| Moblin: 6 key things to know
Moblin, short for mobile Linux, is a free, open-source operating system originally developed by Intel for its low-power Atom processor and designed to run on devices, including netbooks. Ex-Googlers behind new security service that flags malware on Web sites
Security start-up Dasient, with co-founders from Google, debuts today with its Web Anti-Malware service to detect malware infections on Web sites and quarantine the malware found to protect Web visitors prior to Web site clean-up. Economy could break outsourcers, analysts say
Smaller deal sizes and extensive contract renegotiations could drive service providers out of business, despite an increase in demand for IT services. Opera Unite will turn PCs into servers for content
Norwegian browser company Opera Software has released an alpha version of Unite, software that turns a computer into both a client and a server, allowing it to distribute content to other computers directly across the Web, without the need for traditional Web servers, the company said on Tuesday. Like absolute power, this site corrupts absolutely
What could be more frustrating than a corrupted Word file? How about not having one handy when your term paper or work project is due ... but alarmingly incomplete? If you're not getting the connection off hand, check out Corrupted-Files.com, a Web site dedicated to the dubious notion that anything worth achieving in life is worth cheating to accomplish. I'll Be Home for Cisco Live
Queue up Johnny Mathis -- I'll Be Home for Cisco Live. BlackBerry Tour boasts crisper screen, multimedia goodies
RIM's new BlackBerry Tour smartphone adds a crisper screen display and advanced multi-media support, including Apple iTunes synchronization, to lure new users. BlackBerry Tour vs Nokia E72: The Battle For Business
Two new business-oriented smart phones are about to the hit store shelves: The latest in Nokia's line of business phones, the E72, and the long-rumoured BlackBerry Tour 9630. Will the Feds Force Apple to Break Up With AT&T?
Are you fed up with exclusivity arrangements between cell phone carriers and handset makers? If so, you may have allies on Capitol Hill. Nielsen: Microsoft's search share fell 14 percent in May
Bing better deliver a bang for Microsoft. Video: Converting Prospects to Customers Faster
William Borghetti from Sendside discusses how technology can move sales prospects from tire-kickers into paying customers a lot faster. China Citizens Oppose Green Dam, So Must Computer Makers
There was a time when American capitalists would have strongly protested totalitarian censorship, but that was before they became complicit in it. Moral indignation once again loses out to global profits. Defining Your 5 Year Strategy
Almost every technology that is present in the modern enterprise requires constant attention and re-evaluation. Your collaboration and communication solutions are no exception to this rule. Can commercial space technology get off the ground?
While NASA's commercial partners such as SpaceX and Orbital have made steady progress in developing space cargo transportation technology, they have recently fallen behind their development schedules. Video: Samsung's Android phone displayed
The upcoming handset is thinner than HTC's Magic and Apple's iPhone 3G. June Giveaways
Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet are giving away training from Global Knowledge to two lucky readers and 15 copies each of books on IPv6 security, the Cisco Secure Firewall Services Module, and Active Directory Domain Services 2008. Deadline for entries June 30. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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