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TOP STORIES - November 4, 2008 • Intel Reveals 'Nehalem' Prices • Trojan Steals Bank Log-ins, Financial Data from Thousands • IBM Sues to Block Executive from Moving to Apple • IBM, Sun Deliver OpenSolaris Prototype for IBM Mainframes • Vulnerabilities Fade from the Threat Foreground SPOTLIGHT First Look: Windows 7 eWEEK Labs gives you a walk-through of the Windows client release that supposed to make up for Vista. 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 Netflix streams online; IBM sues VP to stop him from accepting a position at Apple. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Solid-State Memory Will Kill HHDs • Top '20 Percent' Projects at Google • Escape from Microsoft Exchange • Inside Intel Larrabee IN THIS ISSUE Intel Reveals 'Nehalem' Prices Prices and clock speeds of the first processors built on Intel's new Nehalem microarchitecture have now been published in several online reviews as the chip giant prepares to launch the first of these chips later in November. READ MORE >> Trojan Steals Bank Log-ins, Financial Data from Thousands The Sinowal Trojan has stolen roughly 300,000 bank log-ins and a similar number of credi and debit card numbers according to RSA FraudAction Research Lab. RSA reported finding a treasure trove of financial data stolen by the Trojan, which uses rootkit functionality to infect a PC's master boot record, allowing it to slip by malware defenses. READ MORE >> Sponsored by AT&T Change critical apps at the office to powerful tools at your fingertips. Change your game. With mobility solutions from AT&T. Learn more. ADVERTISEMENT IBM Sues to Block Executive from Moving to Apple IBM is suing Mark Papermaster, former vice president of IBM's Blade Development unit, to prevent him from accepting a position at Apple. IBM says Papermaster's move goes against a noncompete agreement. READ MORE >> IBM, Sun Deliver OpenSolaris Prototype for IBM Mainframes The two companies make good on a promise to make open source code from the OpenSolaris operating system available on IBM System z mainframes. READ MORE >> Vulnerabilities Fade from the Threat Foreground Larry Seltzer: Systems still get exploited through vulnerabilities, but it's a declining factor and there isn't a good reason for it anymore. If you use up-to-date products and take reasonable precautions your chances of getting hit are small and decreasing. READ MORE >> Top 10 Benefits of Aligning Windows Vista with IT 2.0 For many businesses, standing pat has been the best course of action -- but new features in Vista will allow better alignment between the OS and the new generation of IT (IT 2.0). DOWNLOAD NOW >> Why Your Business Should be More Social: The Benefits of Web 2.0 Communications channels such as blogs and online forums provide powerful tools for sharing information across geographic borders and industry silos. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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