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The enterprise user market is an extremely valuable market to say the least, with a huge number of users and a huge number of devices representing, well, a huge amount of dollars. But a recent Good Technology report suggests Apple's primacy in the enterprise market may be threatened by an increasing number of Android device activations. When I was a kid, we didn't have cell phones or laptops (let alone iPhones and iPads). We did have one thing - outside. Capture the flag, kickball in the street and daily unnecessary childhood shenanigans with neighborhood friends were a must. Now, I hear my ten year-old cousin complain that her iPhone and iPod lost power and, without a charger, it seems her life will inevitably end. Apple's recent Q32012 financial results reveal yesterday - where the company boasted 26 million iPhone sales - has many thinking about the concept of the company's technology as being so relevant to our lives that it seems to be defining generations as a whole. Despite widespread proliferation of the Internet, there are still thousands of residents and businesses across the country that lack high-speed Internet connections. To address that issue, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced a "Connect America Fund," worth about $115 million. The issues in network security today are different than they were just two years ago with the growth of the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend that expands the enterprise's concern with managing the flux of mobile data across its network. In a debate at NetEvents Americas in Miami, FL this week, experts on network security gathered to ruminate over this topic, and hash out what businesses need to do to secure their networks. We are all familiar with the phrase "when pigs fly", but what about cows? When it comes to tracking tornadoes, scenes of the film "Twister" often come to mind. While Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton have captured the title of the ultimate storm chasers on the silver screen, they could have some competition in the real world. The TV series, "StormChasers" on Discovery follows a group of the world's top storm chasers as they track the most dangerous weather patterns in "Tornado Alley." Once again, Google finds itself the victim of its own success. Last week, it was reported that Google's Nexus 7 tablet sold out almost immediately after its release at a number of retail locations, including GameStop, Sam's Club and Staples. Now, this week, the company faces a similar dilemma.
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