News to know: Apple; AT&T; Google Books; Palm Pixi; Verizon; Best Buy-Microsoft
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Sam Diaz: Live blog from Apple's "It's only Rock n Roll" event
- Apple afterthoughts: The real news is what wasn't announced
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple iPod lineup revamp
- Andrew Nusca: Apple announces new iPod touch, nano, shuffle, classic; iTunes 9
- Andrew Nusca:Five reasons Apple botched its new iPod lineup
- Jason D. O'Grady: Apple announces new iPods and iTunes 9
- Matthew Miller: New iPod nano may be the motivation I need to train hard again
- Janice Chen: New iPod Nano with camera shoots video (and kills Flip?)
- Video: Steve Jobs returns to the stage
- Andrew Nusca: Apple slashes iPod prices in anticipation of new models
Larry Dignan: AT&T: 'Over the hump' of quality of service problems?
Richard Koman: House Judiciary considers Google Books deal Thursday
Matthew Miller: Palm Pixi, the next Palm Centro, coming to Sprint for the holidays
- Andrew Nusca: 10 things I think I think about Palm's Pixi webOS smartphone
- Gallery: Palm Pixi hands-on photos
Sam Diaz: Verizon enters mobile management services; enough to take it beyond early adopters?
Mary Jo Foley: Forget Linux. Microsoft trains retailers on how to pitch Win 7 PCs vs. Macs
- Jason Perlow: Microsoft needs Windows Wizards, not Mac Attacks
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Microsoft trains Best Buy "Linux assassins"
Sean Portnoy: Sony wises up, unveils new networked Blu-ray player with Netflix, Slacker support
Andrew Nusca: Dell reveals Adamo XPS thin-and-light laptop; 0.39" thick
Brian Sommer: Feds pour it on - Add 8 more counts on H-1B case
Mary Jo Foley: Wall Street still worrying over netbook impact on Microsoft's Windows 7 sales
Matthew Miller: Pandora now available for Google Android devices
- Gallery: Pandora for Android screenshots
Dion Hinchcliffe: Government 2.0: A tale of "risk, control, and trust"
- Jennifer Leggio: Government as a dialogue: Will the Gov 2.0 Summit contribute?
Rachel King: Leica announces new M9 and X1 digital cameras
Dana Blankenhorn: Will the policy debate narrow or end?
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft confirms SMB2 vulnerability, warns of code execution risk
Garett Rogers: Google experimenting with ads between messages in Gmail
Brian Sommer: Satyam - Do you believe in Karma?
Andrew Nusca: RIM BlackBerry Onyx (Bold 9700) image, features revealed
Paula Rooney: OIN outmanuevers Microsoft, buys Linux patents
Dana Gardner: Harnessing enterprise clouds: Many technical underpinnings already reside in today's data centers
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft in 2010: What do IT managers need to know?
Zack Whittaker: Real cash for virtual cash: FarmVille's business sense
Rachel King: New night vision module available for Nikon dSLR cameras
Jason Hiner: Cloud-ready? 74% of tech professionals work from 3 or more computers
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: Sony Cyber-shot digital camera, ViewSonic monitor, Timbuk2 messenger bag
Christopher Dawson: Not your father's tech school
Michael Krigsman: 6 dirty tricks from enterprise vendors
Larry Dignan: ShoreTel gives Skype's enterprise plans a lift
- Dave Greenfield: What's Missing from Shoretel's Skype-for-SIP Deal
Larry Dignan: OpenID, meet the U.S. government
Dan Kusnetzky: Is desktop virtualization the next focal point?
ZDNet Asutralia: Aussie police battle cyberattack threats
CNET: iPod case maker scoops Apple?
CNET: Microsoft: Windows 7 not affected by latest flaw
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Today Only! HP to provide real-time support to Snow Leopard upgraders
Larry Dignan: Palm launches Pixi, second webOS phone
Sam Diaz: Salesforce rolling out a beefier Service CloudRyan Naraine: Mozilla patches 'drive-by download' security flaws
Dancho Danchev: 'Anonymous' group attempts DDoS attack against Australian government
Tom Foremski: Former GOOG chief transforms into China's top angel investor
Mary Jo Foley: I don't want an MP3 player/camera/ebook reader/gaming device. Do you?
Heather Clancy: Worried about green printing? Xerox tempts marketers with new "sustainable" paper
Ryan Naraine: iPhone, QuickTime bitten by security bugs
Dana Blankenhorn: OpenID biggest government boost yet for open source