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	Wireless a catalyst for 'Internet of things' By 2020, 50 billion devices will connect to wireless networks, say some experts. But not all those devices will have human beings interacting directly with them. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Answers to Tough Questions about SaaS When it comes to Software as a Service, opportunities abound for improved and simplified IT Service Management. With solutions like BMC Remedy OnDemand, organizations can cut costs, advance ITSM and simplify upgrades. If you're considering the move to SaaS, read this list of common questions. Learn More Today! In this Issue 10 tips for turning Android into a business phone In South Park, Apple knows where you are – just like in real life Sprint still losing money despite adding 1.1M customers Apple testing iOS 5 with third-party apps You hate AUPs, but you need one for guest Wi-Fi access LTE outage irks users, dents Verizon's reputation Apple clarifies iPhone tracking practice, vows software tweaks RIM boosts calendar capabilities with Tungle buy 12 Awesome iPad Apps for Road Warriors WHITE PAPER: HP Technology Fueling the Next Phase of Storage Optimization ESG examines trends influencing the adoption of deduplication and the limitations of existing solutions and details how HP is best positioned to deliver highly efficient deduplication solutions based on its new HP StoreOnce deplication technology Read now 10 tips for turning Android into a business phone Read More In South Park, Apple knows where you are – just like in real life Steve Jobs gets the "South Park" treatment. Read More Sprint still losing money despite adding 1.1M customers Sprint added 1.1 million new wireless subscribers last quarter but the company still lost $439 million over the same period. Read More WEBCAST: Quest Software Getting Your Network out of Gridlock In the Quest Software on-demand webcast, "Getting Your Network out of Gridlock," learn to monitor your network health so you can maximize performance and minimize gridlock. Learn more. Apple testing iOS 5 with third-party apps Apple is now testing the next major release of iOS, according to evidence found in a crash report to an application developer. Read More You hate AUPs, but you need one for guest Wi-Fi access If you are a smart enterprise customer, you hate carrier "acceptable use policies" (AUPs). They have virtuous roots (avoiding liability for customer communications under the Digital Millenium Copyright Act) but have morphed into lengthy, (allegedly) non-negotiable, overly broad and one-sided "agreements" that make the customer responsible for all kinds of things for which it isn't really responsible and shield the carrier from responsibility for things for which it should be responsible. Read More LTE outage irks users, dents Verizon's reputation Verizon still hasn't disclosed the cause of the network outage that plagued LTE users this week, but at least one effect is clear: embarrassment. Read More WHITE PAPER: Splice Communications The Benefits of Outsourcing Telecom Management Choosing the right network solutions provider (NSP) will help businesses improve network reliability, service quality, operating efficiency, billing accuracy and better allocation of resources – all reducing the total cost of ownership of your network infrastructure. Many companies have realized the benefits of working with an NSP. Read now! Apple clarifies iPhone tracking practice, vows software tweaks Apple has released a statement repeating that it doesn't track or log iPhone locations, but only the locations of nearby cell towers and Wi-Fi hotspots. Two software updates will make changes, storing less data, and encrypting the phone's cache. Read More RIM boosts calendar capabilities with Tungle buy Research in Motion moved to boost its mobile devices' calendar capabilities by buying Tungle, an enterprise scheduling application developer. Read More 12 Awesome iPad Apps for Road Warriors Here are a dozen powerful apps that can keep you in business on your Apple iPad, no matter where you work. Read More
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