March 2007 News
Friday March 30, 2007

• The State of Business Intelligence

• T-Mobile Offers Free Wi-Fi To PSP Players

• NYC Falling On Wrong Side Of Digital Divide, Officials Worry

• Worm Attack Masquerades As IE7 Download Offer

• AT&T Makes Business Directory A Text Message Away

• Dell Offers One Free Year Of Laptop Tracking Service

• Dell's March To Linux PCs Won't Be A Walk In The Park

• Google Patent Application Promises Cleaner Data

• In A Reversal, India Is Outsourcing To IBM

• North Carolina To Pay ACS $10.5 Million

Thursday March 29, 2007

• 'Cheesy' Webcam's a Traffic Driver

• A Totally Sweet Cell Phone

• NextWave Raises $355 Million To Fund Drive Into WiMax And Wi-Fi

• Microsoft Investigating Windows Zero-Day Bug

• Feds Look For Tech Upgrade From Giant Telecom Contracts

• Microsoft Unveils Mobile Browser With Zoom-In Feature

• You Have Zero Privacy And Maybe A Keylogger

• Italian Authorities Say Raid Yields 5 Terabytes Of Copyrighted Works

• Philips Offers Mobile Phone With AAA Battery Backup

• Apple Upgrades Boot Camp With Windows Vista Support

Wednesday March 28, 2007

• Microsoft and Nortel Tighten Unified Communications Ties

• Symbian Mobile OS Aims To Boost Performance

• Cisco Snaps Up SpansLogic

• Symantec Secures Mobile Devices

• Microsoft Challenges IT Systems Management Leaders

• As Ericsson Exits, Sprint Reaffirms WiMax Strategy

• Wal-Mart And Partners Create Health-IT Research Center

• Yahoo Mail Promises Unlimited Storage

• Key SAP Exec Shai Agassi Resigns

• Identity Theft Driven By Dramatic Spikes In Threats

Tuesday March 27, 2007

• Gartner Sees Strong Growth, Vendor Consolidation In BPM Market

• BEA Delivers Web 2.0 Enteprise Tools

• Cisco Routers Get a 3G Boost

• Microsoft's Office Communications Server Beta Includes VoIP

• Formotus Lets Anyone Deploy Smartphone Apps

• Department of Homeland Security Awards Funds For Security Technology

• Kyocera Turns A Cell Phone Into A Credit Card

• Yahoo Launches Mobile Services For Publishers

• IBM Expands Software Labs In Ireland

• Microsoft Gets Help From EMC In Network Management

Monday March 26, 2007

• Q&A: SAP on Rich Apps, Architecture and Ajax-Based Portal Enhancements

• Enterasys Blades Add Security, Policy Routing to Switches

• IPLocks Up Automated Policy Management

• IBM Unveils IP Telephony Apps For System i

• Hundreds Of Gmail, Yahoo, MSN Passwords Exposed By Entertainment Web Site

• Microsoft: Social Engineering To Blame For Xbox Account Thefts

• Wal-Mart Rethinks RFID

• AMD DASH'es Hardware Management With Testing Tools

• Washington State To Offer RFID Licenses

• IBM Unveils Speedy Optical Chipset

Saturday March 24, 2007

• How Google Could Lose $2.1 Billion. Or Not.

• IT Pro Briefing: How To Secure Desktop PCs With Personal Firewalls

• How To Revive An Old PC With Linux

• Oracle Cries 'Thief'

• Meet Stephen Waldis, CEO And President Of Synchronoss Technologies

• Down To Business: Heads Up, Tech Management

• New Database Benchmark Closes Loopholes That Made Tests Unrealistic

• UCLA Researchers Create Microscale Alphabet Soup

• TV Projectors, Quick-Charging Batteries, Wi-Fi Phones Are Coming To Your Handheld

• Child Protection Act Nixed

Friday March 23, 2007

• Scientists Use Supercomputers To Explode Stars

• New MIT Supply Chain Software Is Far Out -- In Space

• IBM To Help Computer Students Develop Software For The Disabled

• Oracle Acquires Tangosol To Speed Performance

• Russian Trojan Built To Bypass Banking Security

• W3C Gets SML Spec Standardizing IT Service Descriptions

• News Corp. And NBC Universal Challenge YouTube With Internet Video Network

• Hacker Suspected Of Multistate Break-In Spree

• Tight Budgets, Small Staffs Hinder Penetration Tests

• FCC Says 'No' To Cell Phones On Airplanes, But Europe Says 'Yes'

Thursday March 22, 2007

• New Immigration Bill Has Some Familiar H-1B Visa Proposals

• Yahoo Updates Widget Platform

• FCC To Study Broadband Practices

• Oracle Lawsuit: SAP Committed 'Theft On A Grand Scale'

• Wikipedia Becomes Intelligence Tool And Target For Jihadists

• XML-Based Desktop Management Standards Advance

• Trojan Roaming Skype Network

• Federal Government Beats Private Sector In Telecommuting

• Alienware Squeezes More Speed Out Of Intel Quad-Core Processor

• New Standard Seeks To Allow Services To Talk To Each Other

Wednesday March 21, 2007

• Cape Clear Unveils ESB Version 7, Challenges Open-Source Buses