Wireless pictures are worth 1,001 words

Cool Tools Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Fluke Networks Live Webcast: Get more for your IT dollar Register for this live webcast, "Get Better Results from your IT investments," to learn how to make your IT dollars stretch further. Get real-world advice from industry experts. The live event takes place on Thursday, November 15, at 1:00 p.m. ET. Click here to register now! Keith Shaw's Cool Tools Alert, 10/25/07 * LATEST COOL TOOLS VIDEO: Wireless pictures are worth 1,001 words I--Mate's Momento digital picture frames can grab photos from USB drives, SD cards and through the Internet via a wireless network connection. Keith gives the digital picture frame a run through. * LATEST COOL TOOLS COLUMN: 25% off DNSstuff Membership! Exclusive offer for Network World Readers. DNSstuff.com is a web application providing expertise and all the tools necessary to ensure that your DNS operates smoothly, efficiently and safely. Only $36/yr Coupon Code: NWW2007NLA Work smart & join today! Fujitsu's U810 aims to be ultimate mobile device LifeBook U810, by Fujitsu, starts at $1,000. Instead of calling its LifeBook U810 an ultraportable or ultramobile portable PC, Fujitsu calls it a mini-notebook, which might be more of a marketing term than a specific product category. * LATEST TWISTED PAIR PODCAST: Rumor Mill: Who's Buying Who? Jason and Keith discuss the latest gossip on tech company acquisitions, whether the iPhone is toxic, and how you should deal with offensive co-workers. * LATEST FROM NETWORK WORLD PANORAMA: Protecting your intellectual property Everyday, it seems, there's a new charge of one company stealing another's intellectual property or violating a patent. Most recently, Microsoft charged Red Hat with violating some of its intellectual property claims. Network World's Jason Meserve talks about the issue and what can be done to protect software assets with Mike Dager, CEO of Arxan, a maker of intellectual property protection tools. (10:16) SOA's ready-made architectural model The OASIS standards body has recently begun working on the service component architect (SCA) specification already widely supported throughout the Java vendor community. This is great news for enterprises building service-oriented architectures as a model such as this will considerably ease the pain of gathering Web services into a cohesive whole. Duane Nickull, a senior technical evangelist for Adobe Systems and recognized SOA authority the world over, explains how SCA works and why it's so important to enterprise SOA in this talk with New Data Center Editor Beth Schultz. (33:08) * LATEST VOICES FROM IT ROADMAP: Identity management helps take load off Sabre's legacy systems For Sabre Holdings, identity management and security provisioning tools from Sun and Netegrity, have eased the burden on its mainframe processing systems and allowed the company to move to more open systems for supporting the 1 million peak transactions per hour it must process. Kurtis Holland, Principal, IT Security at Sabre Holdings, explains what steps went to into picking which tools to use and what you can do to avoid mistakes when implementing identity management in your own enterprise environment. (9:19) * LATEST COOL TOOL BLOGS: iPhone, gPhone, now an 'sPhone'? In the latest 'me too!' news of the mobile phone world, reports are surfacing that Skype plans to launch its own cell phone with service available in Europe, Asia and Australia. * LATEST FROM MICROSOFT SUBNET Essential Windows Mobile Applications Microsoft Subnet blogger Chris Dalby discusses a slew of new mobile applications that run on his HTC Touch Mobile 6 device including Live Search, Skype for Mobile, Gizmo Project SIP client.

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