Which mobile data provider is best? (And will you make a switch?)

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	Which mobile data provider is best? (And will you make a switch?) Computerworld readers rate AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon on data connection speed, reliability, customer service and more. Find out which carrier gets the most cheers — and which the most jeers — from our 2014 survey respondents. Read More   In this Issue INSIDER DNS tips and tricks How not to waste your money on the second wave of 802.11ac wireless gear DNS hijacking flaw affects D-Link DSL router, possibly other devices Our bullet-proof LAN failed; here's what we learned Google wants to become a mobile carrier Google Fiber expanding to Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Raleigh-Durham Apple updates Yosemite, again claims to fix Macs' Wi-Fi flops Cisco's evolving software, cloud strategy will hinge on hardware 8 Wi-Fi mistakes to avoid This 1915 conference call made history Wi-Fi growth set to drive sales of new Ethernet speeds The first place to tackle SDN? In the WAN Big visions for 5G before the FCC WHITE PAPER: 3M Corporation   Get Started on Your Privacy Policy Checklist Read about three fundamental areas of privacy: education your organization's workforce about the issues of visual hacking, creating specific policies for employees to follow, and providing solutions to prevent possible problems Learn More   INSIDER DNS tips and tricks From testing server speeds to blocking access to unwanted domains, here are some tips for tweaking DNS settings to boost the speed and efficiency of your network. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More     How not to waste your money on the second wave of 802.11ac wireless gear The best way to avoid wasting your money on wave 2 of 802.11ac access points is to not buy them right away, and the second-best is to not overreact to their presence on your network. Read More   DNS hijacking flaw affects D-Link DSL router, possibly other devices A vulnerability found in a DSL router model from D-Link allows remote hackers to change its DNS settings and hijack users' traffic. Read More   Our bullet-proof LAN failed; here's what we learned   Three risks and three remedies to help ensure this doesn't happen to you. Read More   Google wants to become a mobile carrier Google has laid the groundwork for its own cellular service by buying capacity on the networks of Sprint and T-Mobile USA. Read More   Google Fiber expanding to Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Raleigh-Durham Google Fiber is coming to the metro areas of Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham, N.C. Read More   WEBCAST: RSA Preventing Data Breaches with Data Access Governance Discover how a real-life data access scenario is solved. Learn how to gain a clear picture of who has access to your data and avoid the risk of a data breach. Learn More>> Apple updates Yosemite, again claims to fix Macs' Wi-Fi flops Apple today released OS X Yosemite 10.10.2, hoping again to improve -- or in cases simply enable -- Wi-Fi on Macs that have suffered connectivity issues since October. Read More   Cisco's evolving software, cloud strategy will hinge on hardware A new licensing strategy will use installed hardware base as the "real estate" on which to build. Read More   8 Wi-Fi mistakes to avoid Wi-Fi is great when it works right -- and when it's secure. Although setting up Wi-Fi can seem straightforward, there are many complexities. Read More   This 1915 conference call made history The first commercial transcontinental phone line opened on Jan. 25, 1915 with a call from New York to San Francisco. Read More   Wi-Fi growth set to drive sales of new Ethernet speeds Growing demand for faster enterprise wireless LANs is expected to drive sales of Wi-Fi gear and a new type of Ethernet for connecting next-generation access points. Read More   The first place to tackle SDN? In the WAN Michael Elmore of Cigna argues that the best initial use case for SDN is in the wide area network. Read More   Big visions for 5G before the FCC Drones, robots, high-altitude balloons and low-altitude satellites are all envisioned to provide fifth-generation (5G) wireless connections as early as 2020, according to recent FCC filings from 55 companies, including Google, Samsung, Intel and Qualcomm. Read More
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