Lotus calls Microsoft's figures 'ridiculous and fabricated'; Demo's biggest stars of all time

Demo's biggest stars of all time; Moore's Law has decades left, Intel CTO predicts Daily News AM Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile Sponsored by Oracle Live Event: Enterprise Database Security Make the most of your existing resources without draining your IT budget with a successful database security strategy. Join Industry experts, including Noel Yuhanna, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research for this live event scheduled for Thursday, September 24 at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT to learn how. Protect your enterprise assets and ensure regulatory compliance. Register for this Live Event now. Spotlight Story Lotus goes after Microsoft's 'ridiculous and fabricated' figures Lotus Software GM Bob Picciano has grown tired of the "hot wind" blowing out of Redmond carrying claims that Exchange is displacing Notes and is singling out CEO Steve Ballmer and COO Kevin Turner as the main culprits spreading "ridiculous and fabricated" information. Read full story Related News: Demo's biggest stars of all time Legendary Demo alumni are back this week to receive Lifetime Achievement Awards for their innovation. Moore's Law has decades left, Intel CTO predicts Intel's CTO says that advancements in silicon technology will keep Moore's Law going strong for decades. Google Chrome Frame solves Internet Explorer's rendering problems Google today introduced a plug-in for Internet Explorer called Chrome Frame. This plug-in gives Internet Explorer Chrome's standards-compliant rendering capabilities. If it becomes massively adopted by IE users, it could also push new standards along (like HTML5) with or without Microsoft's cooperation. Customizing the Wireshark Display Last time we took a look at how to perform a quick capture of some sample network traffic using Wireshark. The wealth of information that you may see can be confusing, so your next step might be to gain some control over what you actually need to see. Snow Leopard sales off to a roaring start Despite catching some flack for its camera-less iPod Touch, Apple might take solace in the fact that sales of Snow Leopard have been through the roof, vastly exceeding sales of every major OS X release that preceded it. Google Voice wins under Net Neutrality but could face its own scrutiny FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced Monday that the FCC would be moving ahead to implement net neutrality rules. Should these come to pass, Google Voice could wind up a big winner. On the other hand, pundits speculate that Google Voice itself could be facing even more FCC scrutiny. NASA as patent troll? NASA research results in hundreds of patents ever year in technologies ranging from aeronautical and chemistry to lasers and artificial intelligence. In an effort to better protect and garner income from its patent portfolio, the agency said it was looking to buy Patent Analysis Software from Innography. Microsoft Subnet is giving away training from New Horizons and 15 copies of Windows Server 2008 How-To. Cisco Subnet is giving away 15 copies of Interconnecting Data Centers Using VPLS. Google Subnet is hosting many new bloggers (watch for giveaway information soon.) Entry forms can be found on the Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet home pages. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are Are netbooks ready for the enterprise? Five reasons to deploy netbooks and five reasons not to. Demo's biggest stars ever 1,500 innovators have presented at Demo. Here are the best. aCelera/IBM Rational ClearCase Evaluation:Global Telecommunications Company Read this evaluation on the implementation of aCelera technology supporting a Telco's IBM ClearCase deployment of approximately 10,000 seats. Learn how it will produce a productivity benefit ranging from $1.18 million USD to $18.0 million USD in year 1 of production. Learn more. Identity Management E Guide Identity management cannot be ignored – it is the key to preventing data breaches. This Network World Executive Guide provides in-depth information on today's most pressing security issues. Read More   September 23, 2009 MOST-READ STORIES Microsoft declares war on 'scareware' Cisco taps Microsoft exec to head collaboration The most promising games of fall 2009 Dell buying Perot Systems for $3.9 billion Microsoft urges users to disable vulnerable Win net protocol 10G Ethernet shakes net design to the core Will Google Wave make the network just dumb plumbing? Are netbooks ready for the enterprise? 13 hot products from DEMOfall '09 WiMAX in 2010: Too little, too late? The Virtualization Multiplier In this advisory, Clabby Analytics examines the trends in scale-out system designs with IBM BladeCenter solutions. It also addresses the "multiplying effect" benefits of virtualization on IBM Blade Servers. 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