News to Know: Adobe Apollo; Ray Ozzie; HP control freaks
Notable headlines:
Mary Jo Foley: Reading the Ray Ozzie tea leaves. Microsoft still trying to answer Google's wake-up call. Post Vista, Microsoft reorgs the Windows group. Microsoft shakes up Windows marketing unit.
Mitch Ratcliffe: The Great Vista/Mac Showdown: ReadyBoost stands alone. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Closing thoughts on my MacBook Pro Experience.
Gallery: Five years of Mini-ITX mods (right).
Ryan Naraine: Legal threat forces cancellation of Black Hat RFID hacking demo. Larry Dignan: RFID security: Black Hat muzzle prevents real discussion.
Coding Horror: Why Can't Programmers.. Program?
Apollo roundup:
David Berlind: Adobe starts opening the kimono on its Apollo platform. GooTube lookout: Jeremy Allaire debuts “Aftermix” as part of a re-tooled Brightcove. Phil Wainewright: As Outlook churns, is it WordPerfect’s revenge?
Adobe Engage presentations: Ryan Stewart: Phil Heinz--Intelisea. Acesis. Alex Bard - yourminis. Techmeme discussion.
SpendMatters: Vista, Office and Outlook 2007 are a Nightmare
CIOs want to see more of Google Apps. Donna Bogatin: Google: Official security strategy for Google Apps.
Larry Dignan: How valuable is your IT department?
Windows-on-Mac software gets virtualization update.
GigaOm: Ning: let '000 Social Nets Bloom. Steve O'Hear: Ning v2: another do-it-yourself MySpace? Techmeme discussion.
David Berlind: Harnessing Corel's Wordperfect Lightning. Gallery (right).
Larry Dignan: Amid sharp decline Wall Street hits tech turbulence. TheStreet.com: Slaughter on Wall Street.
WSJ: Testing TV on Your Cellphone.
Donna Bogatin: Microsoft trumps Google in Intuit QuickBooks.
Garett Rogers: Google Gadgets pageview statistics.
ThinkSecret: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard build 9A343.
Is Verizon Wireless really looking to buy Alltel?
Vonage, Verizon spar in court over patents.
Control freaks won at HP, ex-board member says.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Speed up your PC - Fit a 10,000 RPM system drive.
Storm Worm variant targets blogs, bulletin boards.
George Ou: The final word on the 'megapixel myth.'