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SANTA CLARA, CA–(April 20, 2009) - Infoblox Inc. today announced availability of the new Infoblox PortIQ appliance, which provides visibility into switch port usage — essential for network capacity planning, security investigations, and ease of troubleshooting.

Many enterprises today lack visibility into the utilization of their switch ports, including which are in use, which are available, which devices are connected (or were connected) to each port, and more. This lack of real-time and historical visibility results in unnecessary capital purchases, troubleshooting…

www.iamthe-walrus.com So are you in the “Joaquin is on drugs and deeply disturbed camp?” or the “He’s having a laugh camp”. Either way, I can’t wait for that debut hip-hop album.

Ashton Kutcher is the Twitter king.

The actor triumphed over CNN in their much ballyhooed race to be the first to reach a million followers on the microblogging Web site. Kutcher surpassed that benchmark in the early morning hours Friday, narrowly edging out the Time Warner Inc.-owned network.

The actor had long trailed CNN, but he staged a rally in recent days that captured the attention of the Web.

After his come-from-behind win, Kutcher celebrated by tweeting “Victory is ours!” and webcasting a…

Faced with growing opposition, Time Warner Cable announced Thursday that it was delaying the rollout of trial plans that would charge customers according to levels of how much they downloaded.

In a statement, the company said it would “alter plans to test Consumption Based Billing, shelving the trials while the customer education process continues.”

‘Great Deal of Misunderstanding’

CEO Glenn Britt said that it was “clear from the public response over the last two weeks that there is a great deal of misunderstanding…

Nokia on Thursday reported its worst quarterly profit in more than a decade. Nevertheless, the cell-phone maker’s shares rallied in the wake of optimism expressed by CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo.

The Finnish company said its profit declined to 122 million euros (US$160.7 million), from 1.2 billion euros (US$1.6 billion) a year earlier. Sales fell 27 percent.

Nokia’s Devices & Services unit saw net sales decline 33 percent year-on-year to 6.2 billion euros (US$8.2 billion). Still, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, one of its…

Following Apple’s success, application stores for mobile devices have been popping up like mushrooms after a rainstorm. Now Verizon Communications is planning an application store for its stationary new Hub device, which is intended to be an all-in-one home phone with a small display for limited Internet access.

The company hopes that, like Apple’s App Store and others that have followed for BlackBerry, Palm, Android and other devices, applications sold or given away through a prominent online location will stimulate third-party…

How Bizarre…