News to know: Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates are BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage:
Rachel King: Steve Jobs calls Adobe 'lazy', says Google can't 'kill the iPhone'
- Jason D. O'Grady: Jobs trashes Google and Adobe at all-hands meeting
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: No matter what Apple says, you can't get a rich web experience without Flash
Larry Dignan: Obama's $3.8 trillion proposed budget: Parsing the tech priorities
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Google Chrome steals usage share from IE/Firefox, Win 7 breaks 10%
Sam Diaz: WSJ: Google preparing online apps store of its own
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to target SMB users with new 'BPOS Lite' cloud service
Dana Gardner: Business event processing and SOA: Joined at the hip
Sean Portnoy: LG promising 20-inch OLED TV in 2010, 40-inch version in 2012
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's Azure cloud is officially open for business
Garett Rogers: Google Chrome now officially supports Greasemonkey
Sean Portnoy: Alienware M11x "gaming netbook" ready for pre-order at $799
Heather Clancy: Tax software leader Intuit taps Hara for environmental software, Minnesota picks EarthSoft
Dana Gardner: Technology, process and people must combine smoothly to achieve strategic virtualization benefits
Rachel King: ExoPC Slate tablet computer takes on iPad with Windows 7, Flash support
Heather Clancy: Take one step at a time when planning data center energy efficiency agenda
CNET: Botnet sends fake SSL pings to CIA, PayPal, others
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Will scaled-up iPhone apps be a usability nightmare on the iPad?
Dan Kusnetzky: Social media and its impact on company image
Ed Bott: Can Microsoft close the app gap with Apple's iPad?
Rachel King: Microsoft steps up Xbox 360 external hard drive to 250 GB
Rachel King: Armatix high-tech pistol gun only works with the help of a pocket watch
Doug Hanchard: Should Government drop Windows and turn to open source?
Jason D. O'Grady: iPad's lack of Flash/USB/Bluetooth is all about lock-in
Zack Whittaker: 3 years of lost work (and a music collection) boil down to six DVD's
Dennis Howlett: Nine common SaaS marketing mistakes
Rachel King: NTT DoCoMo planning to demo LTE network prototype at MWC 2010
Paula Rooney: SpamAssassin upgraded
John Morris: Acer's full HD stereoscopic 3D monitor now available
Doug Hanchard: U.S. arms sale to Taiwan may throw Google negotiations in China out the window
Jennifer Leggio: Xerox pushes social media from the inside out
Jason D. O'Grady: Colbert rocks an iPad at the Grammys
Rachel King: Samsung gearing up mass production of 'world's first' touch AMOLED panel
John Morris: Touch set to take off on laptops and netbooks
Dana Blankenhorn: Why open source is health reform
Joe McKendrick: SOA, Agile and Cloud will pave the way to Lean IT
CNET: Google phasing out support for IE6
Rachel King: Wacom updates Intuos4 series tablet computer with Bluetooth
Michael Krigsman: Call for IT Devil's Triangle research
Dana Blankenhorn: What China wants in Internet battle is wholly proprietary
CNET: Google aims to speed up DNS requests
Dana Blankenhorn: How open source tears down proprietary advantage
Larry Dignan: Amazon vs. Macmillan: Capitulation will lead to higher e-book prices, Apple iPad momentum
Christopher Dawson: Dumping my laptop for...a server?
Smart Planet: Radically rethinking agriculture