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Communicating even when the network’s down

Researchers seek disruption-tolerant nets

Attack code posted for latest Microsoft bugs

Avaya buys Traverse to make voice mail easy

IBM blasts energy-efficiency of HP’s blade servers

The good, bad and ugly of a VoIP implementation

Gold's Gym VP of IT still bullish on VoIP, but has advice on what not to do.

Wireless energy could power electrical devices

HP quadruples income for fourth quarter

Ballmer: Linux users owe Microsoft

Google, Yahoo and Microsoft partner to help Webmasters

Operators prepare for Singapore’s free Wi-Fi service

3 Group to launch flat-rate mobile Internet service

Apple iPhone rumors multiply

AMD hit with patent-infringement suit

NYC telecom journey Day 2: Getting sucked into IP’s black hole and awaiting a network endpoint explosion

RFID everywhere, carriers readying more value-added services and F5 readying latest in apps acceleration.

Skype launches first mobile service

Sony seen losing big money on PS3 hardware

AT&T offering fully meshed optical service

Carrier promises lower costs with new optical service.

Hutchison 3G opens the mobile broadband faucet

Pirated Vista may be useless, Microsoft says

Security group ranks human error as top security worry

AOL upgrades AIM with offline messaging, chat logs

European Commission may fine Microsoft again

College does VPN switcheroo: In with SSL, out with IPSec

In doing so, Contra Costa offloads VPN chores from Cisco firewalls.

No stores and no phones means no clients for EasyMobile

Public sector to drive open-source takeup in Germany

Adobe bolsters support for Windows documents

Adobe’s LiveCycle Policy Server digital-rights management product adds support for Microsoft Word and Excel as well as the Dassault Systems Catia CAD/CAM application.

Government users share approach to project management

Project management software can curb IT inefficiencies

Project management specialists include Business Engine, Planview and Primavera Systems; platform vendors such as CA, Compuware, IBM and Microsoft; and ERP vendors such as Lawson Software, Oracle and SAP.

Former CA sales executive gets seven years in jail

Grading the threat: SANS Institute points spotlight at security problems

Egenera tucks Xen into management platform

Ethernet, media focus force telecom shift

Content network directions, Carly Fiorina on telecommunications leadership all in a day's travel.

Borland names new CFO, earnings disappoint

AT&T expands business services into Vietnam

Carrier's VPN and frame relay services to become more widely available in Asia Pac region.

Mozilla: Firefox antiphishing tool better than IE 7’s

Marvell targets smartphones with efficient XScale chip

Microsoft ad sales support Wi-Fi network in Oregon

IronPort claims image-spam filters produce high catch rates

17 filters work to catch latest e-mail nuisance

AppGate offers SSL remote access for Web apps

New software for Secure Access Platform requires no software clients.

Microsoft lays out Longhorn, PowerShell and application management roadmaps

Bob Muglia, senior vice president of the company's server and tools business lays out directions at IT Forum in Barcelona.

HP brings its quad-core servers to market

Microsoft puts corporate AV client into beta

Slow growth in Europe hurts Vodafone revenue

Microsoft lays out Longhorn, PowerShell and apps mgmt. road maps

Bob Muglia, senior vice president of the company’s server and tools business, lays out directions at IT Forum in Barcelona.

Dust Networks puts wireless sensor network on single chip

SecureWave tool scans PCs, identifies storage peripherals

Cisco adds to its outdoor wireless mesh line

Emacs 22 pre-release: Goodies galore

The classic full-featured text editor now blends into the desktop environment better, and offers not just powerful development features such as IDE-like syntax checking on the fly, but also tools that administrators will appreciate, such as transpare

IT FORUM – Microsoft: Code is better, not perfect

Dell buys IT services firm to ease Vista upgrades