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    Published on 10-29-2012 09:48 AM  Number of Views: 349 


    China Unicom has replaced Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ.CSCO) in one of the country's most important backbone networks, citing security reasons, the 21st Century Business Herald reported.

    The replacement project targets "China169," Cisco's backbone network router of Wuxi node, in Jiangsu province. Analysts indicated that the product vulnerability and back door problems are the main worries of China Unicom.

    I see this as another power play from China to American based companies.
    Published on 10-23-2012 05:29 PM  Number of Views: 335 

    Apple announced the new iPad mini today, the device features a 7.9-inch display with a resolution of 1024x768 pixels, measures just 7.2 millimeters thin and weighs 0.68 pounds.



    check it out on Apple's website.
    by Published on 07-30-2012 02:33 PM  Number of Views: 1286 

    Here is a video on what a network security audit typically entails.

    by Published on 07-11-2012 10:44 AM  Number of Views: 1718 

    Here is a video on how to study for Cisco's CCNA Exam

    by Published on 06-25-2012 09:30 PM  Number of Views: 990 

    Here is a video on how to configure a Cisco router as an NTP client.



    by Published on 02-20-2012 10:40 AM  Number of Views: 1121 

    Cisco Systems will increase its workforce in India by about 60% over the next four years as part of its strategy for emerging markets, a senior executive of the network equipment maker told ET.

    his will be the first big-scale recruitment by Cisco in India after it announced a 15% cut in global workforce in mid 2011. Most of the hiring will be for the company's research and development centre in Bangalore, which is its largest outside the US. The IT giant is increasingly using the Bangalore centre for innovating products for emerging markets such as India, China and Brazil.

    "By 2015, we will be ramping up from 7,500 people to about 12,000 people, increasing workforce out of Bangalore," senior vice-president Sanjay Rohatgi said, adding, "We want to innovate faster and at the right price point for emerging countries because the growth will happen in this part of the world now."

    Rohatgi looks after the California-based company's service provider business in India and the SAARC region. Cisco's service provider vertical contributes about 36% to the company's total revenues from India.

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    by Published on 01-11-2011 10:48 AM     Number of Views: 2249 


    The Verizon iPhone has finally arrived, offering users a CDMA alternative to the AT&T version introduced in the summer of 2010. But aside from the fact that they use different cell networks here in the US, the Verizon version of the iPhone 4 has a few cosmetic differences. The most significant is the fact that the controversy-filled antenna no longer has a visible gap on the top, not to mention a total lack of a SIM slot.

    The iPhone 4 will remain largely unchanged and carry the same feature-set as its GSM counterpart — with the addition of a “CDMA optimized” antenna and mobile hotspot capabilities. The device will be available for the same price points — $199 for 16GB and $299 for 32GB — and will be available to the general public on February 10th with pre-orders starting on the 3rd.

    iPhone 4. Verizon. It begins.