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TOP STORIES - February 26, 2009 • RIM, T-Mobile Throw Curve with New BlackBerry • Google Opens a New Front in the Mobile Platform Wars • Microsoft Windows 7 Will Work with 'Netbooks' • Visto Grabs Good Technology • Thwart Network Attacks with Two-Factor Authentication SPOTLIGHT OpenSUSE 11.1 Takes On Ubuntu, Fedora See if Novell's latest Linux distro has what it takes to win mind share over Canonical and Red Hat's offerings. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Scenes from Mobile World Congress 2009 • The Evolution of the Smartphone • Pics: HTC's Touch Diamond2, Touch Pro2 • First Look: Windows Mobile 6.5 FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak Microsoft does right by laid off employees; Cisco and Accenture team up. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Images: Apple Safari 4 Beta Impresses • Microsoft CEO Scoffs at Mac Share Gains • What Would a Microsoft Store Look Like? • Cutting-Edge Handsets Star at MWC IN THIS ISSUE RIM, T-Mobile Throw Curve with New BlackBerry Review: The enhancements in the new BlackBerry Curve won't be enough to convince all current Curve owners to give up their older BlackBerry smartphones. READ MORE >> Google Opens a New Front in the Mobile Platform Wars Ultimately, the key to success will be the ability of the operating system and its core applications and services to facilitate integration and interoperation with other applications and services. See why. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise You're Invited: eSeminar on Wednesday, March 4 at 2pm ET / 11am PT Reduce Cost and Complexity in your IT Environment with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager Struggling to manage the cost and complexity within your IT environment? Amplify Control and Change Management with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007! Join the System Center experts at Quest Software and Dimension Data to learn how to reduce the cost and complexity that is eroding away the efficiency of your organization. Click Here To Register. ADVERTISEMENT Microsoft Windows 7 Will Work with 'Netbooks' Microsoft plans to offer a low-end version of its upcoming Windows 7 operating systems that works with "netbooks." Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer made the announcement while talking about the economy in New York City. READ MORE >> Visto Grabs Good Technology Slumping handset sales force Motorola to sell Good Technology two years after it acquired the enterprise wireless messaging, mobile VPN data access, device management and handheld security company. READ MORE >> Thwart Network Attacks with Two-Factor Authentication As we move further away from relying on passwords alone to protect access to mission-critical systems and sensitive data, more enterprises are moving toward phone-based, two-factor authentication because of the ease of use and added security offered by leveraging the telephone network. READ MORE >> Enterprise Collaboration: Five Top Blunders to Avoid This paper is designed to help you avoid the five biggest blunders others commonly make when choosing a collaboration solution. DOWNLOAD NOW >> How to Untangle the "Integration Hairball": Four Strategies Many companies have allowed their IT infrastructures to grow piecemeal into a tangle of poorly integrated systems -- a situation that unnecessarily complicates their ability to compete in an already complex global marketplace. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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