RCR Wireless
Reality Check: The rise of mobile-first enterprises and the impact on devops
July,01,2014
by: Don Addington
Agile and development and operations methodologies have made sweeping cultural changes in enterprise IT. Many of these changes have had technological enablers – virtualized servers, server-based app deployments (think HTML and CSS), and unit test frameworks – that made continuous testing and continuous deployment truly possible. It’s hard to determine whether culture changed the technology or if technology change the culture. Either way, we are getting good at it. Take, for example, Amazon.com’s frequently quoted deployment stats: 11.6 seconds between deployments; more than 1,000 deployments in a single hour; and as many as 30,000 hosts receiving a deployment simultaneously. The numbers are staggering. Read More
Wireless Week
Samsung Unveils New Line of Budget Galaxy Phones
June,30,2014
by: Staff
Samsung Monday unveiled a quartet of low- to mid-range Galaxy line of smartphones. Today's announcement expands the Galaxy line with the Galaxy Core II, Galaxy Ace 4, Galaxy Young 2, and Galaxy Star 2. While Samsung didn't provide the prices or carrier partnerships for the new phones, it did say that devices will offer "exceptional smartphone experience at an affordable price."The high-end of the line is the Galaxy Core II, which features a 1.2GHz quad-core processor, a 4.5-inch display, 2,000mAh battery and a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. The lower end, the Galaxy Star 2, comes packing a more modst single-core 1 GHz processor and a 3.5-inch HGVA display. Read More
Fierce Wireless
Mobile apps now account for more than half of all digital media time
June,27,2014Mike Dano
"May turned out to be a banner month for mobile," research firm comScore noted, pointing to its new research showing that mobile platforms--smartphones and tablets--combined to account for 60 percent of "total digital media time spent," up from 50 percent a year ago. The firm also said that mobile apps accounted for more than half of all digital media time spent in May at 51 percent.
The firm noted that this shift to mobile is affecting different content categories differently. For example, full 96 percent of all digital radio is consumed through a mobile device, while just 4 percent is consumed on a desktop computer. On the other hand, social networking is slightly more evenly split, with 71 percent of users accessing it through mobile and 29 percent access it through a desktop computer. Read More
ZD Net
The enterprise may be ready for Internet of Things, but networks are not
June,30,2014
by: Charlie Osborne
Enterprises are ready to profit from the Internet of Things (IoT), but security concerns and network capacity worries are holding back deployment.
According to a recent survey commissioned by network control company Infoblox, the majority of IT professionals believe that IoT is a potentially lucrative market, but there may not be enough network capacity to handle the demand that will accompany an anticipated explosion in the number of connected devices.
The research, carried out in May, was conducted online and collected 400 responses from US and UK network managers and executives involved in building, running, and managing enterprise networks at firms with over 1,000 employees. The majority of respondents — 90 percent — are either planning or already implementing solutions to cope with the increased demands on networking caused by IoT projects. Read More
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