News to know: Psystar vs. Apple; WGA; Linux under attack; FAA failure

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News.com: Psystar responds to Apple suit, will countersue

• Sam Diaz: Does Psystar have a legit argument in Apple countersuit?
• Psystar countersues Apple, alleges anticompetitive business practices
• Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Psystar sues Apple! Claims violation of Sherman Antitrust Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act

Michael Krigsman: Breaking: FAA computer failure slows nationwide air traffic

• AP: FAA says communication breakdown delayed flights

• Failed government IT: ‘The mother of all databases’

Dancho Danchev: Malware detected at the International Space Station

• Ryan Naraine: Linux under attack: Compromised SSH keys lead to rootkit
• Feel like taunting an identity thief? Don’t.
• Patch issued for Ubuntu security flaw
• Threat Level: Revealed: The Internet’s Biggest Security Hole

Mozilla Labs: Introducing Ubiquity

Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to target Windows XP Pro users with Genuine ‘nagware’ notifications

• Kingsley-Hughes: Microsoft to tweak WGA Notifications on Windows XP
• John Carroll: Microsoft, eat your own dog food

Foley: A (Microsoft) Codename a day: Geneva

TeleGeography Research: Google’s subsea ambitions expand

CIO Sessions: CareerBuilder CTO: Eric Presley

Larry Dignan: Tech giants may face dollar daze

Diaz: Apple’s biggest rumor: iPod or Jobs?

• AT&T: International iPhone surfing plans start at $120
• Jason O’Grady: Loopt: iPhone app keeps track of friends

Dana Gardner: Citrix makes virtualization splash with new version of XenApp to speed desktop applications delivery

• Dan Kusnetzky: Vkernel’s catchphrase “performance lifecycle management”

ReadWriteWeb: Adium Releases Major Upgrade to Popular IM Service

TechRepublic: Agile development is a method, not a goal

• SSL/TLS Certificates: What you need to know

ComScore: Microsoft Ranks as Top U.S. Online Display Advertiser in June, According to comScore Ad Metrix

Dana Blankenhorn: Is LogMeIn the route to laptop Linux?

• Open source extremism lives

Heather Clancy: Green tech reward program: Intel will recognize innovation that aids environmental cause

Tom Foremski: A peek into Silicon Valley and beyond . . .

Christopher Dawson: Go ahead…bring in your laptop

Larry Dignan: HP closes EDS purchase; Outlines services exec line-up

• Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Magna Charta: Welcome Back, Ross Perot

Diaz: Patent suit alert: This time, Google and Verizon on the hot seat

Paul Murphy: Dancing on E-voting’s grave

Matthew Miller: HTC S740 brings the look of the Diamond to a non-touch screen device

Kingsley-Hughes: Google Android loses Bluetooth API, Bluetooth still lives

• Arctic Cooling Fusion 550R PSU (Payment Saving Unit)
• MSI Eclipse - First X58 motherboard for Intel Core i7. Gallery right.
• Does TraceMonkey kick Firefox into turbo mode?
• Andrew Nusca: Report: Netbook prices falling, falling, falling…

Richard Koman: Dems: Broadband policy crucial but so-far nonexistent

• iTunes is back in China but Tibet album is not

Roland Piquepaille: Sign language over cell phones in the U.S.

Garett Rogers: Google Suggest goes live, will people like it?

Ryan Stewart: How the world watched the Olympics online

Wired: Amazon Relies on Customers to Pimp the Kindle

• Pentagon Begins Fake Cat Brain Project (Updated)

Large Hadron Collider aces pre-launch testing

Dana Blankenhorn: Health care auditing needs growth

Harry Fuller: Renting a car: it’ll cost you to save on gas

Amazon acquires book community Shelfari