The two-pound starter laptop, unveiled Monday, runs on Intel's Atom processor.
With these seven new devices added to its roster, the open source mobility consortium, the LiMo Foundation is hoping to take Linux mobile to a whole new level and rival Google Android and the Symbian Foundation.
From Gary McKinnon, a UK hacker who just lost his extradition hearing, to Terry Childs, the San Francisco network administrator accused of holding the city's network hostage, the tech world is a sketchy place. Here are some recent examples of alleged crimes involving technology or the people that work in the industry.
Inside This Issue: April 2008
Cover Story
Hand In Hand
It can be tough to work together, but EMC, Microsoft and Yahoo Zimbra have reached a new level in collaboration tools. To observers, it looks like the days of the standalone collaboration tool are numbered.
>> Handling Objections In Collaboration
>> Getting Started In Collaboration
Bake-Off
3 Ways To Kill Spam Dead
The CRN Test Center weeds out the industry's best antispam offerings.
Reviews
Small Box, Big Protection
In the bulky world of UTMs, the InstaGate 404e from eSoft is a lightweight--and effective--contender in integrated security market.
More Power To You
Eaton's Pulsar UPS offers a solid option for uniterruptible power supply to VARs looking for a high-end power management solution.
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