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	Only a carrier could trumpet $500 per gigabyte as a price cut AT&T has announced that it is cutting the price of data access for prepaid customers -- those who don't sign contracts but instead pay as they go -- to $5 for 10MB of data access on select smartphones, a major cut from the previous $5 for 1MB. But press reports haven't done their math: The costs are 50 times what so-called postpaid customers -- those who sign a contract and get a bill each month -- are charged. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ping Identity Understanding OAuth for Securing Cloud APIs The security and scalability of Cloud APIs are currently threatened by the password anti-pattern problem. OAuth defeats the password anti-pattern, creating a consistent identity and policy architecture for web apps, web services, devices, and clients attempting to communicate with Cloud APIs. Read More Today! In this Issue Oracle cautiously pushes Fusion Applications to enterprises IBM, Akamai to speed enterprise access to public apps Apache Camel gets a GUI Microsoft previews Internet Explorer 10 VMware unveils open Cloud Foundry platform WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems EMA: The Journey to Unified Computing The demands of today's data center are vastly different than they were just five years ago. Advances in virtualization have finally brought a truly adaptive data center within your grasp. Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) is an innovative set of technologies that will meet the requirements of your data center now and in the future. Read now. Oracle cautiously pushes Fusion Applications to enterprises Oracle is continuing to take a cautious approach in pushing its new Fusion Applications to enterprises. At the Collaborate 11 user show, a senior company executive said that enterprises that want to immediately implement Fusion Applications can do so, by taking advantage of Oracle's early adopter program. However, Oracle will also continue to fully support its existing business application portfolio for customers that don't want to immediately migrate. Read More IBM, Akamai to speed enterprise access to public apps IBM and Akamai have teamed to try to speed up access to public cloud applications for enterprises and application providers. IBM's WebSphere Application Accelerator for Hybrid Networks is designed for enterprises that want to improve the reliability, performance and security of applications delivered as a service or hosted in a public cloud. Read More Apache Camel gets a GUI Potentially making a lightweight enterprise integration tool even easier to use, FuseSource has released a GUI for the Apache Camel messaging framework. With the graphical user interface "you can create, edit, and test out your routes" without writing the code by hand, said Debbie Moynihan, FuseSource vice president of marketing. Read More Microsoft previews Internet Explorer 10 Preaching the mantra of HTML5, Microsoft began offering on Tuesday a preview of its planned Internet Explorer 10 browser, which emphasizes the critical Web specification and its visual effects. Read More VMware unveils open Cloud Foundry platform VMware announced today a new cloud application platform called Cloud Foundry, designed to provide developers and organizations alike with ample choices in how cloud applications are created, delivered, and maintained. The company is also making available an open source version of Cloud Foundry, as well as a virtual appliance that developers can run on their Macs and PCs. Read More
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