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TOP STORIES - December 30, 2008 • Hot Open-Source Projects for Enterprise Use • Are Android, Chrome-Flavored Netbooks on Tap for Google? • Google Proves Frugal in 2008 • Google Gives Employees G1s... to Make Way For G2s? • SSL Certificate Vendor Sells Mozilla.com Cert to Some Guy SPOTLIGHT First Look: Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds The device hides a 10.6-inch display inside the full 17-inch display, making this a killer device for dozens of verticals. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • How IBM Intends to Kill IT Chaos • The Top Hardware Products of 2008 • Intel Redesigns Classmate PC for 2009 • Steve Jobs Sets His Priorities Right FEATURED VIDEO The Future Is SSD Solid-state drives are faster and more efficient than old-school hard drives. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Emerging Technologies of 2008 • Windows Live SkyDrive Exits Beta • Inside Intel Larrabee • Virtualization Security 101 IN THIS ISSUE Hot Open-Source Projects for Enterprise Use Darryl K. Taft: Palamida surveys users to turn up the top 25 open-source projects for enterprises and concludes that security is a key factor. Also, Ingres' CEO offers his predictions for open source in 2009. READ MORE >> Are Android, Chrome-Flavored Netbooks on Tap for Google? Clint Boulton: With the year winding down, let's consider what's on tap at Google for 2009. If the Ubuntu-EEE operating system on Asus netbooks is a hit, why can't the Linux-based Android OS score points with manufacturers and consumers alike? READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Google Proves Frugal in 2008 Clint Boulton: Expectations were set too high given the weak climate, but other than making sure Android appeared on mobile phones, Google failed to meet expectations for YouTube, OpenSocial, data privacy and other key areas. READ MORE >> Google Gives Employees G1s... to Make Way For G2s? Clint Boulton: Google gives T-Mobile G1 smart phones based on Android in place of cash bonuses for Christmas. Could these 18,000-plus devices be an effort to make way for T-Mobile's G2 Android device, which is allegedly arriving in January? READ MORE >> SSL Certificate Vendor Sells Mozilla.com Cert to Some Guy Larry Seltzer: In the absence of standards for applicant verification for standard SSL certificates, CAs need to promulgate strong policies and publicize their contractual obligations for resellers, and they need to audit those relationships. READ MORE >> Five Open Source Security Myths Dispelled Is it risky to trust mission-critical infrastructure to open source software? Why should we pay an open source vendor when open source is supposed to be free? DOWNLOAD NOW >> Deploying a UC Infrastructure: 5 Areas You Need to Focus On Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 provides the key elements needed to create a highly available, unified communications infrastructure. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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