| News podcast: Network World 360
The size and value of outsourcing deals has shrunk by about 20% so far this year, according to industry watchers, but the number of IT outsourcing contracts sustained a steady pace. Also, AT&T is doubling the capacity of its 3G high-speed packet access network to reach peak speeds of 3.6Mbps. (6:14) EarthLink suffers Earth Day crash
EarthLink was hit with a major outage today, with EarthLink users unable to access their e-mail or any Web pages hosted by the company. Intel CPU cache poisoning: dangerously easy on Linux
A researcher has created proof-of-concept exploit code on an ultra stealthy attack against Intel CPUs. One security expert explains the attack and why it is so potentially dangerous. RSA's Coviello: Vendors must take a bite out of cybercrime
RSA president tells conference attendees core security functions need to be shared to give real-time risk assessment, response.
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One of the big challenges when you put any kind of content or service online is getting people to actually take a look - 'page views' are the 'eyeballs' of Web 2.0. AT&T income down slightly in Q1
AT&T reported net income of $3.1 billion in the first quarter of 2009, a decrease of nearly 10% compared to the year-ago quarter. Mozilla patches 12 Firefox bugs, a third of them critical
Mozilla Tuesday patched 12 security vulnerabilities in Firefox 3, just days before it hopes to roll out the newest beta of its next open-source browser, Firefox 3.5. Recycle your tech gear: It's easier than you think
Downturn or no downturn, it's nice to upgrade your tech gadgets now and again, especially when they are so old that your colleagues are looking at you sideways. But once you've bought -- or been given -- that great new digital camera, or smartphone, or laptop, what do you do with the old one? Performance tiers and testing needed for 802.11n
As noted last time, new types of potentially attractive, useful 802.11n products are set to emerge that the Wi-Fi Alliance is currently not equipped to test and certify. Linden Lab will rate parts of Second Life adults only
Inhabitants of Second Life, the virtual world run by Linden Lab, will soon have new options to customize how they see the world. The first will be the ability to filter adult content, Linden Lab said on Wednesday. Today on Google Subnet
Mark Murphy muses on the likely focus of the next Android Developer Challenge; Google adds Profiles to search in monopoly-like move; Android netbook has split personality; and Google Blogoscoped sees some worthy uses for Google’s new Analytics export API. | 
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iPhone enthusiasts from around the Web offer their visions for the next-gen iPhone.
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