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	FAQ: What we don’t know about the Apple tablet Everyone expects Apple to unveil the next great thing Wednesday. Here’s what we know, or don’t, about the device. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue In this Issue Seth Weintraub: Will Apple’s tablet take some netbook market? Douglas Haider: Wi-Fi channel planning in 2.4 GHz Here comes the new cell-phone etiquette Analysis: Free Nokia GPS could hurt TomTom, Garmin Hands-on: The Jawbone Icon headset has style, a voice and an apps store Windows IQ: Learn your laptop’s power settings Other Resources Servers: Faster, Cheaper and Easier to Maintain Top 10 Actions a CIO Can Take to Prepare for a Hurricane WHITE PAPER: Dell Why Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Server 2008 R2 is designed to provide enhanced management control over resources, reduced power consumption, reduced WAN utilization and a strong Web and application platform. These are just a few of the major enhancements to WS2008 R2. Check out highlights of the top 10 reasons to upgrade. Read More Seth Weintraub: Will Apple’s tablet take some netbook market? We already know the Apple tablet has eBook reader makers scared. In just the past few days, Amazon has cut a better deal with publishers, offered up an SDK and even given their best customers an opportunity to get a free Kindle. Should netbook makers be afraid, too? Read More Douglas Haider: Wi-Fi channel planning in 2.4 GHz There are 14 channels in the 2.4 GHz spectrum. However, only 11 of these (channels 1-11) are authorized by the Federal Communications Commission for use in the United States. Channels 12, 13, and 14 are available for use in other parts of the world. Read More Here comes the new cell-phone etiquette Cell phones — and how we use them — change. In the past three years, the whole world of cell phones has evolved so much that we need some additional rules of etiquette, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More WHITE PAPER: Epicor 12 Steps to your Next ERP Solution Identify and select the best replacement ERP suite using the criteria in this whitepaper. Open unlimited business opportunities by selecting the right platform and the best ERP partner to meet your goals. Ensure your vendor has proven replacement know-how and will delivery a positive RoI. Read More! Analysis: Free Nokia GPS could hurt TomTom, Garmin Nokia’s announcement Thursday of free voice navigation for its GPS smartphones is bound to hurt some GPS competitors such as Garmin Ltd. and TomTom, analysts said. Read More Hands-on: The Jawbone Icon headset has style, a voice and an apps store Aliph’s Jawbone Icon, the latest in its series of consumer headsets, offers six styles, voice feedback, and an apps store that could make this one a winner. Read More Windows IQ: Learn your laptop’s power settings My aunt recently told me about a problem with her new laptop: Whenever she’d step away from it for more than a few minutes, she’d close the lid. Upon returning, she’d open the lid, only to be faced with a blank screen and no response from the mouse or keyboard. Read More
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