| News podcast: Network World 360
Legal experts are anticipating fewer applicants in the lottery for available H-1B visas next week as economic conditions and updated requirements will likely lessen the immediate demand for hiring foreign nationals under the controversial U.S. immigration program. Also, IT research firm Ovum is projecting that mobile broadband revenues will explode over the next five years as the number of mobile broadband users climbs to 2 billion by 2014. (6:08) Dell challenges HP, IBM with new offerings
Trying to shed its reputation as an inexpensive hardware vendor, Dell is taking steps to sharpen its enterprise offerings so it can compete more effectively with rivals IBM and HP. Firefox fix due next week after attack is published
Online attack code has been released targeting a critical, unpatched flaw in the Firefox browser. Sprint WiMAX Begins the Era of True Wireless Broadband
How fast does mobile Internet need to be for to you give up the wired connection you're probably using right now? This week's 25 most-read stories 1. CEO payday: How much tech chiefs made in '08
2. 10 iPhone apps that could get you into trouble
3. Biggest mistake for IPv6: It's not backwards compatible, developers admit
4. Top perks for tech execs
5. Skype for SIP targets business customers
6. Melissa virus turning 10... (age of the stripper unknown)
7. Hidden Commands
8. Linux penguin mascot gives way to Tuz
9. 8 Great Free Security Tools
10. What is Nortel up to? 11. 101 Great Free Sites and Downloads
12. Nasty New Worm Targets Home Routers, Cable Modems
13. No business case for IPv6, survey finds
14. 10 IE Browser Settings for Safer Surfing
15. 10 of the Worst Moments in Network Security History
16. 10 operating systems the world left behind
17. Smartphone showdown: iPhone vs. BlackBerry Storm
18. Free Utilities to Speed Up and Tweak Your PC
19. IBM/Sun deal could benefit Java, says Google's open source chief
20. 20 cool third-party iPhone apps 21. Microsoft to present open source blueprint for down economy
22. Uh Oh, Exploit code targeting major Intel chip flaw to be posted 3/19/09
23. IBM confirms North America layoffs
24. Google: IPv6 is easy, not expensive
25. Low-cost wireless spectrum analyzers do the trick Today on Google Subnet
Behavioral targeting and some comments from Google's chief economist; Equal pay for equal work? Not in the tech sector; Blackberry gets Google voice search; and Google Blogoscoped: Google Docs gets a drawing program. | 
A look at the top 10 iPhone apps that could get you into trouble.
A detailed account of how much tech chiefs made in 2008.
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