News to know: Hotspot insecurity; VMware Fusion; Microsoft's iPhone
Notable headlines:
George Ou: Hamster plus Hotspot equals Web 2.0 meltdown.
Ryan Naraine: Blue Pill Project extends VM rootkit cat-and-mouse tussle. OpenBSD team mocked at first ever 'Pwnie' awards.
House OKs billions for federal science, tech projects.
Larry Dignan: VMware Fusion for OS X ready to lift off. 
Dan Farber: The future of social networks. Predicting the next phase of the Internet. Denise Howell: Social networks: what goes out, what goes in.
Mary Jo Foley: Could Windows Home Server be Microsoft's iPhone? A (Microsoft) Code Name a Day: Confucius. David Berlind: Tech Shakedown #4: Should Vista be able to force an unwanted reboot when it wants to? Firewall redux: Could a public, open software behavior registry squelch useless dialogs?
Netvibes: Netvibes Introduces the Facebook Widget.
Matthew Miller: Nokia N81 8GB flash smartphone may be coming in August.
Beijing starts IT testing for Olympics. Last100: Amazon in your living room today and tomorrow.
Garett Rogers: Google still interested in bidding on spectrum in FCC auction.
Dana Blankenhorn: What scares doctors about technology. What is stalling open source in healthcare?
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Dana Blankenhorn: Taking the open source message on the road.
Phil Wainewright: Selling ads on Works because no one will buy it.
Publishing 2.0: Twitter is a publication. Ryan Stewart: Is Amazon getting into the Flash media streaming business?
Senate panel backs development of super V-chip.
Computerworld: Q&A: Symantec CEO John Thompson on poor customer service, storage standards.
PayPal offers 'pay later' option. Mary Jo Foley: Office for Mac 2008 delayed until next year.
Ed Burnette: Microsoft patent F
UD working against Linux, says new study.