News to know: HP, Hulu, IE 8; SOA; Citrix; Bearing Point

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Larry Dignan: Citrix to offer free XenServer; Takes shot at VMware

HP's mixed bag: Sales weak across all units, earnings on target; Outlook weaker than expected

Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's IE 8 incompatibility list: 2,400 major sites (and counting)

• Microsoft's IE 8 Compatibility List: Is it working?

•  Psystar ... can this little company hope to defeat Apple?

• Techmeme
• Jason O'Grady: Hulu's fantastic suicide

Sam Diaz: Intel asks court to settle Nvidia licensing dispute

• Dignan: AMD wins approval for manufacturing spin-off

  

• Lenovo provides an excellent example of how not to handle user data

• SOA and the economy: from slightly bearish to slightly bullish
• Enterprise architect warns: don't let mashups go the 'Excel' route

• To Linux or not to Linux?

• Jason O'Grady: Mozilla, Skype join EFF in supporting jailbreakers
• $99 iPhones arrive, but they're refurbished
• Oh my God! Apple killed Kenny!
• Gmail for iPhone goes offline, as in airplane mode
• Episode 105: PowerPage Podcast

• Dan Kusnetzky: Xenocode sandbox today browsers tomorrow who knows?
• Microsoft and Red Hat agreement and the next generation datacenter
• Dana Blankenhorn: When will enterprises contribute to open source?
• Coverity puts open source architecture data online
• The statist approach to open source

Christopher Dawson: 356,800 green Linux workstations going to Brazil's schools

• Giving quizzes with Google Docs
• Diaz: Google's back-pedal--or expansion--into offline is OK with me

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Immortalize spring break stupor with Canon's new portable printer

• Software engineer, systems analyst 'least stressful' jobs in America
• Comcast loses subscribers, but hurdles fourth quarter targets
• Canon debuts water-, freeze-, shockproof D10 camera
• Freescale to use Android, ARM for $100 Netbook
• NVIDIA Tegra APX 2600 mobile chipset on Android revealed