News to know: Google ISP; MySpace CEO; Bing; Google Buzz; Sprint; Facebook
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:
Sam Diaz: Google's experiment: leapfrogging ISPs to deliver ultra-high-speed Web
Sam Diaz: MySpace CEO Van Natta resigns after 9 months on job
Mary Jo Foley: ComScore: Bing grows to 11.3 percent of U.S. search market
Tom Foremski: Google Buzz: Here's why it will lead to a more closed and proprietary Internet
- Jennifer Leggio: Google Buzz: Intrusive social networking?
- Sam Diaz: Random thoughts about Google Buzz - 24 hours later
- Jason D. O'Grady: Google Buzz a no show at the App Store
Larry Dignan: Sprint earnings: More progress in fourth quarter, but still dropping subscribers
Andrew Mager: How to fix your Facebook News Feed so it's chronological
Sean Portnoy: With firmware updates, new Sony Blu-ray players will be 3-D ready by summer
Janice Chen: Apple iPad sees a camera in its future
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Will Apple approve Opera Mini for the iPhone?
Dancho Danchev: Scammers phishing for sensitive iPhone data
Tom Foremski: Tough times continue in Silicon Valley
Christopher Dawson: More on the TonidoPlug - the geeky stuff
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft readies Office Communicator 2010 beta for March debut
Andrew Nusca: Panasonic unveils Toughbook H1 Field, world's most rugged tablet PC
Sean Portnoy: Asus' new G73JH-X1 gaming laptop features Core i7 CPU, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 graphics
Ryan Naraine: Researchers intercept dangerous new banking Trojan
Joe McKendrick: Why business process management and complex event processing are converging
Heather Clancy: Running a data center that is both sustainable and self-sustainable
Jason D. O'Grady: Aperture 3, a year too late?
Sam Diaz: Where's that snow plow? Creepy Google Buzz geo-tags could become a public safety tool
Andrew Nusca: Lenovo ThinkStation E20: Core i3, i5; discrete graphics; starts $599
Andrew Nusca: Google Street View snowmobile hits the Olympic slopes
Larry Dignan: Opera tries to crowbar browser competition into the iPhone
Joel Evans: Will Windows Mobile 7 pull me back in?
CNET: Critics call Google bug bounty 'insulting'
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft mobile codenames: A guide for Mobile World Congress
Dana Blankenhorn: Microsoft tapping current product line for personal health IT
Andrew Nusca: Logitech intros Wireless Desktop MK 710: keyboard, mouse, unifying receiver
Heather Clancy: Figure out your solar investment costs. Sorta.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: 7 reasons to stick with Windows XP
Dana Blankenhorn: Microsoft retreats FAST in enterprise search
Larry Dignan: Adobe's Flash flap: Are concerns overblown?
CNET: Facebook, AOL link instant messaging
ZDNet Asia: Malware hits all-time high in January
Dana Blankenhorn: Terracotta, Eucalyptus deliver the do it yourself cloud
Rachel King: Hands-On Review: How easy it is to unbox a Sling Box
Larry Dignan: AT&T starts vendor selection for LTE trials; Picks Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Mozilla jumped the gun, add-on malware turns out to be false-positive
Dan Kusnetzky: Cloud impact on mobile solutions
Larry Dignan: Why WAN acceleration is a hot project in IT