Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
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No Olympic medal for Vista, wireless
IT sponsor Lenovo says it won’t be using Windows Vista or wireless networking for key systems at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
More videos and podcasts:
Fujitsu phone eliminates multimedia
Fujitsu’s easy-to-use cell phone does away with multimedia but packs some impressive features, such as two-microphone noise cancellation.
Cool Tools: Opening office doors for $10M
At Defcon, a hacker shows how a $10 chip called the Gecko can be used to open almost any card-protected office door.
Defcon nabs undercover TV reporter
Attendees at the Defcon hacker convention in Las Vegas spot an undercover Dateline NBC producer and escort her away from the facility.
Twister Pair: Kittens stopping spam: Wave of the future
Keith and special guest co-host Jonathan Summey talk about the new security threats coming out of recent hacking conferences, whether big vendors are having a Linux Love Affair, and why videos of kittens might put an end to all of your e-mail spam.
Panorama Podcast: How to test WAN-optimization gear
Find out how Network World conducted its largest-ever test on WAN optimization products. (19:53)
Network World 360: VoIP exploits revealed, routing rethought and more
Cisco founder brings optics to the router guys; Internet pioneer touts Fast Flow Routing; Researchers flag VoIP exploits at Black Hat. (5:48)
Voices from IT Roadmap: Wireless helps ATF solve crimes faster
The federal department of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms cut its on-site communication setup time from days to hours with a new wireless system that lets agents and inspectors solve crimes quicker and with more resources. Larry Bell, deputy assistant director and deputy CIO at the ATF, explains what wireless system the department is using the challenges it overcame when rolling it out to field agents (10:11).
