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As your phone is often carried than your pc, it's good to have essential software, that can do basic functions in your phone.  It can find information from Google using phone browser, play games, or others function when you need.
I have a list of essential applications for Symbian phone that not for complex function, but basic function when needed.
1. Opera Mobile
Even when you are mobile, you sometimes need find information.  With Opera Mobile, you can open internet just like you are in your PC.

2. TTPod
The best music player for Symbian I ever try.  It has great sound quality, playlist creation, customized skin, and equalizer function.  TTPod gives the best sound experience in your Symbian phone.

3. CoreCodec CorePlayer
CorePlayer is the almost complete movie player for Symbian phone.

4. NiceCalc
NiceCalc has complete calculator function.

5. Filao Solitaire Pack
Complete solitaire pack for Symbian, Filao Solitaire Pack gives can accompany you when you're alone or waiting for.

6. EA Tetris
Legendary games for PC, EA Tetris is good games for your brain.

7. LCG X-plore
LCG X-plore is file explorer with many function.  It can open zip, and rar file.

8. Ludimate Sensible Sudoku
Good games for your brain, Ludimate Sensible Sudoku is also suitable for killing time.

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Having Windows Mobile smartphone is not just like have a phone, but it's like have a personal computer, in more simple and little form.  It can do many things for you. Although now it's not popular again, but it still has many purpose.
To whom has Windows Mobile Smartphone, here is the list of software that must have in Windows Mobile Smartphone.  It can accompany you when you're alone, or for killing time, or play music with it.
1.  LCG Jukebox
LCG Jukebox is the reasonable music player choice for Windows Mobile Smartphone.  It's light, has equalizer, and can create playlist.  Another choice is Pocket Tunes.  It has more good sound quality, and can sync with iTunes.  But the worst thing, it need more heavy resource.

2.  Astraware Solitaire
Having Windows Mobile Smartphone for a year, I feel that I need no complicated games in my phone.  I just need simple games that can accompany me when waiting for, or for killing time when waiting for a doctor.  Astraware Solitaire is just the same as Solitaire games pack in Windows PC.

3.  Astraware Sudoku
Yes, it's can kill the time.  Astraware Sudoku is a good sport for your brain.

4.  SKTools Standard
Swiss knife for Windows Mobile Smartphone.  It has many feature for tweaking Windows Mobile phone.

5.  Opera Mobile
Everytime, everywhere we need internet.  With Opera Mobile in Windows Mobile smartphone, it made internet browsing easy.  You can have PC browsing experience with it.

6.  BeeJive IM
It's the best IM for Windows Mobile smartphone.  It support multi IM messenger.  ALthough it has no support again for Windows Mobile Smartphone, older version still can be used in WM6 SP.

7. CoreCodec CorePlayer
It can play almost all movie format on your Windows Mobile phone, also can play Youtube.  CorePlayer can be your mobile movie player.

8.  Resco Explorer
Advanced file explorer on, can open .zip and .rar file.  Resco Explorer can do anything as you do on your PC.

9. Tetrismania
Legendary application for PC, Tetrismania is tetris clone for Windows Mobile Smartphone.

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According to release from Juniper website, Juniper now enter mobile security market by releasing Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite. 
Rapidly growing demands by employees for smartphone access to corporate networks creates a complex enterprise security problem. While the easy access to networks provided by smartphones can improve employee productivity, unprotected devices can lead to loss or theft of valuable confidential data, and can even cause compliance or legal problems. Security threats to smartphones can also mean loss or theft of personal financial information, credit card data, and confidential identity or other files, for consumers.
The Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite is a comprehensive solution that includes smartphone security, management, and control. It protects smartphones from viruses, malware, loss, theft, physical compromise, and other threats, and delivers robust remote device management tools for administrators. Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite offers services that are purpose-built for smartphones, including:
  • Antivirus
  • Personal firewall
  • Anti-spam
  • Loss and theft prevention
  • Monitoring and control
Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite backs up and restores data, it can locate devices in the event of loss or theft, it can remotely wipe data from a lost or stolen smartphone, and it can send an alert when a SIM card has been removed, swapped or replaced. It can even track a device after the SIM card has been removed or replaced. Junos Pulse empowers enterprises to give smartphone users secure access to corporate networks and sensitive applications and data using a zero-touch deployment model.
Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite is available as a hosted offering. It also offers service providers a mechanism for offering desirable premium services to enterprise and consumer subscribers that increase average revenue per user (ARPU), provide competitive differentiation, and increase user satisfaction.
Junos Pulse is an integrated, multi-service network client that provides dynamic connectivity, security, and application acceleration through mobile or non-mobile devices, with a user experience that requires little or no user interaction. It is identity- and location-aware, and seamlessly migrates from one access method to another based on device location.
Junos Pulse also:
  • Identity-enables network security, access, and application acceleration, increasing visibility and manageability. It allows secure access to network resources based on user identity and role.
  • Reduces the cost and time associated with deployment.
  • Uses industry and open standards-based Trusted Network Connect (TNC) specifications.
  • Is a platform for integration of select third-party, best-in-class network and endpoint security and connectivity applications.
  • Is a value-added services platform for service providers.
Junos Pulse is the only integrated access, security, and acceleration client that today's businesses need.

Juniper Global Threat Center

The Juniper Global Threat Center provides around-the-clock, global monitoring of mobile security threats to consumers and enterprises. It is the first and only center dedicated to tracking, responding to, and researching, threats to mobile devices, including viruses, spyware and other security vulnerabilities that can expose a user's personal, professional and sensitive information.
The research conducted by the Juniper Global Threat Center is shared with the public and private industry, as well as incorporated into the features and functionality of new and existing products, such as the recently announced Junos® Pulse Mobile Security Suite. The Juniper Global Threat Center's primary focus is to monitor and respond to five key types of threats and vulnerabilities:
  • Malware: Viruses, Worms, Trojans, Spyware
  • Direct Attack: Attacking device interfaces, browser exploits, SMS attacks
  • Physical Compromise: Accessing a device and its data by having physical access from loss or theft
  • Data Communication Interception: Intercepting data as it is transmitted and received
  • Exploitation and Misconduct: Inappropriate communications, data leakage, online predators, bullying, sexting

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Cited from NSN people blog, new iPhone OS, iOS 4.2, tests by Nokia Siemens Networks have shown that iPhone iOs 4.2 support a technology called Network Controlled Fast Dormancy, which have already introduced into NSN networks. This will cut smartphone signalling down to size.  Basically, the technology makes the network and the handset work together to create the best conditions for smartphones to work quickly, yet have a long battery life and minimize network congestion.

Smartphones connect constantly to the network, often driven by applications. But this creates a huge amount of signalling as smartphones switch from an idle mode to an active state so that they can interact with the network, for example to get emails or pull in the latest tweets.
When it has gathered the information it needs, usually working in the background so you don’t even notice it’s happening, some smartphones then switch immediately into the idle state in order to conserve battery power. So when you next want some data from the network, the smartphone has to reconnect. This involves the network and phone exchanging many small signals.
All this disconnecting and reconnecting takes time and can cause a frustratingly slow network response.  On the other hand, leaving the smartphone in an active mode all the time drains the battery very quickly.
To overcome the problem Nokia Siemens Networks introduced a method that, instead of putting the handset into idle or keeping it always active, keeps the handset in an intermediate state. From here, a smartphone can wake up much more quickly and needs to send far fewer signals to and from the network to start a data connection. You get a fast network response and a longer battery life.
The new Apple software release supports this way of working on networks that have the technology implemented. Nokia also implemented the technology in its smartphones earlier this year. So now the two handset makers that account for half of all new smartphones in the world contribute to an improved user experience and cost reduction for operators.
One Middle Eastern operator, for instance, found that smartphones on a Nokia Siemens Networks network had a battery life of 11 hours compared to six hours on a competing network. Meanwhile, testing in North America found that our smart networks generate up to 50 percent less smartphone signalling.  As more operators and handset OSs incorporate technologies that improve smartphone performance, our smart networks will play an increasingly important role in making your smartphone experience simply more enjoyable.

This post is by Leslie Shannon of Nokia Siemens Network Network Systems’ Mobile Broadband team.

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IT is important thing in business today. Many company have IT consolidated or centralized, meaning that application or data center is centralized at head quarter or centralized data center. This scenario include file server consolidation, email consolidation, and application consolidation. File server consolidation reduces complexity, increases efficiency, and reduces risk. Email consolidation simplifies management and upgrades matter.

In other side, reliable connection is important in order to run the applications smoothly, and this can impact the business too. This can be achieve with more bandwidth, but sometimes condition is more complex than bandwidth matter. For example, one application has different nature than other. For example, some application is delay sensitive, while another application hungry of bandwidth. One application is critical and important for business, and another is not.

WAN Optimization helps to overcome this. Several techniques are used to achieve this. WAN Optimization combine these techniques :
1. Data reduction, combine techniques to reduce data across WAN. These techniques usually is used :
- Data compression
- Caching

2. Latency mitigation, improve network delay to increase performance application. Example of these are TCP and CIFS acceleration, application specific acceleration, like SQL, and HTTP acceleration.

3. Bandwidth management and Qos, critical and sensitive application still have bandwidth even in congested link.

Several vendor have WAN Optimization product with variation techniques, basically they use techniques describe above. Example of WAN Optimization vendors in the market are BlueCoat, Riverbed, Expand, Juniper, and Cisco.

When you plan to use WAN Optimization, the criteria that you need to consider are performance, price, and licensing scheme to save your investation, and better TCO. In WAN Optimization, tipically vendor use complex licensing scheme, include bandiwidth license, application license, and amount of class in QoS. Foer example, when you choose some product, you need to know their bandwidth license, so that when you upgrade the bandwidth, no need to buy new box. Other consideration example, if you have file server, or often transfer amount of file acrros WAN, or send reporting file from branch to head quarter, you consider the box that have CIFS caching feature. QoS is the one thing that you need, because many application, need more bandwidth, with QoS you can prioritizing application.

You may collect information about application need, bandwidth, future development, before decide to buy your WAN Optimization box.