News to know: Apple Tablet; Android; Earnings; Google Voice; Oracle
News to know: Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates are BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage:
Larry Dignan: Apple's tablet: What happens when the tech lust wears off?
- Andrew Nusca: Apple tablet: During launch, look for content partnerships
- Sean Portnoy: What will the Apple tablet mean for your TV watching?
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple Tablet: McGraw-Hill leaks info on Cupertino's worst kept secret
- Would you wait in line for hours to buy the latest iGadget?
- Sam Diaz: Apple Tablet: Partners jump the gun, start confirming Tablet before event
Andrew Nusca: IDC: Android to be No. 2 mobile OS by 2013
- Larry Dignan: Verizon: Smartphone lineup stabilized; Ready for iPhone
- Rachel King: Nexus One coming to Sprint, Verizon, AT&T?
Sam Diaz: Yahoo Earnings: "transformative" 2009 leads to "positive momentum" in 2010
- Larry Dignan: Verizon earnings: Fourth quarter on target; Loss due to layoff costs; Wireless hums along
- EMC earnings: Fourth quarter, 2010 outlook better than expected
Sam Diaz: Google Voice for iPhone: We don't need Apple's stinkin' approval
- Jason D. O'Grady: Google Voice arrives for iPhone (sort of)
Larry Dignan: Oracle sues Rimini Street, alleges 'massive theft'; Is third party support dead?
Dana Blankenhorn: Was Jonathan Schwartz a success or failure for Sun?
Rachel King: Comcast wants to be at the top of 3D home entertainment
Doug Hanchard: China's Internet policy begins new arms race
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: ITC probes Apple on patents
Michael Krigsman: Social CRM: The inner meaning
Oliver Marks: Free Virtual Enterprise 2.0 Conference February 2
Mary Jo Foley: When is a Zune phone not really a Zune phone?
Andrew Nusca: Microsoft Zune Phone: Coming to MWC on Feb. 15?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Build a $550 bare-bones gaming PC
Larry Dignan: FCC queries Google, wireless carriers on termination fees
- Engadget: AT&T settles ETF case for $18m
Sam Diaz: Mobile etiquette offenders: Which one are you?
CNET: Report reveals cyberattacks on oil companies
Dana Blankenhorn: Obama enforces trade embargo against open source
David Morgenstern: At war with fonts?
Sam Diaz: Cisco, NetApp, VMWare partner to isolate, secure dataRachel King: Panasonic unveils four new Lumix pocket digital cameras
Janice Chen: Pentax announces high-design Optio I-10 and H90, plus low-price E90
Brian Sommer: The Changing Software Partner Ecosystem
James Farrar: Edelman: Tech Tops in Trust (and why you should trust ZDNet bloggers more than your grandmother)
Zack Whittaker: Tedious Tuesday: Student brings typewriter to lecture
Rachel King: Leica M9, world's smallest full-frame digital camera, available for pre-order
Ed Bott: Unlock thumbnail previews for Firefox 3.6 on Windows 7
Mary Jo Foley: No. 1 Azure request: Make it cheaper for smaller apps and services
Rachel King: PlayStation 3 stations installed at Hong Kong International Airport
Andrew Nusca: HP Slate: Pictures, video of device; CTO talks prototypes, background
Dana Blankenhorn: Ambidextrousness linked with ADHD and dyslexia
Rachel King: Corel unveils PaintShop Photo Pro X3 editing software; price starting at $79.99
Heather Clancy: Intel extends green power leadership streak
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Google Chrome goes 4.0, adds extensions, bookmark sync and squashes bugs
Dan Kusnetzky: Surgient Cloud Express 30 days to internal cloud