News to know: Google Chrome OS; Dell; AOL; Microsoft
Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage:
Google Chrome coverage:
- Ryan Naraine: Inside the Google Chrome OS security model
- Larry Dignan: Google's Chrome OS: Will you give up d
- Sam Diaz: Live from Googleplex: Chrome OS details revealed
- Paula Rooney: Google makes Chrome OS open source today
- Jason Perlow: Chrome OS: Some Early Preview Videos
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Google Chrome OS announcement
- Dana Blankenhorn: ChromeOS says tear down this network regulation wall
- Do we need a 'beautiful mess' in operating systems? Yup
- Gallery: Chrome OS revealed
- Google: Releasing the Chromium OS open source project
- Chrome OS documentation
Larry Dignan: Dell's third quarter disappoints yet it sees IT demand improving
Dreamforce coverage:
- Jennifer Leggio: Hello Salesforce Chatter, so long Yammer?
- Brian Sommer: Dreamforce post#2: Chatter, Events, REA and the Future of Management
- Dennis Howlett: Chatter: Amplified
- How FinancialForce crushes it in SaaS accounting
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2009 Smartphone and Carrier Buying Guide
Larry Dignan: AOL: Will Armstrong get any honeymoon?
CNet News: Going rate for acquisitions at Intuit: $170 million
A PDC peek at a Microsoft server container (photos)
Doug Hanchard: FCC releases broadband agenda
- Politician wants Twitter banned from use by....wait for it -- politicians!
- FCC to review regulatory and legal impacts to cloud services and identity management
- FCC wants public comment on digital democracy - voting online
- Dignan: FAA hit with network glitch; Flight plans go manual
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft still working on an Adobe Lightroom competitor, but with a social twist
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft finds security hole in Google Chrome Frame
Matthew Miller: Hands-on with the HTC HD2, most impressive Windows Mobile device to date
Crave: Livescribe pen gets an app store
UK police make Zeus Trojan arrests
TechCrunch: TweetPhoto CEO Says Too Much In Interview, Gets Fired. And That's Just The Beginning...
Andrew Nusca: Users should be smug, and why the Apple iPhone makes you feel smarter
- Next-gen Flip mini camcorder to sport Wi-Fi; Cisco influence finally materializes
- Rachel King: More leaks on upcoming Lenovo ThinkPad X100e
- Amazon slashes price of Palm Pre to $79.99, Pixi to $24.99
Chris Jablonski: 7 things you should know about Body Area Networks (BANs)
Tom Foremski: Techmeme's 6 editors signals potential trouble with Google PageRank
Garett Rogers: Chrome OS will give Microsoft a run for their money
Heather Clancy: Peoplesoft founder pops up at eMeter
Andrew Mager: What's Happening Twitter? Slight languages changes have meaning
Jason Perlow: Messing around with the DROID camera
Sean Portnoy: Vizio announces Black Friday deals on its LCD HDTVs, Blu-ray player
Andrew Mager: Twitter adds "follow" buttons for your site
Tom Foremski: Rewarding tech that benefits humanity
Brian Sommer: Guerilla Marketing @ Dreamforce
Bloomberg: Facebook Common Stock Valuation Jumps 42% to $9.5 Billion
Kingsley-Hughes: GIMP dropped from default Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx installation
Christopher Dawson: How to add value, not just more tech, with Web 2.0+
Kingsley-Hughes: Apple Tablet - Unofficial, unannounced ... but still delayed
- Jason O'Grady: iTablet goes OLED bumped until late 2010
Dan Kusnetzky:Delta Sonic Car Wash systems deploys Vyatta
Rooney: Terracotta buys Quartz
Gizmodo: Is There Any Point to the World's First Wireless USB Drive?
Sam Diaz: AT&T launches Verizon counter-punch ad, keeps digging that hole
Microsoft designs laptop for developer giveaway
Harry Fuller: Alcohol and fuel cells in our future?
Dana Blankenhorn: MindTouch launches its open source cloud