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EFF and Seer Systems read Patent and Trademark Office decision differently
Read all about the experience happening live at the Microsoft Lync Launch event in New York City with special guest Bill Gates led by Microsoft Corporate Vice President and head of the Microsoft Business division, Chris Capossela and Vice President,
* The Mitel Freedom architectural approach provides UC features to the user's choice of mobile devices regardless of location
* Pilot group suggests replacing overly revealing body scan with biometric identity system
* Mobile operators tackle device- and network-agnostic mobility issues
* Orion NPM 10.1 includes support for Cisco UCS plus end-to-end service views
Advisory notes holes in Linux- and VxWorks-based products
The rumors are true – and unified networking continues to increase in importance. Don’t count the WLAN guys not selling switches and routers out yet, though.
Infonetics router figures show gains, especially in edge
Count us among the winners in second annual Digital Azbee competition
NASA’s EPOXI mission to Hartley 2 finding new comet information
Windows or Linux? Tokyo HPC chief lets users decide
One HP Security Pro thinks open source eMed apps are an accident waiting to happen
US District court eJuror system rollout nearly complete
Most change control processes are completely ineffectual.
Don't blink, because Near Field Communications (NFC) might soon become a household term before you know it.
Updated again: There’s much less to this Yahoo story than it would appear
Start serving apples and vegetables at your next open source event
Microsoft says Lync is less costly than Cisco’s UC approach
Late last week, Twitter announced a new partnership with Apple whereby the social messaging service will be integrated with Ping, Apple's foray into social networking for music.
Colorado justices play legal Twister to overturn conviction
Latest in string of acquisitions cements Black Duck as leading open source company
Network World is on a mission, and the operative word is "free."
Microsoft lines up HP, Polycom, Logitech and others to support its next-generation IP PBX
Telco giant sees Microsoft platform delivered on its network
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