News to know: Oracle; Sidekick; Win7 party; Google; Yahoo Hack day
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Jason Hiner: Ellison rips IBM, shows off Sun-Oracle benchmarks, offers $10M prize
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: T-Mobile - All your Sidekick data are belong to ... well, no one ... it's gone!
- Larry Dignan: The T-Mobile-Microsoft Sidekick data disaster: Poor IT management going mainstream
- Matthew Miller: Danger/Microsoft lose ALL Sidekick data, do not reset your device
Sam Diaz: Preview Party: Windows 7 makes a big splash in a Mac house
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Upgrading to Windows 7 - Your questions answered!
- Ed Bott: The single biggest reason why Windows 7 won't be another Vista
Jason O'Grady: Amazing iPhone GPS for $2.99
Oliver Marks: Burnout - the Dangers of Remote Work Forces
Robin Harris: Optical storage: RIP
Garett Rogers: Google defends itself as FCC asks for more information
Larry Dignan: Yahoo pays its 'technical debt' with IT overhaul
- Andrew Nusca:Clay Shirky, live from Yahoo Open Hack Day 2009
Dave Greenfield: Should Obama Have Won the Nobel?
Zack Whittaker: Google's ongoing quest for home page simplicity
Tom Foremski: Porn stars and journalists share the same troubles caused by the Internet
Jason D. O'Grady: Jailbreak now available for iPhone OS 3.1.2
Jason Perlow: Who is a Candidate for Desktop Linux?
Sean Portnoy: "HDTV" experiment proves believing is seeing
Andrew Mager: We need a new Techmeme
Fever: A personalized Techmeme
Harry Fuller: Abomination or civil right? Solar clothes drying sparks heated argument
Dave Greenfield: Android's Weakest Link
Michael Krigsman: Twitter suspends security researcher's account as a threat
Chris Jablonski: Researchers replicate butterfly wings on a nano-scale
Doug Hanchard: Personal health information is the next national security problem
Paul Murphy: Clouds vs. Appliances
Jason Perlow: Frugal Friday: The Software of Stallman, Psystar/Apple, Parallels
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: iPod nano, Acer Aspire notebook, LG HDTV
Tom Foremski: Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials - a potent Silicon Valley workforce
Jennifer Bergen: Kindle DX international edition: Are the rumors true?
Dana Gardner: Architects to cloud advocates: Get real
Zack Whittaker: Coin-sized nuclear batteries to revolutionise electronics
Dana Blankenhorn: The best protection for software assets
Ryan Naraine: Google patches Android DoS vulnerabilities
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to add OneNote and SharePoint clients to next Office Mobile release?
Brian Sommer: SMART Selling in the SaaS world
ZDNet UK: Arrested al-Qaeda suspect has links to Cern
Andrew Mager: MobileTechRoundup show #185; Windows Mobile 6.5 and Google Android
Larry Dignan: Retraction: Yahoo and Iran
Andrew Nusca: With web-based TV widgets, Yahoo will televise 'The Internet Revolution'
Ryan Naraine: Mozilla 'Plugin Check' keeps Firefox add-ons secure
Joe McKendrick: Question: can packaged apps join the 'Lean IT' bandwagon?
Heather Clancy: Two new tomes offer tips to guide your Green IT strategy
Joe McKendrick: Gartner: You want cloud? You need SOA first
Ryan Naraine: New Adobe PDF flaw under attack; Patch coming Tuesday
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The EULA ... your views
Dana Blankenhorn: Canada scandal illustrates perils of health IT stimulus
Doug Hanchard: New technologies target disaster relief
ZDNet Asia: Green Dam enforcement watered down
Dana Blankenhorn: Seeking a Stallman for open source