News to know: RSA, AMD; Yahoo; Windows 8; $200 'Mac'

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RSA Conference:

• Tom Foremski: A conversation with Check Point's Gil Schwed
• Symantec CEO: The future of security
• RSA chief calls for 'inventive collaboration'
• CIO Jury: Should you still be scared of malware?
• Dancho Danchev: Hackers hijack DNS records of high profile New Zealand sites
• Google's CAPTCHA experiment and the human factor
• Sam Diaz: Cisco rolls out security upgrades at RSA
• Larry Dignan: Survey: Security doesn't escape the IT spending axe

Larry Dignan: AMD: Tough first quarter; Ready for Intel encroachment for thin, light notebooks

• John Morris: AMD says "Fusion" chip looks good, but is 2011 too late?

• Microsoft trademarks two more names: Sift and Swivel
• Microsoft integrates more social-networking sites with Windows Live

• Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: How will you be upgrading to Windows 7?
• Heather Clancy: Microsoft's turn to tout its data center best practices
• Dana Blankenhorn: Microsoft launches its Mayo-branded Healthvault
• Zack Whittaker: Web Messenger integrates into Hotmail. Gallery (right).

Joe McKendrick: Enterprise software: are customers being pressured so vendors can make their numbers?

• Michael Krigsman: Lawson Software: Positive first impressions
• Dan Kusnetzky: HP Adds to Thin Client Portfolio

• $599 Viliv S5 ultra portable PC is looking good
• Quickoffice submitted update for iPhone will fix a few issues
• Chris Jablonski: Engineers create smartphones for ultrasound imaging
• Robin Harris: NAB '09: broadcast quality audio - on an iPhone!

• O'Grady: Apple's new TV ads focus on iPhoto's Faces and PC viruses and reliability
• Andrew Nusca: Why Apple's new ad campaign is genius, and why Microsoft can't win as 'PC'
• Will a netbook save Apple's Mac business?

• NVIDIA offers Quadro FX 4800 graphics card to Mac Pro users