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• Iowa State researchers discover possible route to terahertz storage speeds

  By Jon Gold | 10 April, 2013 22:11

  A team of Iowa State University researchers, working at the Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory, recently detailed a way to use ultra-short laser pulses and special materials to switch magnetism roughly 1,000 times faster than current-generation storage devices.

• SIP trunking: The savings are there but the transition is complex

  By Tim Greene | 04 April, 2013 20:11

  The merits of SIP trunking have been talked about for years and now it looks like businesses are aggressively adopting the technology, lured by striking cost savings and the promise of new functionality that their old phone networks just couldn't support.

• Shrinking idle capacity: Corporate SIP trunks could equal T-1 links by 2015

  By Tim Greene | 28 March, 2013 21:04

  The percentage of North American companies using SIP or Session Initiation Protocol trunking and traditional T-1s will just about equalize in two years, marking a dramatic shift in technology used for external corporate communications.

• BlackBerry sells about 1 million Z10s in move to profit

  By Mikael Ricknäs | 28 March, 2013 12:12

  Research In Motion Limited, now doing business as BlackBerry, shipped about 1 million BlackBerry Z10 smartphones during its fiscal fourth quarter.

• Black Hat Europe: 10 intriguing security briefings

  By Bob Brown | 11 March, 2013 17:28

  What could possibly go wrong having a bunch of hackers hunkering down in Amsterdam this week at Black Hat Europe 2013? We're afraid to speculate, but what should go right is that they're ready to present a lineup of briefings at this annual security event that look topical and compelling.

• Can BES 10 save BlackBerry?

  By Mike Heck | 04 March, 2013 11:46

  BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES 10) unites mobile device management (MDM), security, unified communications, and application management.

• Free online course: All you ever wanted to know about SDN

  By Bob Brown | 25 February, 2013 18:05

  Georgia Tech this spring will offer a comprehensive free, 6-week online course about software-defined networking, one of the hottest topics in enterprise IT.

• How BlackBerry recreated the mobile user experience with Z10

  By John Cox | 15 February, 2013 17:13

  With the release of the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone, the company once known as Research in Motion has staked its future on an ambitious bet: that it could craft a new "mobile user experience" that would, by itself, prove a strong attraction for buyers.

• Is Android in the business world to stay?

  By Jon Gold | 02 April, 2013 11:16

  It's official, and it's been official for a while -- Android is far and away the most popular smartphone OS in America. Ever since January 2011, when the platform surpassed RIM to take the top spot for the first time in comScore's monthly market share rankings, Google's operating system has continued to grow its user base, which accounts for 52% of the market as of this January.

• Apple and Google have nothing to fear from BlackBerry 10 - but Microsoft does

  By Galen Gruman | 31 January, 2013 13:40

  Hands-on review: BlackBerry 10 is a big step up, but it's awkward to use in some key areas

• Review: RIM tries to get back in the game with sleek and fast Z10 BlackBerry

  By Michael Gartenberg | 30 January, 2013 16:24

  Touch-screen smartphone retains most of the strengths that made the platform a corporate favorite while making a player for consumers as well.

• Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 January, 2013 11:05

  'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday.

• Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 January, 2013 11:05

  'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday.

• Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 January, 2013 11:05

  'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday.

• Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 January, 2013 11:05

  'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday.

• Can new smartphones rekindle the BlackBerry fire?

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 January, 2013 11:05

  'Not dead yet' could well be the new BlackBerry marketing theme, as the world prepares to hear about two new two new BlackBerry 10 smartphones to be announced Wednesday.