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TOP STORIES - April 3, 2009 • Microsoft Exec Hints at Office iPhone Edition • Don't Believe Skype for iPhone Hype • Conficker's Big Day Passes Quietly, but Danger Remains • Intel Atom Chip Propels Company Against AMD • Nokia's Ovi Store Offers Competition for Apple, RIM SPOTLIGHT How to Install Apps on Ubuntu Linux Take a tour of the Ubuntu software management tools that eWEEK Labs Executive Editor Jason Brooks uses. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • 10 Must-See Finance Apps for iPhone • SLED 11: The Microsoft-Friendly Linux • Up Close with Dell's Superthin Adamo • What if the Palm Pre Bombs? FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak DHS releases tool aimed at squashing Conficker; Intels rolls out 'Nehalem' chip. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Google's April Fools Prank: 'CADIE' • eWEEK Labs Tests Skype for iPhone • Things You Didn't Know About Microsoft • Jimmy Wales Declares Wikia Search Dead IN THIS ISSUE Microsoft Exec Hints at Office iPhone Edition Stephen Elop, president of Microsoft's Business Division, tantalized attendees of Web 2.0 Expo with hints that the software giant will eventually release a mobile version of Office for the iPhone. He also said that the company is continuing to work on an "ad supported" edition of Office for the Web. READ MORE >> Don't Believe Skype for iPhone Hype Joe Wilcox: You would think Jesus, or aliens (depending on personal beliefs), had descended from the clouds for all the buzz about Skype for iPhone. What a waste. READ MORE >> Sponsored by SunGard Fully Managed Copy Keep your people and information connected. AdvancedHostingSM from SunGard offers a full range of managed services to ensure your daily IT needs are met and your expectations are exceeded. Learn more. ADVERTISEMENT Conficker's Big Day Passes Quietly, but Danger Remains April 1 has come and gone, and the Conficker worm is still here. While the day in security passed by relatively uneventfully, there are still people at risk. READ MORE >> Intel Atom Chip Propels Company Against AMD Intel held 81.8 percent of the world's microprocessor market share in 2008, new data from iSuppli reveals. Netbook growth and the Intel Atom chip were part of that success, the researcher reports. READ MORE >> Nokia's Ovi Store Offers Competition for Apple, RIM Nokia Ovi Store and a new set of applications for smartphones is the company's big chance to compete against Apple App Store and RIM's new BlackBerry App World. READ MORE >> 12-Point Vulnerability Management Checklist: What to Know Before You Buy To help finalize your decision on which vulnerability management solution to buy, this 12-point short list of key decision points will help you determine what will work best for your organization. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Why Control Employee Web Abuse at Work? From legal risks to reduced productivity and security problems, Web abuse can have serious implications for your business. Making sure your employees are aware of the laws surrounding Internet usage may encourage them to use better judgment when surfing the net. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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