Lack of home Internet access a problem for millions of students

	Phil Johnson: Students hurt by the digital divide
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	February 05, 2013 Read about why kids in the U.S. without high speed Internet access at home are at a disadvantage, learn 9 browser shortcuts to help you ditch your mouse and why the new Carbon Android Twitter app puts Twitter to shame 10. Phil Johnson: Students hurt by the digital divide 9. HP ships Chromebook, looks beyond Windows laptops 8. Nancy Gohring: Piston CEO: loads of companies are switching from public to private clouds 7. Microsoft issues tools to block IE10 upgrades on Windows 7 6. Kevin Purdy: Carbon's Android Twitter app puts shame in Twitter's game WEBCAST: IBM The Next Evolution in Blade Architecture View this webcast to find out how IBM Flex System allows you to build your own system to meet your IT requirements with a set of no-compromise components including compute, storage, networking & systems management. Register Now 5. Melanie Pinola: 9 browser shortcuts everyone should know 4. Fedora, openSUSE ditch MySQL, in a major database shake-up 3. Sandra Henry-StockerCounting processors on your Linux box 2. Oracle rushes out another Java update, fixing 50 vulnerabilities 1. Eric Bloom: Moving from programming to something else, anything else WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Realizing ROI with Application-Aware Network Performance Major IT developments such as virtualization, cloud initiatives, and the explosion of content and big data pose significant challenges for WAN and LAN performance, reliability, and flexibility. Learn more. Most Popular Spotify isn't music to their ears in the House of Representatives How to pick a CPU when buying servers Email attack exploits vulnerability in Yahoo site to hijack accounts Oracle to buy network equipment maker Acme Packet for $1.7 billion How BYOD saved VMware $2 million   WEBCAST: IBM Elastic Caching for a Smarter Planet Live Date & Time: January 30, 2013 at 12:00 pm ET Social Media, mobile devices and new innovative infrastructures mean that more data is being used to serve end-users more than ever before. Enterprise customers must act quickly on data stored across their enterprise. Register Now
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