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1. Good: Design
1. Good: Design The Amazon Kindle Fire comes with a solid design, featuring a great, black bezel and a non-slip back that ensures it won’t fall off the desk when you’re not careful. Plus, at just 0.45-inches thick, it’s nicely thin and mobile. 2. Bad: Screen Size That said, in my time with the Kindle…
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Managing Mobile Devices: Solution Providers’ Next Frontier
Workers may have been bringing their own phone and tablets onto the corporate network for some time now, but IT organizations are just beginning to address the issues and problems caused by this BYOD (bring your own device) trend. And VARs and MSPs, like the customers they serve, are looking to get their arms around…
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F5 Partners With NetApp, VMware on Virtual Machine Migration
F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV), a specialist in Application Delivery Networking, announced improved live virtual machine migration capabilities for customers leveraging NetApp unified storage and VMware virtualization solutions. The solution combines the companies technologies to help customers migrate live virtual machines between data centers without any perceivable disruption to users or applications. F5 has continued…
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VMware Cloud Foundry Is Developers’ Top Cloud Platform Pick: Survey
According to a recent Evans Data survey, VMware’s Cloud Foundry was seen as the best Platform as a Service (PAAS) cloud development platform by developers polled. In the survey, only those developers who use a particular platform were asked to rank the attributes of the platform. Cloud Foundry achieved the highest overall score, while IBM’s…
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Aruba Networks Buys Avenda Systems to Enhance Security Portfolio
Aruba Networks will buy privately held Avenda Systems to bolster its network security portfolio to help organizations protect personal devices being used in the enterprise. Aruba Networks will offer enterprises a single management console that can secure all devices being used within the enterprise and apply consistent security policies, Hitesh Sheth, chief operating officer at…
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Cisco Readies WebEx, Jabber for ‘Post-PC’ Era
Cisco Systems is looking to grow the capabilities of its collaboration offerings–including WebEx and Jabber to address the mobile trends of what company executives agree is the post-PC era. At the Cisco Collaboration Summit 2011 event in Miami Nov. 16, company officials announced enhancements to WebEx and Jabber to enable users to leverage the new…
