News to know: Google Apps Marketplace; Cisco; Apple-HTC; FCC
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Garett Rogers: Google launches the Google Apps marketplace
- Sam Diaz: Google Apps Marketplace adds value, makes it harder to ignore the cloud
- Christopher Dawson: Google Apps Marketplace: Apps Roulette
Sam Diaz: Cisco unveils new router to drive video; Big expectations ahead
- Oliver Marks: I Want My Free Broadband Video
Larry Dignan: Apple's HTC lawsuit pays off: Rival roadmaps disrupted
Dana Blankenhorn: Will Apple be the next SCO or the next Microsoft?
Sam Diaz: How about a location update with that Tweet, Facebook status?
Larry Dignan: Jonathan Schwartz: How to play patent games with Steve Jobs, Bill Gates
Andrew Mager: 25 SxSW 2010 Panels You Can't Afford To Miss
Larry Dignan: IT hiring outlook improves: Think financial services if job hunting
Rachel King: Google, Dish Network testing Android-powered TV search service
Sam Diaz: Nexus One's biggest challenge isn't iPhone; it's Google's online-only sales model
Andrew Nusca: Why the Apple iPad won't cannibalize the Kindle e-reader
Larry Dignan: Amazon nixes Colorado affiliates; State tax battles proliferate
Dan Kusnetzky: VMware Express Tour - bringing desktop virtualization to you
Sam Diaz: iPhone developers: What they give up to get into Apple's app store
Rachel King: Valve confirms Steam game service support for Mac
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Valve to bring Steam gaming to the Mac
Tom Foremski: Google's Chief Economist can't help newspapers...
Sean Portnoy: Samsung reveals pricing for its 3D HDTVs, Blu-ray player, home theater system
Christopher Dawson: Hey, Google! I'll blog for broadband
Michael Krigsman: Six ways CRM projects go wrong
Joe McKendrick: How to break that hand-coding habit
Michael Krigsman: IT failure: A shameful story
Jason Perlow: Please Welcome Yet Another Guy With a Beard
Dana Gardner: TIBCO rolls out Spotfire 3.1 with spotlight on predictive analytics
Ed Bott: Getting ready for MIX10
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft plugs dangerous Excel security holes
David Chernicoff: Autopsy of the post-mortem: If it can happen to Google, it will happen to you
Christopher Dawson: Google Translate: leveraging the world's largest data store
David Chernicoff: My PAC's better than your POD. Or is it?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Did Microsoft's 'Browser Ballot" break because of Copy'n'Paste code?
Ryan Naraine: New Microsoft IE zero-day flaw under attack
Andrew Nusca: Samsung E6 e-reader offers handwriting, audio capabilities; $299, Barnes & Noble
Phil Wainewright: Four pillars of the transition to SaaS
Doug Hanchard: Northrop Grumman drops bid for of Air Force air tanker
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft adds XNA Game Studio 4.0 to its Windows Phone 7 arsenal
David Morgenstern: There's an app for that, if only I could remember it
Christopher Dawson: Soshiku Pro - not bad for a 20-year old
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft starts rolling out revamped MSN home page
John Carroll: Shut down the patent office?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Newegg IDs source of counterfeit Intel Core i7 CPUs
CNET: Drudge Report accused of serving malware
Rachel King: Case-Mate Hug protects and charges an iPhone wirelessly
Doug Hanchard: FBI nab cyber-extortionist who sought $3 million from NY insurance firm
Dana Gardner: Cast Iron launches integration platform to help pull hybrid cloud models together
Larry Dignan: PC makers drool over SMBs; What will win over the accidental entrepreneur?
Doug Hanchard: Polymer to replace cotton in Canadian currency notes
Rachel King: MSi X-Slim X360 laptop measures 1" thick, powered by Intel Core i5
Heather Clancy: Get on the fast track to carbon emissions reporting
Rachel King: Roxio CinePlayer chosen to power MSi 3D home entertainment systems
Doug Hanchard: Carly Fiorina officially files to run for U.S. Senate
ZDNet Asia: HP sues Asian firms over patents
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The Windows 7 UI will be the HP Slate's biggest weakness
Heather Clancy: Data center energy manager keeps tabs on unmetered equipment
Zack Whittaker: Netbooks dead? Yes, in the student market at least
Dana Blankenhorn: Keep health IT away from politics, says Chaikin
Dancho Danchev: Vodafone HTC Magic shipped with Conficker, Mariposa malware
Heather Clancy: CA formalizes relationships with energy-efficiency partners
Larry Dignan: IBM, Stanford reach green chemistry breakthrough
Rachel King: HP Slate promotion videos reveal Flash compatibility, Adobe AIR applications