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• Google to Offer Unfiltered Web in China With Hong Kong Redirect

  Google announces its solution to the China standoff with plans to redirect traffic from Google.cn to Hong Kong version of the search engine to deliver unfiltered Web content.

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• McAfee AVERT Stinger

  A free tool from McAfee for detecting and removing specific viruses

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• Enhance your Queries with Stored Functions

  HeidiSQL 4's Stored Routine Editor offers a user-friendly alternative to using a command-line interface to create and manage your stored procedures and functions. Today, we'll be learning how to take advantage of some useful native MySQL functions as well as use the editor to create our own custom functions.

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• Choosing a Large-Text Data Type for SQL Server Table Columns

  SQL Server offers several different data types for storing large amounts of data in table columns. But which should you use?

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• Google to Offer Unfiltered Web in China With Hong Kong Redirect

  Google announces its solution to the China standoff with plans to redirect traffic from Google.cn to Hong Kong version of the search engine to deliver unfiltered Web content.

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• The Wrong Open Source Software License

  It's ironic -- Sun took great pains to license its open source OS, OpenSolaris, and with it ZFS, under the ostensibly home-grown CDDL license. Now, with the plug pulled on Open Solaris, the future looks grim for the popular and highly regarded ZFS. Unless it can be absorbed into the Linux kernel that Sun carefully positioned it to avoid.

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• Spanish Botnet Could Paralyze Country

  Authorities say Spanish hackers were not aware that the illegal network they created could have taken down an entire country's computer networks.

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• Spanish Botnet Could Paralyze Country

  Authorities say Spanish hackers were not aware that the illegal network they created could have taken down an entire country's computer networks.

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• Iron Mountain Readies for New Federal Records Rule

  New rules requiring that federal records be kept secure and readily available could mean more compliance business for data storage vendors.

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• The Wrong Open Source Software License

  It's ironic -- Sun took great pains to license its open source OS, OpenSolaris, and with it ZFS, under the ostensibly home-grown CDDL license. Now, with the plug pulled on Open Solaris, the future looks grim for the popular and highly regarded ZFS. Unless it can be absorbed into the Linux kernel that Sun carefully positioned it to avoid.

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• Brasero Burns Data, Not Time - or Piles of Discs

  <b>Linux Insider:</b> "There are a lot of CD/DVD burners for Linux out there, but Brasero stands out as a straightforward, easy-to-use, burner that has some nice extra features but won't make you relearn a lot of complex commands if you only use it occasionally. One nicety is the option to start a burn project and finish it much later, even if you're not using a rewritable disc."

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• Spybot-S&amp;D Reference Update

  Detect the latest malware threats with the current reference update for <a href = "http://www.winplanet.com/file/11781.htm">Spybot Search and Destroy</a>

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• Small Business Software: OpenOffice.org vs. Google Docs

  We compare these two low-or-no-cost productivity suites to help you decide which one is right for your small business.

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• A Lean Patch Batch from Microsoft for March

  While February saw one of the largest patch batches ever from Microsoft, the forecast for March looks much better, with only two bug fixes on the agenda.

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• Introducing the Agile Desktop

  Klocwork explains how source code analysis tools serve as a complement to agile development processes.

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• Microsoft Access File Backup and Maintenance Options

  Backup and recovery solutions for Microsoft Access abound. Danny Lesandrini shares some of the utilities he has collected over the years and what he finds practical to use on a daily basis.

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• Microsoft News: Microsoft's CEO Pitches CEOs on Cloud Computing

  At Microsoft's CEO Summit 2010, CEO Steve Ballmer tells many of the world's most influential business leaders that the future lies in "the cloud."

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• Microsoft News: Microsoft's CEO Pitches CEOs on Cloud Computing

  At Microsoft's CEO Summit 2010, CEO Steve Ballmer tells many of the world's most influential business leaders that the future lies in "the cloud."

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• Endpoint Security: How to Protect Data on a Laptop

  <b>Small Business Computing:</b> "But the pain of buying a new computer pales in the face of losing the data from an unprotected laptop. A few simple steps toward data protection can avoid an invasion of your privacy and the real likelihood of identity theft."

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• How To Build A Standalone File Server With Nexenta 3.0 Beta2

  <b>HowtoForge: </b>"Nexenta is a project developing a debian user-land for the OpenSolaris kernel. This provides all of the advantages of apt as a package respoitory (based on the Ubuntu LTS apt repository, currently using 8.04) as well as the advantages of the ZFS filesystem."

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• Changing x86 Server Market Leads to End of Itanium Development at Microsoft

  The arrival of Intel's Nehalem-EX has pretty much signaled the end of Microsoft's support. High-end x86 servers now sport many features previously available only in Itanium.

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• Application Composition, Agile Development Rapidly Gaining Ground

  Application composition is being used more as a way to stay ahead of the competition and to gain the greatest IT benefits from technological investments.

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• Endpoint Security: How to Protect Data on a Laptop

  The heart of a small business is its data. Lose it, and you're in big trouble. But what about your laptop? We look at data security -- from software tweaks to hardware encryption -- to lock down your laptop.

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• Endpoint Security: How to Protect Data on a Laptop

  The heart of a small business is its data. Lose it, and you're in big trouble. But what about your laptop? We look at data security -- from software tweaks to hardware encryption -- to lock down your laptop.

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• Application Composition, Agile Development Rapidly Gaining Ground

  Application composition is being used more as a way to stay ahead of the competition and to gain the greatest IT benefits from technological investments.

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