Opinion

Some notes on a SP 2003 to SP 2007 Upgrade and My Checklist

Taser guns not bad for your health?

Internet by sea

iPods, better laptops the result of 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics discovery

Researchers ping through first full ‘Internet census’ in 25 years

With an assist from xkcd

Secure your wireless networks people!

The “Me” computer

* Computing devices are becoming more personal—and more important

Hosted communications for the enterprise

* Situations where hosted messaging clearly makes sense for the enterprise

Dealing with small start-ups: The good, the bad, and the ugly

* What are your experiences with start-ups

Bakbone Software adds continuous data protection

* NetVault: Backup 8.0

Improve security by outsourcing data center; IT managers get help with server efficiency

SAP to buy Business Objects for $6.78B; BMC buying out configuration management company

Do geeks make better entrepreneurs?; 5 IT projects that need your attention right now

T-shirt shows off Wi-Fi muscle; Why Google’s GPhone won’t kill Apple’s iPhone

NSF grant pits biometrics vs. terrorists; Botnetters unleash mini-swarms

10 big tests

* 10 tests worth checking out

Why Google’s GPhone won’t kill iPhone; Vonage settles suit; 5 IT projects that need your attention

This week on JavaWorld.com

Can Energy Efficient Ethernet be applied to optical links?

* Energy Efficient Ethernet presents challenges for fiber

Microsoft HealthVault requires suspension of disbelief

Microsoft service raises security, privacy issues

Extreme aims new switch at Cisco, HP; Juniper links NAC, IDP; The Wi-Fi T-shirt

* Welcome to the afternoon edition of Network World Daily News.

The way we frame risks influences perception

* Study gave insight into human perception of risk

Juniper’s NAC upgrade takes action against machines behaving badly

* Juniper is upgrading its NAC software

SAP/Microsoft relationship in danger; Can Microsoft be trusted?

Live Chat Today with a national IT recuriter

Building a better Mouse Trap

Where now, Yahoo?

All Things Gibbs

State IT workforce set to shrink

* IT leaders in the public sector should expect a surge of retirements

Managing multiple monitors