Cisco mobility bundles target BYOD, mobile virtual desktop
Cisco announced yesterday three pre-tested bundles of products and services designed to cut through the confusing complexity of enterprise mobility.
[Network World] 
Why Israel is a hotbed for flash storage innovation
Israel is where the USB flash drive was invented and where innovative companies such as Anobit and XtremIO are drawing American companies to their shores in droves to get a piece of the intellectual property pie.
[Network World]
iOS 6 spotted by developers in usage logs
Developers have discovered that users running iOS 6 have been accessing their apps.
[Network World]
Ex-Microsoft exec: 'We shouldn't have taken on Apple with Zune'
Microsoft should have "skipped media players completely" and instead produced "the coolest music service for your phones ever."
[Network World]
Apple speaks up in Siri 'false advertising' lawsuit
Apple is hoping to dismiss a set of class-action lawsuits accusing it of falsely advertising Siri. The lawsuit claims the iPhone 4S's voice activated assistant feature doesn't work as advertised.
[Network World]
HTC phones banned in US after Apple patent win
Apple has succeeded in stopping the HTC One X and Evo 4G LTE smartphones being shipped into the US, with reports emerging that the devices are being held back at customs.
[Network World]
Verizon to end unlimited data for upgraders
Verizon Wireless is planning this summer to begin forcing smartphone customers with unlimited data plans to switch to tiered plans when they upgrade, the company's chief financial officer told Wall Street analysts on Wednesday.
[CNN Money]
'Game On' for Radiology!
RADIOLOGY-BASED FACEBOOK GAME GOES VIRAL - - 2012 is the year for many innovations in Radiology, but who would have thought that a Facebook game could be one of the most popular. - - Ziltron (San Diego) have recently released a Facebook (...)
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Is Comcast violating net-neutrality rules?
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Microsoft anti-bloatware service to apply to Windows 8 PCs, too
A Microsoft in-store program that scrubs "bloatware" from Windows PCs will also be offered when Windows 8 machines reach the market later this year, a company representative said.
[ComputerWorld]
After Yahoo: Why do powerful people lie?
Why do leaders risk so much over what, in the grand scheme of things, is a small dishonesty?
[CNN Money]
Facebook IPO date has tax implications
Pay close attention to when Facebook goes public.
[CNN Money]
Should you buy Facebook?
Facebook's IPO is causing a frenzy among investors eager to get a piece of the social networking website.
[CNN Money]
The man behind the Facebook IPO
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Half of U.S. cell phones are now smartphones Smartphones are now more common than "dumb" phones. [CNN Money] Netgear Adds to Its 802.11ac Lineup Netgear's first 802.11ac router, the R6300, will go on sale next week for $200, the company announced at a news conference yesterday. Touting the benefits of the next-gen Wi-Fi standard, the company also announced two more 802.11ac products: a lower-end router and a USB adapter for (...) [Network World] Milestone for wi-fi with 'T-rays' Researchers smash a record for wireless data transmission in the terahertz band, an uncharted part of the electro-magnetic spectrum. [BBC News] Mobile roaming costs cut again From July, costs of calls and data roaming in other EU countries will fall further into line with domestic charges
Mobile phone roaming charges will fall again from July after a European parliament vote.
The cuts are the latest step towards a European commission goal of reducing the gap between (...) [The Guardian] Mobile firms attack 'early 4G' Rivals have voiced their objections to Everything Everywhere rolling out 4G mobile services before them. [BBC]
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