| Cisco launches slew of WLAN gear at Interop
Cisco launched a grab bag of wireless LAN products at Interop on Tuesday, including new hardware and a wide-ranging emphasis on software applications. (5:42) Adobe snaps to attention over security vulnerabilities
Adobe Systems, whose applications have been hit hard by hackers, is combing through legacy code for bugs in its products and plans a regular quarterly patch release, according to a top security official. Pricing the cloud an ongoing challenge
Cloud computing is taking off in large part because the delivery of IT services and infrastructure over the Web offers better pricing and more flexible pricing options. That, at least, is the theory. But what if cloud pricing models are so confusing that IT shops end up paying more than they expect? Microsoft, HP follow UC deal with cross-patent agreement
Microsoft and HP Wednesday followed up their UC partnership news with an announcement that the two have signed yet another cross-patent licensing deal. China clears bloggers who criticized government
Two Chinese bloggers separately detained for writing online about government corruption have had their charges dropped by police in recent weeks. Skype urges interoperability at Interop
Peer-to-peer communications vendor Skype used its Interop keynote slot today to put out a call to traditional PBX vendors, inviting them to make their gear interoperable as the company tries to make inroads with businesses. Google's Dilemma and Why It Will Die, Part I
Please trust me on this one: Google will die. If it hasn't happened by the time you read this post, you're just not patient enough.
Last week, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster was quoted by Wall Street Journal blogger Andrew LaVallee as saying that Google is "essentially insurmountable." And certainly Google's 73% share of U.S. searches is, shall we say, intimidating. Cisco's Strengthening Hold On Wireless Markets
Cisco's presence in the wireless products and services market was strengthened yesterday as new strategies were rolled out into its product portfolio. This recent news adds new features to its WebEx product suite, including the ability to arrange and schedule WebEx meetings through an iPhone application. | 
From 3Mbps over shared coax to 40/100Gbps over fiber…and beyond.
iPhone enthusiasts from around the Web offer their visions for the next-gen iPhone.
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