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Engineering Conferences are a Good Way to Work Through the Many Issues in Large Projects

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Inside Microsoft’s anti-piracy campaign

Times article questions how Redmond co-opts law enforcment to do its work

The Incredible Shrinking Bogon List

As the global IPv4 free pool reduces so does the size of the IPv4 bogon list

Cisco rival Brocade still struggling in Ethernet

Q4 preview upbeat on SAN and overall, but downbeat on current Ethernet products, market presence

Most popular stories this week: Nov. 5

The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Nov. 5.

Apple is aware of MacBook Air video problems, planning software fix

It's only been about two weeks since Apple unveiled its brand new lineup of svelte MacBook Airs, yet early adopters are already experiencing sporadic video abnormalities and kernel panics on both the 11.6 and 13.3-inch models. Thankfully, Apple is aw

Apple releases new iPad ad titled “Electric”

Apple earlier this week took the curtains off of its latest iPad commercial, titled "Electric."

HTML5 evolves, a mystery solved and more Wi-Fi firmware

A hazy view of cloud security

* More than three-quarters of the respondents in a recent survey couldn't say who they believe should be responsible for data housed in a cloud environment

Squabbles over ‘4G’ moniker: deja vu

What's in a mobile name?

VoIP services losing ground

* VoIP service growth is stagnant to declining; annual VoIP market share growth for the cable companies has slowed to single digits while traditional voice services from telcos continue with double-digit losses

Making network performance problems all the more apparent

* Apparent Networks boosts remote performance management capabilities and enhances free cloud monitoring service

IT architects are in demand

HTML5 evolves, a mystery solved and more Wi-Fi firmware

BIRT, One Of The Silent Heroes Of The Open Source Revolution

10 Million downloads and one million developers strong, BIRT is an open source powerhouse

SETI astronomers expand extraterrestrial search

SETI astronomers haven’t found extraterrestrials -- yet

Having problems with Log Truncation?

Some situations can prevent the Transaction Log from being truncated

Cellular in the Unlicensed Bands? Why Not?

You don't need expensive licensed spectrum to operate a full-blown voice/data/messaging/etc. cellular service. xG technology is doing exactly that today - and the potential is huge.

Phone 7 sales expected to boost HTC, Samsung

IDC report anticipates 4th quarter bump for handset makers

Cisco invests in IT cost management company

Apptio products, used by Cisco, will be integrated with professional services offerings

Why aren’t Cisco software updates free?

HP, Microsoft, and other are offering free updates to purchased and embedded software... Why not Cisco?

Microsoft patents ‘record button on a computer system’

And why the effort took more than 7 years is a bit of a mystery

The “kill switch” for Windows Phone 7 apps

Microsoft outlines how it can "take action" against WP7 malware, offending apps

Don’t be an application bigot

Internet ADO Makes the Video Star

LG customizes its Phone 7 device with applications

Handset makers, carriers try to build on Phone 7 buzz

Paint the town red with non-clustered indexes

Non-clustered indexes can be numerous in SQL Server 2008

Cisco software mines social sites

Looking for discussion on companies, products, brands to augment customer contact, service

Could Facebook Have Been Open-Sourced

It's right there in the movie