TechTarget News Roundup -- April 17th, 2006

SearchMobileComputing.com:

Law firm picks Palm Treos over BlackBerry ‘pancakes’
A Houston law firm wanted devices that could do it all but were also nice and compact. After rigorous testing, the firm chose Palm Treo smartphones over BlackBerrys.

SearchOpenSource.com:

Virtual trial leads to datacenter overhaul
IT folks at a Canadian media company thought they were testing virtualization software as a way to run a tighter ship. They got more than they bargained for.

SearchSecurity.com:

Mozilla fixes nearly two dozen Firefox flaws
The digital underground could exploit the vulnerabilities to bypass security restrictions, tamper with sensitive data or conduct cross-site scripting and phishing attacks.

Security Blog Log: Man of God, man of ID theft
The latest from the blogosphere: new government data on the scope of ID theft and the tale of how a pastor and his wife were charged with the crime.
SearchStorage.com:

Cisco invests in NeoPath for file virtualization
Cisco is expected to make a strategic investment in NeoPath Networks this week, continuing the shakeout in the file virtualization market.

SearchWinIT.com:

Microsoft's Virtual Server gets free MOM pack
Microsoft hasn't offered much in terms of virtual server manageability thus far, but the company did release a free management pack that keeps tabs on computers running Virtual Server 2005.