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iOS surpasses Android in BYOD enterprise usage, study says
Consumerisation trends in the enterprise shifted dramatically in the first quarter of 2012, with mobile devices running Apple's iOS operating system showing more activity in the workplace than those running Google's Android, as well as end users migrating from Facebook and to Twitter.
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Avaya joins crowded BYOD, MDM field with Identity Engines 8.0
This whole bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and MDM field is red hot. In the past two weeks, including this week at Interop, Cisco, HP, Juniper, Enterasys and now Avaya have launched products and professional services targeted at workplaces grappling with the growing BYOD phenomenon.
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US research lab open sources host-based cyber sensor project
An American Department of Energy lab is taking research done to develop a host-based security sensor and open sourcing the software to encourage community feedback and participation.
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Lightweight Gigabit Ethernet cables offered for car networking
Ethernet has gained speed many times, and now it may be about to lose weight.
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Akamai takes aim at mobile content for data centre acceleration
Akamai Technologies is extending the reach of its data acceleration services to better address mobile Internet use and the delivery of content from within an enterprise data center to employees or partners in the field.
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Linux creator Linus Torvalds blasts OpenSUSE security developers
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has posted a vitriolic rant on Google+ hammering the developers of OpenSUSE for "mentally diseased" security measures.
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Nokia Siemens hopes data use growth can aid recovery
Nokia Siemens Networks CEO Rajeev Suri believes that by 2020 the average wireless network user will generate 1GB of data traffic on wireless networks every day, and this will require networks 10 times as fast.
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Aruba launches corporate mobile device management tools
New software from Aruba Networks lets IT groups secure and manage the influx of employee-owned devices to the corporate network.
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Softbank to launch 76Mbps mobile data service in Japan
Softbank, Japan's third-largest mobile carrier, announced yesterday it will launch a new high-speed service this week, with a portable Wi-Fi router that will support download speeds of up to 76Mbps.
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NewNet pushing WiMax, using Motorola's former WiMax division
Motorola's former WiMax business unit set up shop under new owner NewNet Communications Technologies on Tuesday, diving into the next chapter of a technology that has been largely crowded out by LTE.




