| Acer sees the future of smartphones as free
Acer wants to bring the wholesale cost of smartphones down so far that mobile network operators can afford to give them away. It aims to release two such phones by October. Microsoft Windows on a mainframe?
Software that for the first time lets users run native copies of the Windows operating systems on a mainframe will be introduced Friday by data center automation vendor Mantissa. Virtual schools rapidly building online education foothold
"Virtual schools" are a growing phenomenon for the nation’s public K-12 schools, with Florida taking the lead later this summer with a new law requiring the brick-and-mortar... Catbird tightens security of virtual machines
Catbird is upgrading its virtual security software platform to better track virtual machines as they replicate themselves and to make sure the proper security policies follow... Avoid Deluding Yourself about Your Web site's Performance
Sevcik and Rebecca Wetzel: To know how your Web site is really performing you need to put it through ALL, not just some of its paces. Foxit's eSlick challenges Kindle with PDF prowess
The thin and light eSlick device, on display this week at the Cebit trade show, is Foxit's first foray into hardware. Foxit has specialized in creating lightweight and fast desktop and mobile applications for viewing PDF files, a format created by Adobe Systems and adopted as an international standard in July 2008. Reader's Choice picks for the best Windows open source projects
Microsoft Subnet blogger Ron Barrett has assembled a collection of readers all time favorite Windows open source tools for security, network management, graphics and more. Prototype wireless, robotic vacuum cleaner: hamster-powered
Cox: The folks at iRobot apparently have plenty of time on their hands. They created a prototype wireless, robotic vacuum cleaner...powered by a hamster running inside a spinning ball. Are You Worried About Your Digital Footprint?
Nickasch: When we talk about integrating multiple, and different systems together, like your PBX, Skype, Twitter, and your IM client... then we have a significant amount of information crossing platforms, and therefore generating quite the footprint of information! 13 reasons social media are like sex
Monash: A Twitter quip made the Digg/Reddit/Techmeme rounds recently to the effect that "Social media is like teen sex." That's cute as far as it goes, but why stop there? Today on Microsoft Subnet
How airline employees dissed a Vista user: Microsoft Subnet blogger tells an amazing story of how airport employees refused to help a passenger sporting a Vista-logo jacket. Plus, Microsoft Surface: the military's secret weapon? Today on Cisco Subnet
All about OSPF – an index of three months of OSPF training posts by Wendell Odom; Cisco trainer offers courses via iPod; Reactive Security Measures. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
New Horizons Computer Training is offering a free Microsoft training course worth up to $2,500 to be given to one lucky Microsoft Subnet reader. Deadline for entry is March 31. Network World on Twitter Get our tweets and stay plugged in to networking news. | 
Out of the more than 150 products tested, a baker's dozen rise to the top of the list.
Six readers dish on their must-have network products, from desktop systems to wireless access points.
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