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TOP STORIES - March 29, 2011 • T-Mobile Customers Outraged Their Carrier Selling Out to AT&T • HTC Thunderbolt Smartphone Speed Lives Up to Its Name • Comodo Hacker Exploited Passwords to Generate SSL Certs • Amazon Appstore for Android Isn't a Tablet, Smartphone Precursor • Google Chrome Team Fixes 6 High-Risk Flaws SPOTLIGHT Google Maps Charts Japan Devastation Satellite images show some before and after pictures of areas in Japan most heavily damaged by the earthquake and tsunami. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • First Look: iPad 2 Hits the Street • Hot Adobe Labs Projects in the Works • 15 Hot Cloud Companies to Watch • Exascale Computing Promises, Problems FEATURED VIDEO From Virtualization to Cloud We bring you tips and strategies to smoothly evolve existing virtualization. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • iPad 2 vs. Xoom: Tablet Face-Off • Features We Expect to See in iPhone 5 • iPhone 4: Weighing the Pros and Cons • 10 Apps New Droid X Owners Need IN THIS ISSUE T-Mobile Customers Outraged Their Carrier Selling Out to AT&T News Analysis: T-Mobile customers have expressed anxiety and outrage that AT&T plans to acquire their wireless carrier for $39 billion. However, they will have few palatable alternatives if regulators approve the AT&T-T-Mobile merger. READ MORE >> HTC Thunderbolt Smartphone Speed Lives Up to Its Name HTC's Thunderbolt on Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE network is the fastest phone eWEEK has tested yet. However, the company needs to bring 4G to more states across the country to make it worth the $249.99 price tag with contract. READ MORE >> Sponsored by IBM Discover the Smarter Tech Blog for ideas and information from IT industry experts. Go to the Blog! ADVERTISEMENT Comodo Hacker Exploited Passwords to Generate SSL Certs An Iranian claiming to be the person behind last week's attack on a Comodo partner said poor coding practices allowed him to generate SSL certificates. However, the hacker asserted he wasn't part of a state-sponsored attack, but was seeking revenge for the Stuxnet Trojan attack against Iran's nuclear facilities. READ MORE >> Amazon Appstore for Android Isn't a Tablet, Smartphone Precursor Amazon.com launched its Amazon Appstore for Android, a seemingly perfect platform for a tablet or smartphone. But Amazon.com and analysts claim it's about mobile shopping. READ MORE >> Google Chrome Team Fixes 6 High-Risk Flaws Google March 24 paid out $8,500 for six Chrome Web browser flaws found by enterprising developers. The company also issued two new SSL certificates to protect against the Comodo certificate issue. 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 >> Channel Insider Alert: Managed Services: Where to Begin? Apr 14, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern / 10:00 a.m. Pacific (60 minutes) Join the Channel Insider for this interactive eSeminar where industry experts will examine these questions and many more. Experts will discuss how to begin changing your business model around to focus on high value and high customer interaction. 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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