AT&T lays out plan for gigabit Internet dominance, setting up Google Fiber showdown

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	Mysterious malware steals Apple credentials from jailbroken iOS devices A malware campaign of yet-to-be-determined origin is infecting jailbroken iPhones and iPads to steal Apple account credentials from SSL encrypted traffic. Read More : Akamai Technologies, Inc. Delivering Flawless User Experiences Knowledge Vault Watch this multipart video series and learn how Akamai has been leading the video revolution on the Web; how Akamai solutions are helping companies enable secure, high-performing and highly scalable user experiences on any device, anywhere. Learn More In this Issue AT&T lays out plan for gigabit Internet dominance, setting up Google Fiber showdown Super-high frequencies could one day deliver your mobile video AT&T's expanded 1 Gbps fiber rollout could go head to head with Google Where R U now? iPhone texts come to Glass Aereo court case: Consumer control over TV vs. broadcaster copyrights Google invites Glass wearers to brave LA's beaches WHITE PAPER: Symantec Website Security in Corporate America Data suggests that American companies can expect to suffer an online security breach once every four years. Yet a substantial number of companies and organizations appear unprepared yet confident. How prepared are you and your company? Find out how you rank among other IT managers testing your website's vulnerabilities. Read Now>> AT&T lays out plan for gigabit Internet dominance, setting up Google Fiber showdown The wave of next-generation Internet speeds is coming, as Google Fiber and AT&T's U-Verse with GigaPower networks lead the charge. These fiber-optic networks offer blazing data speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second; what's more users on these networks can download huge files like HD movies in a matter of seconds as opposed to the minutes it takes on traditional networks. Read More Super-high frequencies could one day deliver your mobile video Mobile operators want a way to keep urban users happy as they get more thirsty for data, and a professor in New York City thinks he's found what they're looking for. Read More AT&T's expanded 1 Gbps fiber rollout could go head to head with Google U.S. broadband giant AT&T could roll out 1Gbps fiber-optic service to up to 21 new metropolitan areas, including Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose, California, the company said Monday. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM AIIM SharePoint Industry Watch AIIM surveyed its 65,000 community members to look at how the enterprise is reacting to social aspects, why organizations are exploring social, who is for and against the adoption of social. Learn More Where R U now? iPhone texts come to Glass Google Glass-wearing, iPhone-toting techies who can't be bothered to look at their smartphones for texts can instead peer into a different screen out of the corner of their eye. Read More Aereo court case: Consumer control over TV vs. broadcaster copyrights The ability of television viewers to control and watch programs may be at stake when the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday in a copyright infringement case brought by TV networks against Aereo, a service that streams over-the-air television online. Read More Google invites Glass wearers to brave LA's beaches Users of Google Glass will get to meet and compare their techie headgear this weekend at a spot where appearance is everything. Read More
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