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TOP STORIES - March 17, 2011 • 10 Reasons to Give Internet Explorer 9 a Shot • Intel Plans Xeon and Atom Chips for Micro Servers • Mobile Developers Armed with Best Practices • Intel-McAfee Combo Targets Embedded Devices, Mobile Security • Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Teaser Hints at Enterprise Use SPOTLIGHT 10 Key Missing Features in iPad 2 The iPad 2 might be an update, but it's not as big of a jump over its predecessor as some want to believe. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Xoom Unleashes Graphical Firepower • Jobs Taunts Google, Amazon with iPad 2 • Remote Access Challenges, Benefits • Eye-Controlled Laptop Tracks Your Gaze FEATURED VIDEO Keep Up with Compliance How you can stay ahead of rapidly evolving laws to avoid fines and sanctions. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Google Maps Charts Japan Devastation • IE 9 Offers Speedy Cruising, Modern Look • Hot Adobe Labs Projects in the Works • Features We Expect to See in iPhone 5 IN THIS ISSUE 10 Reasons to Give Internet Explorer 9 a Shot Microsoft's new IE9 browser is being touted by many reviewers as the best version of the software the company has ever released. Some past versions won customers over; others failed. But regardless of whether they're using Chrome, Firefox, Opera or older IE versions, all users should now try out IE9. READ MORE >> Intel Plans Xeon and Atom Chips for Micro Servers Intel will use low-power Xeon "Sandy Bridge" chips and Atom processors to build products for micro servers, a category the company unveiled in 2009 to address the high-performance, low-power needs of large data centers and service providers. Intel also wants to stave off competition from ARM chips targeting the data center. READ MORE >> Sponsored by LogMeIn You need the ability to instantly support more users on today's most popular platforms--including iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. LogMeIn Rescue can help. Download LogMeIn Rescue for free, and start providing complete on-demand remote support without pre-installing any software. Download here. ADVERTISEMENT Mobile Developers Armed with Best Practices The United Testing Initiative (UTI), which consists of AT&T, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Oracle, Orange, Samsung and Vodafone, has released a set of best practices for mobile developers. READ MORE >> Intel-McAfee Combo Targets Embedded Devices, Mobile Security Intel and McAfee executives talked about the combined patent portfolio that allowed them to focus on providing security from the hardware level in embedded and mobile devices. READ MORE >> Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Teaser Hints at Enterprise Use Samsung posted a teaser video to YouTube that shows what's likely the 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab being discussed by mature enterprise users. READ MORE >> How to Choose Between Public or Private Clouds Cloud computing offers a new network-based delivery model for applications that small, medium and large enterprises can use. This article can help you begin to ask what applications in your infrastructure might benefit from cloud services. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Topological List View Enhances Ability to Monitor Complex IT Systems Do you think business intelligence is only for massive enterprises? Think again. Read this white paper to learn key BI concepts and discover the same techniques and technologies used by your larger competitors. DOWNLOAD NOW >> DR Emergency: Cures for Common DR Problems Mar 16, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern / 11:00 a.m. Pacific (60 minutes) Join us for a live, interactive eSeminar to find out how you can overcome these constraints to realize the full potential of your architecture and wide-area networks (WAN). Attend this online-only event to learn how you can re-architect your data protection and disaster recovery strategies. REGISTER >> Smart Ways to Incorporate Social Networking Into Your Enterprise Mar 29, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern / 10:00 a.m. Pacific (60 minutes) Social networking is not a fad - and it is not going away! Millennials entering the workforce have embraced this medium as a way to communicate both personally and professionally. It is time for companies to catch up and properly integrate social networking into their enterprises or risk being left behind. REGISTER >>

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