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• Survey: Most Software Bugs Due to Poor Testing Procedures

  When a bug is found in released software, the bottom-line impact on an organization is significant.

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• Software Piracy Cost Companies $51B: BSA Report

  Global software piracy continued virtually unabated in 2009, costing software developers an estimated $51 billion, according to a survey by the Business Software Alliance.

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• Skype, Verizon Partner for Mobile VoIP App

  At Mobile World Congress, Verizon Wireless and mobile VoIP leader Skype announce they've teamed up on a mobile application for smartphones that will be available in March.

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• The Perfect SpamSnake - Ubuntu Jeos 9.10

  <b>Howtoforge:</b> "This tutorial shows how to set up an Ubuntu Jeos based server as a spamfilter in Gateway mode. In the end, you will have a SpamSnake Gateway which will relay clean emails to your MTA. "

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• Small Business SEO: How to Optimize Press Releases

  Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.

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• How to Optimize an Ecommerce Press Release

  Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.

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• How to Optimize an Ecommerce Press Release

  Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.

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• When the Administrator walks...

  <b>Linux Journal:</b> "We never like to see our co-workers leave. In most cases, though, we are are happy for them because they are going on to bigger and better things. But occasionally they are not leaving under their own power."

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• Cloud Computing: How Secure Is It?

  Panel of experts discusses what needs to happen for the concept of the cloud to become less of a potentially risky concept.

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• Why Smartphones May Be the Biggest Security Vulnerability in Your Enterprise

  Do you understand the threat surface of your mobile computing environment? Security vulnerabilities abound.

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• Microsoft's Choice Screen Doubles Opera's Downloads

  <b>Datamation:</b> "Microsoft has only recently begun delivering its so-called "choice screen" for browser selection to consumers in Europe, but it's apparently already producing the hoped for effect, at least for one small browser maker."

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• What Does That Server Really Serve?

  <b>Boston Review:</b> "Digital technology can give you freedom; it can also take your freedom away."

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• All Done With Ubuntu

  <b>IT News Today:</b> "Unfortunately, Ubuntu and I must part ways, as well as any community involvement I once had with it. What strained this relationship? Read on for a first hand account."

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• FBI, DOJ Identity Theft Programs Fall Short

  A new report from the DOJ's Office of the Inspector General says the government is making a big mistake by not making ID theft prevention and prosecution a top priority.

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• MSI Wind12 U230: Netbook or Notebook?

  The MSI Wind12 U230 netbook -- or is it a notebook? -- has a spacious 12.1-inch screen, a dual-core AMD processor and 2GB of RAM.

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• OpenSUSE Says Farewell To RadeonHD Driver

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "The RadeonHD Linux driver that came about in 2007 following the announcement of AMD's open-source driver strategy has had an interesting history. This driver was developed by Novell's developers, but now they are even dropping it from their openSUSE distribution."

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• Best Free and Open Source CRM Software

  <b>Tech Source: </b>"If you happen to own a business and are looking for CRM applications, I have here a list of some of the most well-known free and open-source customer relationship management (CRM) software available today."

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• Hackers Drawn to Cheap, Simplistic Malware Kits

  Latest security vendor study finds that do-it-yourself malware kits are popping up everywhere online and bringing even more amateur hackers into the fold.

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• MeeGo Netbook Performance: It's Beating Ubuntu &amp; Co

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "The MeeGo operating system as a joint project between Intel and Nokia was announced back in February. An initial test release was made available in early April, but yesterday's MeeGo 1.0 release is the first where they are providing a stable netbook version."

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• Microsoft: Privacy in the Cloud Is a Priority

  Microsoft's chief privacy strategist tells CFP conference attendees that protecting and ensuring accountability for user information requires the participation of a wide group.

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• Putting IBM DB2 Database Security Setup Work on a Diet

  Database administrators consistently strive to find faster ways to accomplish tasks in an effort to maintain some semblance of sanity as they navigate through persistent chaos. Learn how to simplify your IBM DB2 Database Security Setup using DB2 ROLEs.

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• Web Storage API vs. Cookies for Browser Data Storage

  The Web Storage API not only allows storing larger data in browsers but also in a more secure and efficient way.

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• Object Dependency in SQL Server

  When a SQL Server object is created that references another SQL Server object, such as a stored procedure called from a trigger, that dependency is recorded by the database engine. This article details how to get at that dependency information.

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• Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 Moves Toward Final Release

  Signs in the latest emulator suggest that the operating system may be nearing "release candidate" stage.

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• Fedora 13 delay fixes Linux GRUB bug

  <b>Netstat --vat:</b> "The release was pushed back by a week to fix a number of blocker bugs, among them is an interesting one that many users might simply consider to be just a papercut nuisance."

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