Opinion

The 8 most dangerous consumer technologies; 9/11 security lessons lost on businesses?

Skype warns users of Windows worm; What can U.S. companies learn from European business telecom?

Dell launches disk storage array for SMBs; Online storage graded from A to run away

Cisco extends reach of NAC gear; Cisco says acquisitions don’t impede best-of-breed

AT&T expands services in Middle East; Capgemini to provide IT services for Google Apps

Google, Amazon tools aid in search for missing aviator; Eudora reborn as open-source app

News from SECURITY STANDARD CONFERENCE; VMWORLD

Acrobat’s to blame for Windows XP error message

I’m in version and feature hell

NTP sues Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile; Stars of the Network Zodiac

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Analysts: Apple network doesn’t make sense; Is free wireless broadband dead?

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Product Central

Eudora reborn as open-source application

Cisco not dropping Palm, shock, horror

Cisco: We embrace hackers

Citrix and Microsoft share details of virtualization alliance

AT&T going orange? Color me puzzled.

Microsoft gets privacy policy patent for blackmailing users

The Real Seven Wonders of the IT World

Online App Boost

NASA building silicon chips that can handle massively high-heat and then some

Microwulf

Storage services earn wildly different uptime grades

So what’s it take to become a CCENT?

Does unified messaging have a place in corporate/public policy?

* Unified messaging can go a long way to alleviate highway congestion

The addition of new technologies means IT becomes increasingly siloed

* The Stovepiped IT organization

Vizioncore backs up VMware ESX server

* Vizioncore introduces backup tools for VMWare ESX

Tech support could use more help

* Corporate help desk are significantly understaffed

CDN player tweaks network for video

* Video capabilities distinguish CacheLogic’s upgraded content delivery service