The 30th podcast of Tech Rag Tear Outs (TRTO) has been posted.  Here are the detailed show notes:

• (00:00-03:22) Introduction
  • Promo for: Tech Podcasts
    & ChuckChat
  • Sorrow for UK Terrorist Attacks
  • Official Beer Of The Show:
    Nectar Ales’ India
    Pale Ale
• (03:23-23:56) Primary Content
  • InfoWorld (www.infoworld.com)
    
    • In-depth look at wireless bridging solutions from
      Adtran,
      Canon,
      LightPointe, and
      Orthogon. Test conducted at
      Advanced Network Computing Laboratory at the University of Hawaii.
      All of them rated “very good” scores with Adtran and Canon being on
      the higher end.
  • SC Magazine (www.scmagazine.com)
    
    • Richard Hollis looks at the “The dark side of Google’s Power”
    • BlueSecure wireless
      security tools get a “Best Buy” recommendation.
    • Need a hardware host-based firewall –
      Innominate mGuard PCI looks
      good.
  • Network World (www.nwfusion.com)
    • HP has new
      OpenView and
      ProCurve solutions.
    • 
      Microsoft’s Common Engineering Criteria (CEC) is geared to get
      all server solutions in sync
  • Computer Reseller News (www.crn.com)
    
    • TRENDnet
      TEW-T1 2.40-GHz Wi-Fi Detector
  • Government Computer News (www.gcn.com)
    
    • Device Works’ The
      Cable Manager get a good plug in this
      
      article
  • eWeek (www.eweek.com)
    • Pillar Data Systems
      storage area network (SAN) product line launches
    • Plumtree moving to support
      SuSe Linux [already
      supports .NET, Java, and Unix]
    • VMware Workstation 5.0
      evaluated in EWEEKLABS (buy
      on Amazon)
    • Fluke has announced a new
      handheld NetTool with support for VoIP
  • Information Week (www.informationweek.com)
    
    • U.S. Navy’s Surface Combat Systems Center and Naval Sea Systems
      Command deploys Xiotech SANs
      for capturing and distributing test data
  • Chief Security Officer (www.csoonline.com)
    
    • Simon Garfinkel has a great detailed article that looks at
      “anti-forensic tools” from Webroot, NeoImagic Computing, CyberScrub,
      and Robin Hood Software.
• (23:57-29:52) Closing
  • End the show with a Billy Watson  & Robin Henkel song entitled “Yes
    Baby” from the album "MADCAP EXTRAVACANZA"
  • Special thanks to: DarnPC
  • To leave audio comments call: 206-337-1533 or email them to
    technewsradio@gmail.com.
  • Have a great day!