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Deep Packet Inspection and WAN Optimization
Analyst believes rival and quarry were about to get tighter
$100 rebate for T-Mobile services is what Microsoft is offering those who lost data from their Sidekick phones
LCD Message Formatting
Microsoft fixes a total of 32 new holes today, including two high-profile zero-day exploits
The Battle of the Brains is the largest computing competition in the world
Expression Web's new Snapshot panel and SuperPreview features make tracking down rendering problems easier.
SMBs are ahead of larger organizations with nearly one-third deploying VoIP firewalls
GENI research network looks for virtualization, security, large network advances
E-mail and almost a million Web sites darkened by error
Add some security and you won't regret it
You know there are a lot of ways to get rid of a cellphone. You can throw it in the trash, you can give it away or you can just keep it in a box full of out of date tech gadgets. Or, you can drown it in a large glass of beer.
* Four of eight companies mentioned in AD discussions in 1999 still exist independently
* Some 11n access points available at 11g prices
AR is the technique of overlaying graphics on an image
New Exinda 8760 appliance tops out at 5 Gbps throughput
* The move could result in AT&T losing some voice revenue
What is the BPA and how can you use it?
Still no details on the cause of the outage; T-Mobile offers some users $100 credit.
Analyst sees no immediate offer for SAN vendor reportedly up for sale
Sidekick users lost data 'stored' on their devices, thanks to how the device depended on Microsoft's cloud service.
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Companies have a lot to lose
With an FTC investigation pending, another round of ties are severed between the two companies
Did Cisco's IP Telephony Group Jump the Announcement?
Microsoft will release 13 bulletins that fix 34 holes.
Better Ways to Reach Out to Android Developers
