News to know: Apple shines; Microsoft search exodus; Flex goes open source
Notable headlines:
IBM to wed game chip with mainframes.
David Berlind: Google gets an F for planned weekday disruption to Google Calendar. Google does the right thing: Cancels weekday outtage of Google Calendar.
Microsoft responds to commentary regarding Office bloat.
Mary Jo Foley: Yet another Microsoft search exec calls it quits.
Photos: Stellar views from the Hubble at 17 (right).
Ed Bott's Vista Hands On #16: A smarter way to manage System Restore space.
Adobe to open-source Flash tool Flex. Ryan Stewart on the move.
Mossberg: Kodak's New Printer Is a Good Start, Plus It Cuts the Cost of Ink.
Sun seeks profit from Internet TV. Dan Farber: Sun bids to change the economics of video streaming. Gallery (left).
Ryan Naraine: MacBook exploit in circulation? Larry Dignan: Apple has big quarter; outlook light; Mac sales shine. Apple fires back at former CFO Anderson.
Accounting for iPhone, Apple TV's future.
Apple's board defends Jobs amid hefty profits. Techmeme discussion.
Review: Motorola Slvr L7c (Verizon Wireless).
MySQL hits $50 million revenue, plans IPO. Dan Farber: MySQL's success leads to customer frustration.
AP: Akamai 1Q Profit Up, but Shares Fall.
Security Fix: Virus Writers Taint Google Ad Links.
George Ou: Beyond AMD’s Barcelona hype - the fine print.
Computerworld: When and why you should roll out 10Gbit Ethernet.
First public Longhorn Server beta is ready for download.
Donna Bogatin: Google demands more tax breaks for server farm rule.
Larry Dignan: Big computing plans = big privacy issues. A look at your IT department's future (or lack of it).
Dan Farber: SAP CEO: We are not arrogant, we are the market leader.
Ryan Naraine: Exploit code posted for critical Adobe Photoshop flaw.