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More Bandwidth is Great, but the Financing has to Work
Cisco takes advantage of the powerful features in iOS 4.1 for its iPhone SSLVPN client
Directions in the first-sale doctrine
Challenger to Office 2010 also emerged at Oracle Open World
Thousands of Chinese Apple fans lined up outside one of Apple's new retail stores in order to get their hands on the iPhone 4 which went on sale Saturday morning.
Everyone has their favorite features; here are mine.
More on Oracle: Why abiding by the GPL alone isn't enough
Microsoft-Google browser war continues
Check your knowledge of CVOICE topics covered in the September 2010 videos.
Mozilla joins OIN, Fortinet and OS community kill a Patent
The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Sept. 24.
NASA Spitzer telescope spots cosmic phenomenon dubbed "coreshine”
Company looks to Microsoft, Apple, Google ISV models as a guide for market expansion
Shares of Apple this week have been on an absolute tear. Over the past few days, Apple's share price has steadily increased, reaching new all-time closing and intraday highs day after day
* FCC approves use of unused TV spectrum for unlicensed mobile access
* In addition, CounterPath and Metaswitch Networks announce a joint development and marketing agreement
* The announcement brings the concept of two-factor authentication to the masses
Ipswitch rolls out standalone version of WhatsConnected discovery tool
Software-hardware all from Oracle excludes others, like Microsoft
The FCC has issued what will hopefully be the final word on White Spaces regulations, but what's all this nonsense about Super WiFi?
Like a good organization, a dynamic portfolio of projects shows a bright future
The first Windows 7-approved mobile 3G/WiFi router is out but other tiny mobile routers are also noteworthy.
Department of Energy gets behind cybersecurity projects to protect national electric grid
