| Microsoft won't fix Windows 7 crash bug next week
Microsoft today said it will deliver a single security update on Tuesday to patch just one vulnerability in Windows. Microsoft's history with the Tablet PC
Microsoft Slate PC demonstration is just one in long line of tablet device tries. 12 CIOs who Tweet
CIOs are logging onto Twitter to offer views on technology, network with colleagues and share stories from their personal lives. AT&T Hedges Bets, Adds Android and WebOS
AT&T is embracing the Google Android and Palm WebOS operating systems--adding a total of seven new handsets in 2010 built on the new mobile operating systems. With speculation that its iPhone exclusivity will soon end, AT&T is expanding its portfolio, but AT&T is at a disadvantage and it may be too late to start hedging bets. CES: Microsoft puts focus on gaming
During Microsoft's CES keynote on Wednesday night, the biggest news didn't come from CEO Steve Ballmer, but from Robbie Bach, president of the company's entertainment and devices division. CES: Cisco pushes "experience" of video
I attended Cisco's press event at CES on Wednesday, where CEO John Chambers spoke about Cisco's video vision (for example, Cisco says by 2013, 90% of all Internet traffic will be video), as well as some demonstrations of home telepresence scenarios. CES: USB 3.0 is wicked fast
This morning, I got a chance to speak with Seagate about its new USB 3.0 gear - a starter kit that includes cable, an PCI Express adapter and new Black Armor hard drive. Not only can USB 3.0 provide a 3x performance boost over USB 2.0 (reality, not theoretical), the speeds are almost equal to that of an internal hard drive. Pi calculated to massive 2.7 trillion digits
A French scientist says he has calculated pi out to an unreal 2.7 trillion digits - a feat that took his Linux-based PC 131 days to calculate. Predictions: Security Nightmares in 2010
Continuing our series of prediction-related podcasts for 2010, Ken Pappas from True North Security talks with Keith Shaw about the nightmares for IT that could occur this year, specifically in the health care and financial sectors. (14:00) Today from the Subnet communities New giveaways! Win a year's worth of 24/7 video training from ClipTraining. Win books on WS2008 R2, Cisco WAAS and the CCIE. Deadline Jan. 31. Plus: On Cisco Subnet: Cisco buys Rohati Systems; On Microsoft Subnet: Charting out prices for Office 2010; On Google Subnet: Google plans free white spaces database. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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