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  • Cisco Adds to LinkSys Product Line with 802.11n E-Series

    Networking giant Cisco Systems announced the release of two 802.11n wireless routers, including the Valet family, a product line that aims to make home wireless simple and accessible for families through user-friendly design and easy set-up process. The other router line, the Linksys E-Series, is aimed at technology experts and enthusiasts. The Valet line comes…

  • Disappearing Desktop

    Disappearing Desktop Prankster replaces the mark’s desktop image with a screencap of said desktop, while removing all desktop icons. After repeatedly clicking on the screencap icons to no avail, the mark is convinced his computer is hosed. Mouse Mayhem Prankster surreptitiously plugs a wireless mouse receiver into the back of the mark’s machine. The mark…

  • Playing Nice in the Sandbox

    I spent my weekend with my seven-year-old nephew and five-year-old niece out in the “country” at a farm with plenty of kids activities. An Easter Egg hunt, time in the “Corn Bin,” a giantmaze, and a massive inflatable balloon for jumping on. I then took them out for dinner, filled them up with junk food,…

  • Security SaaS, Managed Services Grew Considerably in 2009

    A new report out yesterday by Infonetics Research showed that the security software as a service (SaaS) market surged by 70 percent in 2009, as security vendors and their customers searched for a better way to deliver and receive enterprise protection. "Strong interest in and broad availability of SaaS security offerings will help drive strong…

  • Aruba Networks Intros Secure Solution for Home Office and Small Branch Office

    Aruba Networks has introduced its new Virtual Branch Networking 2.0, designed to bring networking services to small branches and home offices by introducing a cloud element to the overall solution. “With VBN 1.0 we provided the secure connection,” said Mike Tennefoss, head of strategic marketing at Aruba. “With 2.0, we are leveraging that infrastructure to…

  • Dell Goes After HP with New Printers

    In an effort to expand deeper into the printer market, Dell has released eight new printer models that will compete against the likes of Hewlett-Packard, Xerox and Samsung. The new Dell printers offer a range of features, including touchscreen displays, and Dell plans to target specific markets with its printers, including the health care and…

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