Google Scrambles to Patch Buffer Overrun Exploit in Android G1

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TOP STORIES - October 30, 2008 • Google Scrambles to Patch Buffer Overrun Exploit in Android G1 • Text Messaging, IMs a Ticking Time Bomb • Intel Apologizes to Apple for Criticizing iPhone Chip • Verizon Wireless Ponders Femtocells • Nokia Is in the Personal 'Computer' Business SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Digital Edition How Green IT Measures Up; Spencer F. Katt sniffs out industry rumors; mainframes for the midmarket and more. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Tech Gadgets for Early Holiday Shoppers • Google Open-Sources Android • How Green IT Measures Up • Flash Player 10's New 'Rich' Features FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK Newsbreak Tech elite gather for mystery meeting; McAfee takes another crack at NAC. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • eWEEK Labs Walk-through: Windows 7 • Solid-State Memory Will Kill HHDs • Top '20 Percent' Projects at Google • 7 OSes that Could Replace Windows IN THIS ISSUE Google Scrambles to Patch Buffer Overrun Exploit in Android G1 In less than a week of hitting the market, a security expert has already found a significant flaw in the Google Android software that fuels it. READ MORE >> Text Messaging, IMs a Ticking Time Bomb New rules require enterprises to save and archive text and instant messages, joining longstanding regulations requiring e-mail archiving. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Motorola Rogue APs are the #1 threat to your wireless LAN Fortunately, Motorola and AirDefense are the #1 threat to rogue APs. Asses your rogue AP risk right now Take the free WLAN security challenge. Click here. ADVERTISEMENT Intel Apologizes to Apple for Criticizing iPhone Chip Some Intel executives had dismissed Apple's use of ARM chips with the iPhone, saying the ARM processors hindered the use of the Internet with the iPhone. READ MORE >> Verizon Wireless Ponders Femtocells The wireless carrier submits a femtocell device to the Federal Communications Commission for a possible 2009 rollout. Essentially micro cell towers for the home and office, femtocell devices boost cell phone call coverage and capacity. READ MORE >> Nokia Is in the Personal 'Computer' Business A Nokia official says smart phones are every bit as capable as personal computers and are more "personal" than any PC has ever been. Smart phones are also the device users are most likely to use to access the Internet. With smart phones like these, who needs a computer? READ MORE >> Is Your SQL Server Destroying Your Data Center Power Budget? Read this whitepaper to learn how HP's consolidation technology can help customers reduce server and storage count by up to 75 percent. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Tips for Selecting a NAS Solution: Unique Challenges of Remote Sites This paper provides practical advice and guidance for administrators looking to install a Distributed NAS solution. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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