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	FCC extends mobile roaming rules to data The FCC has adopted an order that extends 30-year-old mobile voice roaming rules to users' data connections. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain How to Measure ROI for PC Online Backup Build a compelling business case for deploying online data protection services rather than continuing current methods of backup and recovery - or implementing other onsite alternatives. This paper includes a checklist of cost categories for comparing current methods of savings for adopting an online data protection service. Read Now In this Issue 10 Free Sports Apps for Android and iPhone Google's Andy Rubin tells Android critics to chill Clorox cleans out BlackBerrys in favor of iPhones, Android devices 2010 was the year of Android, ABI Research shows To top iPhone sales, Microsoft must aim low 11 geekiest musical artists of all time Mobile payment pilot coming to Salt Lake in 2012 Microsoft, Toyota to build telematics service Google goes GrooveShark hunting, removes music app from Android Market Apple rules the tablet market because Toys 'R Us can sell the iPad WHITE PAPER: Dell Shelter from the Storm: Data Security for SMBs Small and midsize businesses must deploy cost-effective strategies to improve security and minimize the impact of data breaches. The resources in this Data Security KnowledgeVault will help guide you through six vital steps to get out of reactive mode and build a foundation for a multilayered approach to data security. Learn more. 10 Free Sports Apps for Android and iPhone Calling all sports fans: Check out these 10 great apps for Google Android and Apple iPhone that will keep you up to date on your favorite sport or team while on the go. And save your spending money for the ballpark. Read More Google's Andy Rubin tells Android critics to chill Android pioneer Andy Rubin has a message from developers carping about Android fragmentation: You all need to calm down. Read More Clorox cleans out BlackBerrys in favor of iPhones, Android devices While IT managers are finding it nearly impossible to say no to employees who want to use smartphones and tablets in the workplace, they're also faced with securing the devices, which often means locking applications down and monitoring them through a company server. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA The 2010 Handbook of Application Delivery Now is the time for application delivery 2.0. From virtualization to cloud computing, ensuring application performance has become more complicated. This comprehensive handbook provides a state-of-the-market report on best practices to address the new application delivery challenges. Read Now 2010 was the year of Android, ABI Research shows ABI Research unloaded a trove of data on the smartphone market during a webinar today that highlighted Android's dramatic rise over the past year. Read More To top iPhone sales, Microsoft must aim low Microsoft can top iPhone sales, as long as it keeps the price low. Read More 11 geekiest musical artists of all time Artists who were able to keep their geekiness intact after gaining a following, ranging in music style from hip-hop to experimental folk. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sophos Protecting personally identifiable information This white paper examines the challenges organizations face and the steps they can take to protect themselves and their customers against data breaches and ensure the safety of this sensitive information. Read more Mobile payment pilot coming to Salt Lake in 2012 Isis, a joint venture of three U.S. wireless carriers, plans to test smartphone-based mobile wallet technology in Salt Lake City next year. Read More Microsoft, Toyota to build telematics service Microsoft and Toyota plan to use Windows Azure, the software giant's cloud offering, to build a telematics service that will initially serve people who have the car maker's electric and plug-in hybrid cars. Read More Google goes GrooveShark hunting, removes music app from Android Market Google this week booted the GrooveShark music streaming app from its Android Market, following in the footsteps of Apple, which last summer gave the self-described "World's Music Library" similar treatment on iTunes. Read More Apple rules the tablet market because Toys 'R Us can sell the iPad If an online report is correct, Apple is about to confirm in a striking way the new direction for high tech products: selling them as, essentially, toys. And "toy" means something specific in this context: it's something that you don't need to be trained or educated or expert to use. You simply pick it up and...play. Read More
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