News to know: Insecure security; Windows Live suite; AMD exit
Notable headlines:
David Morgenstern: The real question about Mac security. Ryan Naraine: Trend Micro, Zone Labs, ClamAV join list of insecure security products. Richard Stiennon : Not Constantinople. Again!
Mary Jo Foley: Bill Gates seeks patent for ad-rebate program. Windows Live suite debuts ... on cell phones.
AMD's sales chief to leave company
Dan Farber: AMD marketing and sales chief Henri Richard departs.
Jason O'Grady: AT&T simplifies printed iPhone statements. iWork review.
David Berlind: Inside one PC buyer's mind (aka: A message for Michael Dell, Microsoft and other PC makers). George Ou: The high definition format wars heat up. Ars Technica: Reasons financial and technical lurk behind Paramount's HD DVD coup.
Google Earth gazes into deep spa
Reuters: Intuit names new CEO, reports quarterly loss.
Russell Shaw: Avaya, Cisco, Nortel tech chiefs on enterprise IP telephony apps in the oven. New call center solution unveiled for Skype.
Dennis Howlett: Simplifying the enterprise: the next big thing.
Google's Mayer talks iPhone, Facebook
Techmeme: The YouTube ad saga.
Dana Blankenhorn: Yahoo buys while Google and open source build. Contradictory trends abound in hospital messaging.
Freakonomics: The Last Word (for Now) on Our RSS Feed: An Excruciatingly Long and Boring Post That Will Please Exactly No One.
Heather Clancy Collins: Sun's bid to save the planet (or at least make data centers more efficient).
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Dell's problems isn't down to paint, it's communication. Larry Dignan: Dell: Fancy laptop colors are harder than they look.
Michael Krigsman: Stop enterprise software hype: send me your stories.
Denise Howell: Changing the way we find, reference, and talk about the law.
Joe McKendrick: SOA folks, call the BI department ASAP. Matthew Miller: Mail for Exchange adds Tasks synchronization, but still no subfolders.
TheStreet.com: JDSU Profit Rises.
CIO Sessions: John Payne, San Francisco International Airport.
Reuters: Google CEO says mobile auction bid still probable.
Roland Piquepaille: Evanescent lasers to speed up data transmission.
Photos (right): Tech reconnects Peru earthquake victims.
Enterasys aims to secure enterprise VoIP.
Poll: Facebook banned by half of employers