Finally! Apple unlocks iPhone 4, no 3G for T-Mobile USA

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	IT Blogwatch: Finally! Apple unlocks iPhone 4, no 3G for T-Mobile USA Apple (AAPL) is, at last, selling officially-unlocked iPhone 4 units in the USA. But it's not as wonderful as it sounds: yes, you'll be able to use it on T-Mobile; but no, it won't work on that carrier's 3G bands. And it's fiendishly expensive on AT&T. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers scratch their heads and wonder why Apple bothered. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue Cisco faces second suit over China actions 3D conferencing hits the enterprise Google's fast Web protocol gains a little speed Darlene Storm: Facebook spy vs. spy double-sting custody battle American to offer Galaxy Tab 10.1 to premium class passengers Privacy groups push for U.S. Facebook probe Survey finds many disappointed in virtualization, cloud computing Using deep buffers to avoid traffic spikes in the data center WHITE PAPER: Diskeeper Corporation Best Practices for Data Performance on Storage Area Networks Because SANs work at a storage layer underneath the operating system's file system, SAN is unaware of file fragmentation and uable to solve this issue. Performance suffers. This white paper details in clear terms how, where and why Diskeeper data performance technology should be used to ensure maximum SAN performance and optimum data response time. Learn more. Cisco faces second suit over China actions Cisco is now facing a second lawsuit alleging that the company's technology and training aided in identifying and monitoring Chinese dissidents. Read More 3D conferencing hits the enterprise Immersive virtual environments - such as Second Life and some enterprise-friendly alternatives - have traditionally required users to download special software and learn a difficult user interface. Read More Google's fast Web protocol gains a little speed Google's SPDY protocol makes 10% to 20% faster Web downloads, says Strangeloop. Read More Darlene Storm: Facebook spy vs. spy double-sting custody battle A woman pretended to be a 17-year-old girl on Facebook to collect incriminating e-dirt evidence on her ex-husband. The FBI arrested her ex, but he then proved it was a reverse sting and he was a master of online intrigue. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies CIOs Feel the Pressure to Optimize the Online Experience In this exclusive survey, CIOs weigh in on the business impact of application performance. This white paper presents the survey results and offers guidance on building a business case to optimize the customer experience with consistently excellent application performance. Learn More American to offer Galaxy Tab 10.1 to premium class passengers American Airlines will deploy 6,000 new Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets onboard some of its international and transcontinental flights in business and first class later this year. Read More Privacy groups push for U.S. Facebook probe Several privacy groups are asking U.S. regulators to force Facebook to halt plans for its facial recognition service. Read More Survey finds many disappointed in virtualization, cloud computing Too often, organizations aren't getting as much out of virtualization and hybrid cloud computing as they first thought they would, according to a Symantec survey of 3,700 information technology managers in 35 countries that was published today. Read More Using deep buffers to avoid traffic spikes in the data center Server virtualization is dramatically increasing the number of applications supported in each rack which can result in traffic spikes that overwhelm traditional top-of-rack (ToR) switches, causing dropped packets and processing delays. But a new generation of ToR switches addresses the potential for spikes by incorporating much larger packet buffers. Read More
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