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Judge says Apple, Motorola pursuing business strategy in court | Network World

A court in Florida said that Apple and Motorola Mobility have no interest in quickly and efficiently resolving a patent infringement lawsuit, but are instead using their litigations around the world as "a business strategy that appears to have no end."

Apple sued over exclusive iPhone deal with AT&T | Network World

Apple's much-maligned iPhone exclusivity agreement with AT&T Mobility, started in 2007 but now ended, is once again the target of a class-action suit.

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PC makers roll out Centrino 2 laptops | Network World

Top vendors including Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo and Fujitsu have announced consumer and business laptops that will use Intel's new Centrino 2 platform, which is being introduced on Monday. Centrino 2 boasts speedier processors, improved mobility features and support for high-definition graphics.

Microsoft prevails in Xbox patent rift with Motorola Mobility | Network World

A U.S. judge ruled Thursday that Motorola Mobility is entitled to substantially less royalties than it wanted from Microsoft for the company's use of wireless and video-encoding patents in its Xbox products.

Cisco and DiVitas Networks focus on mobility solutions | Network World

Last time we began reporting on product developments timed to coincide with Interop 2007, today we highlight separate announcements focused on fixed mobile convergence and enterprise mobility from Cisco and DiVitas Networks.

Mobility puts enterprises on alert | Network World

Enterprises are increasingly mobilizing their workforces, but at the risk of opening themselves up to more hacker attacks, loss of sensitive data and less management control.

DHCP is a core technology for network access control | Network World

Network access control is the process of controlling users' and devices' access to a network. Because of increased employee mobility and the growing number of end-user network-capable devices, tracking and controlling network access has become essential to maintaining data security in corporate networks.

AT&T vs. Verizon Wireless: 4G-LTE coverage | Network World

If ever there was a "phony war" in mobility, this is it.

Alcatel + Lucent = Bay Networks | Network World

It only makes sense that as the service provider market consolidates, so too does the industry supply chain. With service providers focusing on broadband, enterprise customers and mobility, further consolidation is likely. With a smaller number of more powerful buyers of telecom equipment, it's natural that there will be a smaller number of equipment vendors. Which brings us to Alcatel and Lucent.

Federal IT Mobile Plans Slowed by Security, Budget Concerns | Network World

Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the White House's digital government strategy, a new study from the Mobile Work Exchange takes stock of how agencies are pressing ahead with mobility plans.

US ITC refuses to ban Microsoft’s Xbox at Google’s request | Network World

The U.S. International Trade Commission has turned down a request for a ban on Microsoft's Xbox after finding that the gaming device did not infringe a patent owned by Google's Motorola Mobility unit.

VoIP vendors pushing mobility, interoperability | Network World

Vendors at this week's VoiceCon Spring 2007 conference say they want to extend the reach of corporate VoIP technology to mobile users, while making VoIP a more integral part of other corporate applications.

The state of fixed mobile convergence | Network World

To finish up our mini-series on how at how IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architectures and Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) technology can complement each other, we'll wrap up today with an interview with Emma Mohr-McClune, senior analyst for enterprise mobility at Current Analysis, about the state of fixed mobile convergence (FMC).

Trapeze Networks expands WLAN options | Network World

Wireless LAN equipment maker Trapeze Networks has been busy lately, and this week the company demonstrated "seamless" mobility between a Wi-Fi network and a cellular network.

Top 10 ways collaboration, mobility amplify data leakage dangers: Cisco study | Network World

Numerous behavioral risks taken by employees in increasingly distributed and remote locations can lead to the loss of corporate information, according to a study commissioned by Cisco.

Xamarin tool aims to show the ease wth which .NET apps can become mobile | Network World

As mobile device shipments overtake those of PCs, cross-platform tool developer Xamarin hopes to get more enterprises to adapt their apps for Android and iOS with the help of its .Net Mobility Scanner.

Orange Business to develop remote access services with iPass | Network World

Orange Business Services is expanding its enterprise mobility offerings through a new partnership with iPass, a leading provider of software and services for managing and securing remote access to networks via laptops and handhelds.

Why round worlds and Ricci flows are good news | Network World

In 2005, noted New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman published a bestseller titled The World is Flat. What he was trying to articulate is the way communications technology (especially real-time collaboration and mobility) has leveled the playing field and minimized the impact of geography and distance.

Canonical’s Mir move doesn’t sit well with some Linux developers | Network World

Nobody could accuse Canonical of resting on its laurels. The business side of Ubuntu – the best-known desktop Linux distribution – has expanded aggressively into mobility, pushed forward with a new desktop environment, and continued to release new versions of the flagship OS over the past few years.

Too many Linux mobility cooks in the kitchen? | Network World

The Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum - a group that wants to standardize Linux technology for the cell phone industry - received a boost to its membership last week with the addition of ZTE, the large Chinese handset maker, and Texas Instruments.

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(Un)sophisticated drivers for VoIP in the branch office | Network World

For the past three years, I’ve conducted an extensive research benchmark assessing VoIP and convergence. And I’ve followed the VoIP market since writing one of the industry’s first in-depth stories on the topic back in 1994. Year after year, I learn about sophisticated rollouts, unique applications of VoIP and converged applications, and interesting business drivers, such as IP-enabling contact centers, enabling mobility, or establishing business continuity.

Telecommuters: Are you paying your ISP for business or residential use? | Network World

One the most powerful drivers behind convergence is "mobility." In fact, in the soon-to-be-released "Webtorials State-of-the-Market 2005/2006 Voice over IP Report," the provision of mobility and flexibility to employees topped the list of expected benefits from implementing a converged network. And it is a given that a huge percentage of this mobility will come from the melding of the "business" and the "residential" workplace.

Motorola patent that got Apple’s push mail banned in Germany could be invalid, court says | Network World

A Motorola Mobility patent that was successfully used to force Apple to turn off its iCloud push email services for users in Germany last year could be invalid, the District Court in Mannheim, Germany, said on Friday.