| Products of the Week
Cool new announcements from IBM, HP, Veeam and others. Jive refining corporate social networking tools
Jive Software next week will ship a suite of corporate social networking tools tailored for various activities such as employee collaboration or brainstorming that will pull together both internal and external users. Cisco, cities work on being green
Cisco this week said it signed a memorandum of understanding with Metropolis, an association of 106 of the world's largest cities, to develop its plan for greener cities. Novell links tools for management, virtualized desktop setup
Novell last week created the first link between its tool for virtualization of desktop applications and its software for managing configurations. Moving to a unified wireless switch topology
Wireless access is quickly becoming essential in enterprise networks. With the arrival of 802.11n and its capacity of hundreds of megabits per access point, the value of wireless access has increased dramatically and the wireless domain is now able to support not only laptops but VoIP handsets, dual-mode smartphones and even desktop PCs. But how do you distribute this capacity without reducing network efficiency or straining your budget? Charges beefed up against alleged Sarah Palin hacker
The University of Tennessee college student accused of illegally accessing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's Yahoo e-mail account was formally charged Monday on new fraud and obstruction of justice charges. Facebook temporarily loses more than 10% of users' photos
Popular social networking site Facebook.com admitted on a blog post Monday that over the weekend a hard drive failure led to the temporary loss of 10% to 15% of its users stored photographs. Ruckus unveils 2-radio 11n access point, with its beam-forming antenna array
Ruckus this week announces a new high-end 802.11n access point, its first with 2 radios for dual-band operation, and an update to its controller software that will allow a... Owners of the new 17-inch Unibody MacBook Pro report graphics issues
Quite a few of the newly released 17 inch unibody MacBook Pro's are experiencing significant graphics issues, reports iOnApple blogger Yoni Heisler. Cisco expands its SMB router market share but loses ground in high-end segment
Cisco expanded its unit market share by 5 points last quarter but lost share to Juniper in the high end arena, reports Cisco Subnet blogger Brad Reese. Windows 7 version leaks, why you should worry
If you're a BitTorrent user you might have noticed that another Windows 7 post-beta build (7048) – but are "unofficial" releases legit? Today on Cisco Subnet
Is Cisco about to acquire a camcorder maker? The hot rumor in is that Cisco wants to buy Flip for $500 million. Today on Microsoft Subnet
A tale of woe with Vista's TCP/IP stack - Microsoft rewrote its TCP/IP stack for Vista but the new stack causes a strange error; Should you save money by yanking out Exchange? Probably not, test shows. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
New Horizons Computer Training is offering a free Microsoft training course worth up to $2,500 to be given to one lucky Microsoft Subnet reader. Deadline for entry is March 31. | 
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Six readers dish on their must-have network products, from desktop systems to wireless access points.
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