| Microsoft deal gives Samba access to Windows protocol documentation
Open-source proponents say they've reached a legal agreement with Microsoft under which the software giant is making available protocol documentation needed to fully interoperate with the Microsoft Windows workgroup server projects, allowing them to better support projects such as Samba. 3G iPhone for mid-2008
Apple continues to be Wall Street's hottest date, with analysts predicting a new and improved iPhone to build on the success of v.1 as soon as mid-next year. NetSuite sets initial stock price at $26
NetSuite on Wednesday set the initial price of its stock at $26, greatly exceeding its original estimate. Websense touts data-leak prevention endpoint control
Websense says it will release an endpoint security product for content protection in the first half of next year, along with an extended set ... IBM CIO settles into his 'first pure-technology job'
IBM CIO Mark Hennessy says Web 2.0 and virtual worlds are fueling innovation at Big Blue. Cisco Subnet's top Cisco lists
Quiz: How much do you know about Cisco?; Cisco Subnet's top 10 of 2007; 7 Cisco bad luck happenings in '07: Top 6 Cisco acquisitions of 2007 and what it should buy in 2008; Valuable networking how-tos and hints and tips from our Cisco Subnet bloggers. Air France launches in-flight cell phone trial
Air France launched a commercial trial of an onboard cell phone service, but in a limited fashion that avoids a controversial aspect. Qwest scores $8.3 million contract to upgrade DOE systems
Qwest won an $8.3 million contract from the U.S. Department of Energy this week to upgrade the DOE headquarters voice switch system. IBM virtual world defies laws of physics
IBM didn’t bother obeying the laws of physics when it built a virtual world for its own employees. Trojan bumps Google ads from Web pages
A security company has identified a Trojan horse program that replaces Google text advertisements on Web pages with ads from another source, depriving ... PODCASTS Even Dilbert can't stop the snow
Jason and Keith end the year talking about Google's security woes, whether they are suffering from information overload, and why they need to take down their Dilbert cartoons posted on their office doors. The Best of Panorama 2007
A look back at the Top 5 interviews we brought you in 2007. Guests include author Michael Miller, AirDefense's Richard Rushing, career guru David Foote, Barracuda Networks' Stephen Pao and Bill Kish of Ruckus Wireless. (74:43) BLOGS Today on Cisco Subnet
Cisco's Giancarlo resigns - what now? Cisco Subnet's top 10 of '07. Trainer Wendell Odom asks: Is CCVP worth 500 hours to you?. Plus: We have a sneak peek of the book 'Network Virtualization'. Today on Microsoft Subnet
The 10 most-read Microsoft Subnet blog entries of '07. How Come Google spell checks better than Microsoft Office? Google Talk - Translation Bots. Plus: Last few days to enter to win free Microsoft training; free MCTS exam cram book. December giveaways from Microsoft Subnet: Win a training course of your choosing from New Horizons Computer Learning Centers worth up to $2,500. Plus we have 15 copies of MCTS 70-620 Exam Cram: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring by one of our newest bloggers, Patrick Regan for grabs. December giveaways from Cisco Subnet: Up for grabs: 15 copies of CCIE Voice Exam Quick Reference Sheets. Enter to win one of 15 downloads of Cisco Press' CCIE Voice Exam Quick Reference Sheets by Mark Lewis. Check out Mark's blog for Cisco Subnet here and an excerpt of the book here. | 
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