| Five big questions about cloud computing
A lot of people scratched their heads over cloud computing this year. Here are the answers to the most persistent questions Smartphone attacks, rogue antivirus, cloud breaches top 2010 security concerns
There has never been a year in which security threats diminished, so expect more hacks, exploits and scams in 2010, researchers warn. How to win the software licensing game
Are your software licenses keeping up with the times? Probably not -- and that can cost you big time Government adoption of cloud to swell, study says
Cloud computing won a big endorsement in 2009 from the city of Los Angeles when it decided to adopt Google Apps, and many other state and local governments may soon follow with their own cloud approaches, according to a new survey by Input. Virtualization security remains a work in progress
While adoption of server virtualization is proceeding at a gallop, the effort to refine virtualization security reached only a slow trot in 2009. Software development's winners and losers, 2009 edition
The year that loved smartphones, scripting languages, the cloud, and open source was not always kind to developers. Today from the Subnet communities On Cisco Subnet: John Chambers says big is back and Cisco is the example and Howard Schmidt Appointed as New Cybersecurity Coordinator; On Microsoft Subnet Microsoft loses appeal: injunction against selling MS Word reinstated; On Google Subnet: Google Doodles 2009: a year in review. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
Here is a quiz on the most important or quirkiest tech stories to hit the front pages over the first 10 years of the 2000s.
Best picks from this year and a look back at 10 years of tech toys and gadgety gifts.
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