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This Week on NetworkWorld.com, 08/22/05

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Carriers bolster e-mail, DSL services

Start-up builds wireless mesh net

Questions surround smartphone security

Cisco preparing management play

Microsoft desktops get help from DesktopStandard

StorageTek enhances service designed for healthcare industry

Wi-Fi case is prosecuting the wrong person

* Wi-Fi case is prosecuting the wrong person * It’s a wireless world * Google gobbledygook * Bring on the broadband

Blogs grow 31% since January but RSS not understood

Web site of the week.

First Intel dual core chip a hack

Are cells making us unreliable?

MS to ‘reposition’ RSS

Spam starting to prey on user fears

Swank hotels offer game butlers

IE flaw affects Office, Visual Studio users

NetFlash: GDC looks to rebound after years of trouble

* GDC looks to rebound after years of trouble * DOD looks to put pizzazz back in PKI * Intel kicks off global wireless networking initiative * Secure Computing to acquire CyberGuard * NIST launches new vulnerability database * Forum: Looming IT staff

Hefty settlements against spammers show laws may be working

HBO develops first commercial version of Firefox

Nickelodeon to debut IM for kids

Retro gaming’s big comeback

Kodak leads digicam market

Gearblog News for week 34

Rethinking storage

* EMC helps SMBs organize storage

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What do drunk drivers and spammers have in common?

* Stiff penalties likely to deter spammers

The gap between networks and applications lingers

* Few survey respondents work directly with applications providers

VMware opens up source code to ISVs

* VMware Community Source program intended to accelerate the development of virtualization software

Fluke Networks updates WAN analyzers

* Fluke Networks adds new capabilities to its OptiView suite of WAN analyzers

Why Novell Virtual Directory Services is a good idea

* Getting past the deceptive name, Novell Virtual Directory Services is a good idea