* Microsoft users catch price break * Feature: Bush vs. Kerry * Emulex, Brocade tout faster Fibre Channel wares * E-mail, middleware vendors take aim at wireless data world * Today on Layer 8
* See no evil? * Political football * The world is going SOA… * …and SOAs change software development
* Giving cell phones the ol' college try * Microsoft earnings set record, but red flag seen on licensing * Cisco buys network security company Perfigo * Presidential candidates differ in IT questionnaire * Today on Layer 8
* Liberty Alliance holdout IBM ends resistance, joins * Microsoft scales back Passport ambitions * Google ranked as fastest grower * Intel developing optical connect for laptops, servers * Network World Fusion Radio: Hot wireless hotspots * Today on
* 10 Gigabit Ethernet circuit stretches from Tokyo to Geneva
* Feds declare war on spyware scams * Microsoft: No extra licenses needed for multicore chips * VoIP is the killer consumer broadband app, Cisco CTO says * FCC chair advocates hands-off approach to VoIP * Today on Layer 8
* Telecom managers swap VoIP rollout tips * VoIP future hangs on regulatory decisions * Microsoft delays access control technology for two years * The air is starting to come out of the WLAN market * ISS to proactively thwart attacks * Today on Layer
* Industry starts to converge on Cisco’s approach to access control
* Return of the ‘network computer’ * Give me a number * E-rate explosion * Looking for innovation
* Microsoft to make its 'presence' felt * Open source products grab corporate attention * Vendor marriage could ease SOA mgmt. * Foundry switch software secures WLANs * Today on Layer 8
