News to know: AMD; Bebo; Google; IT training
Notable headlines:
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Triple-core Phenom - Where does it fit in to the big picture? John Morris: AMD ships triple-core Phenoms
EIC podcast: AOL and Bebo; Yahoo talks; Spitzer and IT; Semantic Web
Michael Krigsman: 5 ways to fail at IT training
Larry Dignan: AOL acquires Bebo for $850 million; Social networking field narrows
- Social networking meets old media: Maybe the ad model can work
- Steve O'Hear: Thoughts on AOL's Bebo acquisition
- Techmeme
Photos: First images from Saturn moon close encounter
Dana Gardner: Sybase readies means to make iPhone a Lotus Notes client
David Morgenstern: Apple WWDC to mark the iPhone SDK's new developer halo
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Windows-based Eee PC to outsell Linux version - Another blow for Linux
Phil Wainewright: Making cash with SaaS and Web 2.0
Mary Jo Foley: Two more Microsoft execs fly the coop
Garett Rogers: Google attempts to steal buzz from Microsoft WorldWideTelescope
Heather Clancy:Sweetening the deal: Samsung offers recycling service for laser printers
Dennis Howlett: Intel: no social networking here
Personal information of Harvard grad students compromised
John Morris: In-flight Internet cleared for take-off
Dana Blankenhorn: In open source 2.0 it's the quality of your forge that counts
AppleInsider: Apple TV DVR interface revealed in patent filings
Bits: Google's Trojan Horse: Let the free ad serving begin
Joshua Greenbaum: Microsoft Dynamics Revenues: Is More Really Less?
Janice Chen: Canon announces three new 10-megapixel PowerShot Digital ELPHs
News.com: Source: Microsoft-Yahoo in informal talks. Larry Dignan: Microsoft-Yahoo: Radio silence phase is over; The two are talking
Josh Taylor: Blu-ray player prices spike - wow, who could have seen that one coming?
Christopher Dawson: Do 1:1 solutions really need to be portable?
ReadWriteWeb: OpenSocial beta apps go live on MySpace
Richard Koman: Gates, Mundie make a pitch for white space
Paul Miller: Yahoo embraces the Semantic Web?
Uh oh: The guys controlling the IT budget aren't happy
Adobe plugs vulnerabilities for Form Designer, ColdFusion, Reader
Rik Fairlie: A free and easy way to test your Wi-Fi security
Garett Rogers: Google releases Ad Manager after DoubleClick approval
Review: SanDisk Sansa Fuze (right)
Roland Piquepaille:Hybrid cars and the power grid
Dana Blankenhorn: Sticky open source marketing
Matthew Miller: ShoZu one-click video and image uploads expands from mobile to desktop
IE 8: Threats will evolve to elude Microsoft's new security features
Paul Murphy: Internet personalities: looking at three political sites
Dan Kusnetzky: Microsoft Vista creates problems - Kidaro to the rescue