursday September 26 at 10AM PDT/ 1 PM EDT. as he explains the 5 warning signs that indicate you have a toxic team and how to restore your team to 100% health. Learn big solutions for big problems! View now In this Issue Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers Sharon Gaudin: 15% of Americans say they don't need no stinking Internet Preston Gralla: Usability tests call Windows Phone 8 'oppressive,' 'forbidding,' 'challenging to use' Darlene Storm: FDA will regulate mobile apps that turn smartphones into medical devices Sharon Gaudin: Update: NASA astronaut among 3 launched to space station today Barbara Krasnoff: Jabra Supreme UC: A headset for both smartphones and Skype Sharky: Who am I this time? WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   9 Cloud Myths Debunked What's preventing your organization from enhancing its communications and collaboration capabilities? Private, public and hybrid cloud approaches can have a dramatic impact on improved efficiency, agility, and support for business growth. View Now Jonny Evans: A simple guide for Android to iPhone/iOS switchers Apple continues to woo customers across from Android. For the thousands who just purchased an iPhone who used to use an Android device here's an essential guide to help you migrate your digital lives. Read More   Sharon Gaudin: 15% of Americans say they don't need no stinking Internet A Pew study shows that 15% of adult Americans don't use the Internet or email. What? Read More   Preston Gralla: Usability tests call Windows Phone 8 'oppressive,' 'forbidding,' 'challenging to use'   Windows Phone is far harder to use than competing smartphone operating systems, with a sometimes "oppressive" and "forbidding" interface, says a recent usability shoot-out done by a consulting firm. Is the report accurate, or are the testers completely off base? Read More   WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL Anatomy Of A CyberAttack As the severity of cyber-attacks continues to grow, it pays to know the strategies cyber-criminals use to attack your network, the types of malware they favor and the tools you need to stop them. Read our new e-book "The Anatomy of a Cyber-Attack" to learn the latest strategies cyber-criminals are using. Read Now Darlene Storm: FDA will regulate mobile apps that turn smartphones into medical devices The FDA will regulate mobile medical apps that can turn smartphones into a medical device. Although it hasn't yet received FDA approval, researchers have come up with implantable medical device security that combines touch-to-access with a heartbeat password. Read More   Sharon Gaudin: Update: NASA astronaut among 3 launched to space station today NASA astronaut and 3 cosmonauts liftoff today for the International Space Station. Read More   Barbara Krasnoff: Jabra Supreme UC: A headset for both smartphones and Skype It's becoming more and more useful to have a "hands-off" headset for use with your smartphone -- and with your Internet-based phone system (such as Skype). The Jabra Supreme UC can handle both tasks at once. Read More   Sharky: Who am I this time? This company's network logins are firstname_lastname, but e-mail addresses are firstname.lastname@ourcompany.com -- and the situation is getting more confusing as new systems are added. Read More
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