Opinion

Aruba preps draft 802.11n access point for November launch

IP & Cash grab by the EU continues

MIT launching Kerberos Consortium

Tour Bill Gates’ estate

How Microsoft reduced 26 data centers into five

Microsoft loses EU antitrust appeal; owes $613 million

MSN Messenger users forced to move to Windows Live Messenger 8.1

Why don’t people work?

‘Tire crumbs’ under fake grass cause real fears

He didn’t order the iPhone …

Time pressure strategies

Skype: The new worm-delivery system

SCO files for bankruptcy

Innovative new way to do Email Encryption

Telepresence is the ultimate meeting technology

* Telepresence solutions

The high cost of deploying entitlement management before role management

* The cart before the horse

The forgotten mobile middle class

* Wi-Fi, Ethernet services vary from venue to venue

More mature management companies to watch, Part 1

* A look at Netuitive

The black market for identity theft; Beware product award inflation

‘Hello, you have reached my iPhone’

Businesses lack control of network services, says Mitel, Newbridge founder

* An interview with Terry Matthews, founder of Mitel and Newbridge Networks

Cisco launches Second Life-like site; Cisco, VMware demo data center integration

Group releases free iPhone unlock hack; Will users ever smarten up about phishing?

HP server-storage appliance targets SMBs; How to do storage virtualization right

HP’s switch carries lifetime warranty; One less reason to adopt IPv6?

VoIP update: What small and midsize businesses should consider

Mobile VoIP A Goer?; iPhone is only tip of mobile Internet device onslaught

Review of VM management tools; Will users ever smarten up about phishing?

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

Immortal — and ubiquitous — digital breadcrumbs

Records of your activities are building up everywhere, with few rules about who can see them

Will users ever smarten up about phishing?; Google applauds ISO vote, voices OOXML concerns