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TOP STORIES - November 5, 2008 • What's Most Pressing for Programmers? • Optical Scanners Winning War of Voting Machines • Keeping an Eye Out for the Sinowal Trojan • Security Bug Bites Adobe Reader • The Only Problem with Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Search 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 • Windows 7 a Big Improvement over Vista • Sun Speaks Out: The Future of the Java • H-1B System Abuse Rampant • IT Q3 Report Card 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 • Inside Intel Larrabee • 7 OSes that Could Replace Windows IN THIS ISSUE What's Most Pressing for Programmers? Darryl K. Taft: At the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC), a panel of experts debate what's best for programmers and languages. READ MORE >> Optical Scanners Winning War of Voting Machines The largest migration of voting technology in the nation's history has changed the technological face of voting since the infamous Florida punch-card fiasco of 2000. Sparked by more than $1 billion spent on new voting machines, optical scanning technology is clearly preferred over Direct Recording Electronic devices. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Ziff Davis Enterprise In a hurry? For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit us at eWEEK mobile today for all your news on the go. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Keeping an Eye Out for the Sinowal Trojan RSA, EMC's security division, reported last week that its researchers found a treasure trove of financial data stolen by the Sinowal Trojan. Here is more background on the Trojan and RSA's findings. READ MORE >> Security Bug Bites Adobe Reader Core Security Technologies uncovered a flaw in Adobe Reader that could allow an attacker to take control of a vulnerable system. Adobe has reportedly fixed the issue, and a security update is on the way today. READ MORE >> The Only Problem with Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Search The search engine market is on the precipice of some great innovation, but no one knows exactly what next-generation search engines will look like, four search experts concluded during a panel on the future of search at Defrag 08. 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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