IT News HeadLines (InfoWorld)

1. IBM urges virtualization for datacenters
2. How the feds are locking down their networks
3. Researcher reveals critical Java bugs in Nokia phones
4. New iPod Touch and MacBooks right around the corner
5. Offshoring R&D to India on the upswing
6. Report- Cloud computing poised for enterprise adoption
7. Windows' days may be numbered
8. Five steps to safer virtual servers
9. HP bolsters wireless LAN stature with Colubris buy
10. Microsoft service packs boost developers
11. Delivering aid in a digital world
12. Patch in Internet's DNS no guarantee against attacks
13. 10 quick fixes for the worst security nightmares
14. Tableau emphasizes usability, mapping in 4.0 BI release
15. HP buys wireless network infrastructure company
16. AMD- No plans to release a chip for netbooks
17. Flying to Defcon with no ID
18. The 2008 InfoWorld Geek IQ Test
19. EFF to appeal court order halting subway hacker talk at Defcon
20. Wall of Sheep- Coming to your company-
21. Intel's Nehalem desktop chips to be called Core i7
22. Top 10- A week full of security news
23. Netbooks spark Linux redesigns
24. Black Hat conference spotlights virtualization, DNS issues
25. IBM launches three mobile software products and services
26. Linux patent pool to push for 'defensive publication'
27. Replace your laptop's CPU
28. Researchers look to cloud computing to fight malware
29. 2008 Olympics open in Beijing
30. Visualization tools may cut through the security logjam
31. Nintex software helps track SharePoint usage
32. Google Gadgets an open door for attack
33. Reporters ejected after Black Hat network attack
34. You don't know tech- The InfoWorld news quiz
35. SSL VPNs might not be as secure as you think
36. IBM exec on Linux apps- 'I'm tired of waiting'
37. HP, CA hook up with end-user monitoring company
38. Google Apps hit by prolonged Gmail access problem
39. Put new life into Windows XP
40. Spammers leverage interest in Olympics
41. Lenovo looks for strong finish at Beijing Olympics
42. Oracle to package apps on virtual machines
43. Web 2.0, DNS flaws revealed at Black Hat
44. Hands on with HP's Mini-Note netbook
45. Samsung, Microsoft in talks to speed up SSDs on Vista
46. HP considering touchscreens for next Mini-Note
47. Kaminsky- Many ways to attack with DNS
48. SQL Server 2008's future 'cloudy'
49. Google offloads Performics division
50. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports big drop in tech jobs
51. Ubuntu goes enterprise
52. Microsoft releases SQL Server 2008
53. VMware joins Linux Foundation
54. CSO says Cisco security is growing up
55. Eight ways to fight spam filter frustration
56. Oracle issues out-of-cycle patch for flaw
57. Google's enterprise search device grows up
58. Apple gets bruised in vulnerability report
59. Cisco routers in hacker spotlight again
60. Asustek plans more Eee PC netbooks
61. Google pushing software to low-cost Linux PCs
62. U.S. loses out in Lenovo's Linux netbook push
63. IBM bundles middleware on Linux systems
64. Google to get aggressive with Apps suite
65. Juniper consolidates network management software
66. Eleven charged in massive ID theft scheme
67. Analysts predict win for Linux in MID market
68. Red Hat, community release Fedora 10 alpha
69. Curl completes embrace of Eclipse IDE
70. Live Mesh may emerge as Microsoft 'cloud' platform
71. Google mislabels Blogger sites as splogs, locks them
72. Is Google your next datacenter-
73. SiteMeter bug affects IE users
74. Rebates for using energy-efficient storage on the way
75. LinuxWorld- Showcasing the OS
76. VMware tool aims to help developers
77. Apple servers still vulnerable to DNS flaw
78. Apple resurrects iPhone tethering app, then kills it again
79. SAS buys revenue management software vendor IDeaS
80. MSI offers Wind netbook with better batteries
81. Mobile Linux group gains new members, phones, and software
82. Symantec- IE 6 more vulnerable to unpatched Microsoft flaw
83. Firewall vendors scramble to fix DNS problem