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• Windows 7 Security Features Get Tough Windows 7 includes several new security features that are likely to convince even the most stubborn corporate client to upgrade.
• 2009's Hottest Tech Trends From 802.11n and unified communications to green IT and cloud computing, these are the technologies to watch in the coming year.
• Control a Remote PC with Ease for Free Among several free (and paid) options, LogMeIn remotely drives a network PC with little hassle.
• ITU Aims to Defragment Home Networks With G.hn An ITU standards effort aims to end fragmentation in home networking but irks some existing industry groups.
• New G.hn ITU Standard for Home Networks The International Telecommunication Union has approved a standard for high-speed networking over multiple types of in-home wiring.
• YouTube and Ning Adopt a Policy of Abstinence Ning nixes its Red Light District; YouTube pushes smut to the bottom of its lists.
• HPC Systems Could Save the Economy Universities, state officials push to broaden corporate access to high-performance computing (HPC) systems.
• TMI: Facebook Users Must Stop Over-Sharing Careless talk costs lives -- or in this case, careless talk costs you your two weeks' paid leave from work.
• Speed Up Wireless Access These tricks can boost your local wireless network speeds.
• Obama May be Good News for Wireless Efforts One lobbyist suggests Obama's support for widespread broadband may be a boon for wireless projects, though economic issues may interfere.
• Block Ports to Restrict Online Access Use router settings to keep employees honest.
• GlobeSurfer III Routes Net Connection via Mobile Network Nova Media on Friday introduced the GlobeSurfer III, a wireless router for the Macintosh.
• Days Numbered for Standalone NAC Firms? Money talk dominates security, wireless, green IT and open source sessions at annual 451 Group event.
• New Ncomputing Device Will Turn One PC Into 11 Ncomputing will launch the X550 virtualization appliance this week, which allows one PC to be used by 11 people.
• Enterprise Embraces Collaboration Tools Wikis and social networks are finding a home in the workplace, a Forrester study reports.
• Storing Your Data in Their Cloud Are you ready to store your data online in a service hosted by a third party provider?
• Guide to VoIP Monitoring, Analysis, and Management When buying VoIP analysis and management tools, you should keep in mind key product differentiators.
• How to Set Up a Cross-Platform Network If your employees use a collection of Macs and PCs running OS X, Windows, and Linux, don't worry: These three operating systems can communicate on a single network.
• Turn Your Vista Notebook Into a Wi-Fi Hotspot Vista makes it quite easy to share your wired or wireless Internet connection with nearby users.
• The Missing Piece of the Virtualization Puzzle If storage is the last thing you consider in a virtualization deployment, it could be the first thing to go wrong.
• Sun Tussles with Startup over Systems Designer Sun reels as Arista Networks snares Andreas Bechtolsheim, Sun's chief scientist.
• How to Simplify Folder Sharing on Your Home Network Tired of wrestling with your home network? Network Magic conjures easy folder sharing, among other nifty tricks.
• Five Innovative Ways to Cut IT Costs Tough choices lie ahead for IT departments. Get ahead of the curve with five cost-cutting tactics designed to hurt less.
• EMC Blesses Emulex FCoE Adapters EMC gave its blessing to Emulex converged network adapters that use Fibre Channel over Ethernet.
• Free Wireless Band Passes FCC Tests A proposed free wireless band would not be likely to cause interference with other mobile devices, the FCC has concluded.