News to know: Netflix; Google Health; Storm Worm; Fixing Vista
Notable headlines:
Dancho Danchev: The Storm Worm would love to infect you
Mary Jo Foley: Windows 7: The information lockdown continues
- Microsoft releases Virtual PC 2007 SP1
- Microsoft: Half of Exchange inboxes to be Microsoft-hosted in five years
- Ballmer egged in Hungary
News.com: Look out, Apple TV: The $100 Netflix Player has arrived
Ed Bott: Fixing Windows Vista, Part 4: Get smart about servic
Larry Dignan: Google Health launches; Read the terms of service.
- News.com: Google Health beta test begins
- Techmeme
- Dana Blankenhorn: Where does Google Health go from here?
- Garett Rogers: Press Day: Google Heath is now public
- Tom Foremski: Google Health most significant GOOG business launch since AdWords
Josh Taylor: The worst shopping experience on the web?
Dancho Danchev: Fast-Fluxing SQL injection attacks executed from the Asprox botnet Ryan Naraine: Zoho Writer flaw highlights disclosure problem in Web 2.0 world
Dan Kusnetzky: Citrix Synergy Announcements
Heather Clancy: Some brief info about Sun's latest shade of green blades and servers
Christopher Dawson: Should Sugar be put out to pasture? Paul Murphy: RIP OLPC
Dennis Howlett: SAP: build to flip? Phil Wainewright: Is BBD hoist by SAP's on-premise petard?
News.com: Google execs stew over Microsoft response
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Anyone ripped their entire DVD collection?
Oliver Marks: Topography, roadmaps and directions
ReadWriteWeb: Wikis Are Now Serious Business
IT Dojo: Five services you can turn off in Windows XP
John Morris: Samsung: OLED laptop in '09? AMD announces new PC gaming push Andrew Nusca: JVC unveils new camcorder that uploads directly to YouTube
AU Optronics unveils curved LCD
Microsoft: Doing Facebook, Yahoo search two-step to set up Google showdown? Steve O'Hear: After Google calls Facebook's bluff, Zuckerberg says "let's see if there's a way to make it work" [data portability]- Robert Scoble: Why Microsoft will buy Facebook and keep it closed
- Redeye VC: Facebook's new Fortune 500 Advertiser...
Roland Piquepaille: Nanorobots to improve health care
Reuters: SEC Charges 8 Ex-AOL Time Warner Executives
News.com: Comcast invests in P2P start-up
Harry Fuller: That veggie oil car could get you into trouble in US
Dan Kusnetzky: Neocleus - A different take on desktop virtualization
Dana Gardner: Panda Security delivers cloud-based security management service for SMBs
- Ingres brings OpenROAD tool for rapid DB apps development to GPL
- BT licenses Splunk technology to aid in data rentention and compliance monitoring
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Why I called Mozilla's change to the Firefox install process "sneaky"
Apple 2.0: Report: Apple's market share of PCs over $1,000 hits 66%
Dana Blankenhorn: What IBM rice study may teach us about people
- Jinkies! Microsoft's 2015 open source strategy
- Cohen's negotiated open source idea moving ahead
- Who will win open source professor cage match?
Richard Koman: Telescopes and teapots the new frontier in high-tech spying
Matthew Miller: Mobile software Monday: Opera Mobile 9.5 Gallery (right).
News.com: EA losing its credibility on Take-Two offer extensions
AOL Bebo-tizes its social properties; Forms People Networks unit
NYT: After Forays With ABC and HBO, a Video Blogger Returns to Video Blogging