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TOP STORIES - December 31, 2008 • Top Web Products, Services of 2008 • Microsoft 2008: From Desktop to Data Center • Predictions for the Cloud in 2009 • Application Developers to Keep Their Eyes on the Cloud • Google's Stealth Attack on IE Through... IE 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 • Microsoft's Year in Review • Seven Super Storage Technologies • Windows Live SkyDrive Exits Beta • Inside Intel Larrabee IN THIS ISSUE Top Web Products, Services of 2008 Honorable mentions go to any company that has enabled offline access to normally Web-based apps, such as Google Apps' Docs. While not new products, offline access is crucial to the consumers and workers who depend on them while on the go. READ MORE >> Microsoft 2008: From Desktop to Data Center Joe Wilcox: In 2008 Microsoft shook off gains in Mac market share and developer defections to the iPhone 3G by making deeper inroads into the enterprise data center and server markets while winning more users to its Web search technology. READ MORE >> Sponsored by IBM 10 Steps to a Greener Office Shutting off the lights, powering down PCs and monitors, using coffee mugs instead of Styrofoam cups, encouraging use of mass transit, and other simple, common-sense steps can reduce consumption and contribute to a greener environment. Watch now! ADVERTISEMENT Predictions for the Cloud in 2009 What will 2009 bring in terms of the cloud computing landscape? Appistry offers a set of predictions on where cloud computing is going and what companies like Oracle, IBM, Amazon and others are likely to do. READ MORE >> Application Developers to Keep Their Eyes on the Cloud For software developers, 2008 was the year of the cloud, and 2009 will pick right up from there with more and more cloud computing activity. Developers are jostling to get into the fray as more and more vendors enter the realm of the cloud. READ MORE >> Google's Stealth Attack on IE Through... IE Clint Boulton: Google has to do something to get the word out on Chrome. Unfortunately, the way to do that is not by reaching out to laidback, casual Web users who still access the Web through IE. 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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