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• Investing in the Cloud: Evolution, Not Revolution

  Venture capitalist Ping Li shares his thoughts on software as a service and what the cloud means for developers.

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• Small Businesses Need to Focus More on Cyber Security: Report

  Panda Security says SMB's general lack of information security is making them a prime target for cybercrime.

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• Looking to Capitalize on the Boom in Mobile Application Development

  A new Web site offers a directory of online-apps developers.

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• Gmail Becomes an App Platform

  Google is adding OAuth to IMAP, providing third-party developers with access to users' e-mail.

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• BIND 10: The First Year

  <b>ISC:</b> "We have nearly reached the end of the first year of the BIND 10 project. To celebrate this, we are releasing the first version of BIND 10."

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• Creating An NFS-Like Standalone Storage Server With GlusterFS On CentOS 5.4

  <b>Howtoforge:</b> "This tutorial shows how to set up a standalone storage server on CentOS 5.4. Instead of NFS, I will use GlusterFS here. The client system will be able to access the storage as if it was a local filesystem."

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• Sintel Open Movie Trailer Is Released And It Looks Promising

  <b>Tech Drive-In:</b> "The guys behind such amazing works like Elephants Dream, Big Buck Bunny and Yo Frankie! is yet again in the news. Blender foundation recently released the trailer of their next open movie, Sintel. And it looks super hot. Watch and enjoy."

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• Social Standards: Understanding Google's New APIs for Buzz

  Ars Technica dissects the social networking APIs released yesterday.

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• User management with SSSD on shared Ubuntu Lucid laptops

  <b>opinsys:</b> "A few months ago we had a blog entry about shared and personal laptops in schools. The goal of shared laptops is basically that they should behave mostly like shared thin clients: it should not matter which a computer any user chooses to work with."

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• The Taxes of the Tech World - Linux, Microsoft, and More!

  <b>Raiden's Realm:</b> "Recently Dell began denying purchasers of their Linux desktop machines the ability to get a refund on their "Windows Tax", the carefully hidden cost of Windows included in the price of the machine they just purchased. So why are they doing this?"

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• Arkansas National Guard Loses Hard Drive

  More than 35,000 Arkansas National Guard soldiers are learning that their names, social security numbers and other personal data are at risk after an external hard drive vanished.

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• Competing Tablet Vendors Eye iPad Success

  HP, Nokia and Samsung are making moves in response to Apple's iPad initiative. Analysts expect a flood of "me too" devices in 2010.

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• Oracle Launches Telco-Oriented, Carrier-Grade Blade Server

  Upgrade to the Netra line of blade servers for telcos makes them more suitable for mission-critical functions.

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• Discover Long-Running Queries

  Let SQL Server tell you which queries take the longest to run.

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• Five Ways to Benefit from the Open Source Mantra

  It's not about lines of code. It's about a code of conduct that encourages contributions to the community.

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• Five Ways to Benefit from the Open Source Mantra

  It's not about lines of code. It's about a code of conduct that encourages contributions to the community.

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• Samba Configuration with Webmin

  <b>Linux.com:</b> "The Webmin administration tool is a very powerful suite of web-based admin tools (for the Linux operating system) that have been around for some time. Webmin includes numerous modules covering nearly every aspect of Linux administration."

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• Mississippi Passes Data Breach Notification Law

  The Magnolia State this week became the latest to pass a law requiring businesses to immediately notify customers when their data has been compromised.

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• New Law Aims to Shore Up Retail Data Security

  Banks get a break in Washington, one of a growing number of states enabling them to recoup money lost from ID theft and data breaches.

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• Red Hat's Virtualization Technology Rev

  Virtually Speaking: Red Hat has announced an update for its virtualization technology suite. Is it time to add Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization to your short list?

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• Quantum Prepares for Life After EMC

  EMC says it plans to keep selling Quantum's dedupe solutions, but Quantum isn't taking any chances.

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• Steve Jobs defends his PG-rated walled garden

  <b>Salon:</b> "At the All Things Digital conference, the Apple CEO acts like closed-system critics are cheaters or porn peddlers"

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• Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal

  <b>What I Couldn't Say...:</b> "I feel for Google &#8211; Steve Jobs threatened to sue me, too."

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• 1/22: ScrLd-B Malicious JavaScript--and other Malware Threats

  A round-up of the latest Trojan, spyware, virus and other threat alerts.

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• Procurement and Open Source Software Guideline

  <b>OSOR.EU:</b> "Public administrations that consider using open source software may need advise on how and why public agencies can acquire such software."

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