OK, so it's not particularly cool to blog and point to your own article, but that's the way the cookie crumbles on this fine Friday in August, so bear with me...
If you're like most of us, cell phone reception has moved far beyond "Can you hear me now?" to a matter of serious business need and service-level requirement. If you haven't been blessed by geography and cell-tower placement, then a little boost can be just what the doctor ordered for your RF signal strength woes. The Spotwave Z1900 can provide just the sort of boost you need and the price is right, so take a look at my review to see if a Z1900 can solve your cell reception problems.
Next, take a look at Roger Grimes' Security Adviser, where he talks about applications that just won't go away. No, it's not malware he's talking about, but legitimate apps that leave older versions on your system after updates--older versions that just sit there, holding the door open for pirates and thieves to exploit vulnerabilities you thought you'd taken care of.
Finally, with air conditioners humming all over our fair land, it's a good time to read Ted Samson's Sustainable IT and learn how the right networking architectures and technologies aren't just good for business--they're good for the planet.
Have a good weekend and head back to the Test Center on Monday...there's a big week ahead.
Posted by Curt Franklin on August 17, 2007 04:29 PM
