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TOP STORIES - February 2, 2009 • From IE 8 to Google Chrome, Beware of Clickjacking • ZDE Survey: Recession Not Curtailing Data Center Upgrades • Report: BlackBerry Storm Pricier to Produce than iPhone 3G • Should Dell Smartphone Tackle BlackBerry or iPhone Fans? • IBM Announces Three International Agreements SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: IE 8 RC 1 While IE 8 has some unique new features, most of the browser's features already are available in competing browsers. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Keep Your Network Conficker-Free • Microsoft Asks: Is SOA Myth or Money? • Walk-Through: Sun Microsystems JavaFX • 25 Years of Apple Macintosh FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak Google finally enables offline Gmail access; IT industry joins energy efficient push. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Fired Worker Accused of Planting Malware • Sources: Layoffs to Continue at IBM • Microsoft Debunks SOA Myths • Walk-Through: BlackBerry Storm 9530 IN THIS ISSUE From IE 8 to Google Chrome, Beware of Clickjacking With Microsoft touting clickjacking protection in its new Internet Explorer 8 browser and other researchers looking at attacks on Google Chrome, clickjacking is becoming an important issue within security circles and one that requires cooperation to stop it. READ MORE >> ZDE Survey: Recession Not Curtailing Data Center Upgrades Respondents to a Ziff Davis Enterprise survey reported that data center consolidation and server consolidation projects are proceeding on schedule despite concerns about the persistent recession. IT executives are convinced the projects will pay off substantially in reduced operation costs. 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 Report: BlackBerry Storm Pricier to Produce than iPhone 3G The RIM-designed BlackBerry Storm, sold through Verizon, carries a manufacturing cost of almost $203, compared with the Apple iPhone 3G, which costs less than $175 to produce, according to iSuppli. READ MORE >> Should Dell Smartphone Tackle BlackBerry or iPhone Fans? Rumors of a Dell smartphone are running rampant, but what features might the company include, and is it smart to go after Apple's iPhone or tackle the BlackBerry set? One analyst weighs in. READ MORE >> IBM Announces Three International Agreements New multiyear deals expand IBM's involvement in large-scale business IT projects to India's Idea Cellular, Sweden's Sony Ericsson and Spain's Endesa. The agreements re-emphasize the role of IBM's Global Services in bolstering the company's bottom line even in the midst of an international downturn. READ MORE >> 4 Steps to a Successful Windows Vista Migration Many organizations are contemplating or have started a Windows Vista migration. From the increased security to new features that enable employee productivity, there are a number of reasons for this adoption rate. But how do you start? DOWNLOAD NOW >> Virtualized Apps: The End of Application Deployments? Fast emerging as a solution of choice is a virtualized application delivery model, which delivers only an application's "interactive" components to the end user while the application itself, whether Windows-, Web- or UNIX-based, remains in the data center. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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