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Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.
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Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage.

Andrew Nusca: Partly cloudy: Google's Gmail goes down; outage chronicled on Twitter

Sam Diaz: VMWare's Maritz: IT spending patterns need change if industry intends to grow

Larry Dignan: Makes sense now: eBay unloads Skype; Gets $1.9 billion in cash and keeps 35% stake

Andrew Nusca: Internet Explorer posts largest loss since '08; Firefox, Chrome, Safari gain

Jason D. O'Grady: Munster: Jobs to appear on 9/9/9

Larry Dignan: Google Wave open to select Google Apps customers

Jason D. O'Grady: Blackberry vs. iPhone smackdown

Richard Koman: Privacy groups want Congressional action on behavioral ads

Jason Hiner: Review: How the iPhone 3GS stacks up as a corporate device

Matthew Miller: T-Mobile Touch Pro2 already has most improvements of Windows Mobile 6.5

Christopher Dawson: Opera 10: Worth deploying in schools?

David Morgenstern: Snow Leopard: FileMaker Product Compatibility

Matthew Miller: Smartphones rising to take the lead over PNDs by 2014

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Heather Clancy: What does it mean to be a green IT professional? The definition is definitely a moving target.

Ryan Naraine: Firefox add-on spies on Google usage, search results

Gallery: Sony S-Series Walkman

Sam Diaz: Cast Iron, Amazon partner to push migration to EC2 cloud

Paul Miller: Oracle delivers native support for Thomson Reuters' OpenCalais service

Sam Diaz: Dell partners with Brocade to compete in data center war

Ryan Naraine: Microsoft confirms IIS zero-day flaw; Exploit code published

Harry Fuller: A bravo for Brammo

Richard Koman: Germany says Google Books violates international law

Tom Foremski: Caring.com: Helping adult children care for aging parents

Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: Apple iPod touch education discount, Samsung HDTV, Sony Cyber-shot digital camera

Harry Fuller: Gute Nacht, Herr Edison

Harry Fuller: California's burning: greentech solution?

Robin Harris: Build a RAID 6 array for $100/TB

Jennifer Leggio: Fortune 500 Series: DirecTV strengthens customer channel with social media

Ryan Naraine: Microsoft to push 'mandatory' Live Messenger security patch

Andrew Nusca: SmartPlanet: New BMW turbodiesel hybrid goes 0-60 mph in 4.8 secs; 75 mpg

Dana Blankenhorn: Will GOP winning the battle force Democrats to war?

Andrew Nusca: Raytheon acquires BBN Technologies, firm that developed Internet, e-mail, VoIP

Dana Gardner: XDAS standard aims to empower IT audit trails from across complex events, perhaps clouds

Joe McKendrick: Another view: cloud not ready to take on SOA heavy lifting

Richard Koman: EU likes Google's book registry idea

Zack Whittaker: Apology solicited for death of computing founding father Turing

Dana Blankenhorn: Open source Medsphere sees $12 million

Heather Clancy: AMD amps up performance-per-watt with new Opteron chip

Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft delivers test build of Windows 7-based 'Quebec' Embedded OS

Matthew Miller: Mobile Napster site lets you download your purchased tracks OTA

Richard Koman: German court orders Google to change TOS - a little late

Andrew Nusca: SmartPlanet: 3 of 4 executives say outsourcing necessary to maintain bottom lin

Mary Jo Foley: Windows Mobile 6.5 phones coming October 6

Dana Blankenhorn: Microsoft lover Citrix as heroine of the open source cloud

Rachel King: Casio announces new Exilim pocket camera: the EX-Z280

ZDNet UK: Sony to ship Chrome with Vaio PCs

John Morris: The choices for thin, low-cost ULV laptops expand

Andrew Nusca: Western Digital debuts 2TB, 7200RPM enterprise-class hard drives

CNET: IIS flaw under investigation by Microsoft

TR Dojo: Five Windows command prompt tips every IT pro should know

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