Congress to 'Help' Run the Internet

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TOP STORIES - May 4, 2009 • Congress to 'Help' Run the Internet • Palm Pre Smartphone Costs $170 to Produce, Report Says • Apple, RIM Upbeat as Handset Shipments Plunge in Q1 • Scratch Apple, Verizon in Talks with Microsoft? • Siemens Looks to Woo UC Resellers with Synnex Deal SPOTLIGHT Ubuntu 9.04 Aims at the Cloud, Netbooks The latest release in the popular line of Linux-based OSes sets out to tackle the netbook and cloud fronts. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Windows 7 RC Updates Small but Useful • Nokia N97 Smartphone Goes for the Cool • First Look: HP's Low-Cost ProBook Line • 12 Smartphones for the Cost-Conscious FEATURED VIDEO Project Management Tips IT project managers need to understand how the down economy impacts them. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Windows 7 RC Arrives for Some, Not All • Why Palm Pre Could Upstage iPhone • How the HP-35 Killed the Slide Rule • NASA Outsources ISS Transport to SpaceX IN THIS ISSUE Congress to 'Help' Run the Internet Larry Seltzer: To the proposed Cybersecurity Act of 2009, add work in the House on a privacy act that could end up banning security functions by ISPs. Government regulation at its best is coming to the Internet. READ MORE >> Palm Pre Smartphone Costs $170 to Produce, Report Says iSuppli performs a virtual teardown of a Palm Pre and finds a bill of materials below that of the iPhone. The research group suggests the Pre will stack up well against the Apple iPhone 3G and the BlackBerry Storm from Research In Motion. 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 Apple, RIM Upbeat as Handset Shipments Plunge in Q1 Apple and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion show above-average growth for the first quarter of 2009, but reduced shipments from Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG Electronics and Motorola contribute to the fastest annual decline in history, reports Strategy Analytics. READ MORE >> Scratch Apple, Verizon in Talks with Microsoft? Microsoft and Verizon Wireless reportedly have a touch-screen, multimedia phone project, code-named Pink, in the works, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. Where this leaves Apple and its "iPhone junior" and media pad is unclear--at least until Verizon begins rolling out 4G. READ MORE >> Siemens Looks to Woo UC Resellers with Synnex Deal Siemens, a traditionally direct sales organization, is linking up with distributor Synnex to build a reseller channel for its unified communications portfolio. Siemens wants to provide the channel with an unified communications alternative to Cisco Systems, Avaya and Microsoft. READ MORE >> Protecting Data on Laptops: Why Encryption Isn't Enough The increased use of laptops has fueled an unprecedented number of public data breaches. Read this white paper to learn how organizations can track the location and activity of computers off the LAN in near real-time to restrict data access beyond encryption and safeguard against insider threats and user carelessness. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Threat Control and Containment While remote workers, mobile users and road warriors have the firm's best interest in mind when it comes to network security, accidents happen. The ability to effectively protect corporate data is essential to threat control and containment and reducing the risk of costly data breaches. Taking a proactive approach to mobile security can help you stay ahead of the curve and protect the organization. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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