News to know: Installing Leopard; Google; Green IT; BEA
Notable headlines:
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The Leopard has landed: The Mac OS X 10.5 upgrade process. 
Garett Rogers: Use your Google Calendar offline soon. Russell Shaw: Google Patent app describes efficient database storage of Google Maps, Google Earth objects.
Oracle pulls BEA offer. Oracle and BEA: It was fun while it lasted. Reuters: Icahn threatens proxy fight.
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft confirms PDF attacks, urges caution. Joe McKendrick: So simple even an MIT-educated rocket scientist can do it.
Heather Clancy: For green data centers, it's location, location, location. More on making your PC greener through power management. Harry Fuller: Silicon Valley, green tech and the mystery of it all. BoomTown: Another Yahoo Exec Departs.
Russell Shaw: Hobbyist Skype statistician: Skype now exceeding 10 million concurrent sessions. Christopher Dawson: How I'd use Classmate PCs in the States (and why I really want a UMPC now).
TechCrunch: Hulu Launches Private Beta, Makes Very Good First Impressions.
Michael Krigsman: Facebook fails at privacy. Stopping failure in its tracks. Consultants hate failure. George Ou: AT&T DSL 1.5 mbps service = 0.3 mbps throughput. Valleywag: Facebook employees know what profiles you look at. David Berlind: HP admits to problems with Pavilion notebooks and tries to help. Adobe claims Flash's non-PC footprint alone will be 1 billion by 2010. It's no iPhone killer. But then again Nokia's E90 goes after a different target: the 'Bizirati'.
Dan Farber: The Magic Quadrant: Team collaboration and social software. Challenges ahead for Facebook developers.
George Ou: Microsoft blocks FairUse4WM v2 after 3 months of DRM free music. Why spam can only be managed, not ended.
Dion Hinchcliffe:SaaS and Office 2.0 evolving towards Enterprise 2.0?
Travelers: Leave cell phones off.
Photos: Robots for all occasions (right). Acer: 11-12 percent of market after Gateway deal.
X Prize Cup brings outer space to New Mexico. AP: Apple imposes new limits on iPhone sales.