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TOP STORIES - May 5, 2009 • HP, RIM Offer BlackBerry Users Mobile Enterprise Tools • Who Knew Microsoft Still Had It in for IBM? • BlackBerry Overthrows iPhone in First Quarter • Microsoft Seeks Cloud Database Customers to Test Project Huron • Nvidia Offers Preconfigured GPU-Based Supercomputing Cluster 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 • Images: Apple's 17-inch MacBook Pro • Bigger Kindle May Debut This Week? • Windows 7 Enterprise Adoption Obstacle? • Flip UltraHD Impresses IN THIS ISSUE HP, RIM Offer BlackBerry Users Mobile Enterprise Tools BlackBerry maker Research In Motion and Hewlett-Packard announce a strategic alliance to bring productivity tools to enterprise workers. These will include CloudPrint, a simple way to print to any printer, and the HP Operations Manager for BlackBerry Enterprise Server. READ MORE >> Who Knew Microsoft Still Had It in for IBM? Microsoft is taking on IBM with claims that IBM's WebSphere runs faster, better and more cheaply on Windows Server 2008. Software giant Microsoft is calling IBM out for a showdown to see which platform is optimal for WebSphere in a campaign that asks, Who Knew? READ MORE >> Sponsored by Business Software Alliance BLOW THE WHISTLE! Report Software Piracy and you could earn up to $1,000,000 for a qualifying report. It's all confidential. Know It, Report It, Reward It. BSA. Learn more. ADVERTISEMENT BlackBerry Overthrows iPhone in First Quarter Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphone leapt past the Apple iPhone to become the best-selling consumer smartphone in the United States for the first quarter of 2009, according to the research firm The NPD Group. READ MORE >> Microsoft Seeks Cloud Database Customers to Test Project Huron Microsoft is welcoming early adopters to Project Huron, part of its cloud-based push. The goal of Project Huron is to allow users to synchronize local copies of a database with a database in the cloud. READ MORE >> Nvidia Offers Preconfigured GPU-Based Supercomputing Cluster The Tesla GPU Preconfigured Cluster, an off-the-shelf, ready-to-deploy IT infrastructure system will provide an option for researchers and engineers who are finding it difficult to get time on a supercomputer. 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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