Notable headlines:
RIM offers explanation for massive outage.
Ryan Naraine: MacBooks survive day one in hacker jungle. Apple zaps 25 more Mac OS X bugs. Story.
Russell Shaw: 1995 Newsgroup posting proposing VoIP predates Verizon, Sprint patents. Could this 3Com patent be a solution to Vonage's infringement woes? VOIP Watch: Vonage: Do You Know What 3Com Has?
Reviews: Iomega StorCenter Pro NAS 150d (2TB at left).
ExtremeMac Luna (right).
Google: We spent $597 million on IT in a quarter. Google first-quarter profit rises almost 70 percent. Donna Bogatin: Google paints $3.7 billion pretty picture. Judge refuses to dismiss Google trademark suit.
Ubuntu 'Feisty Fawn' released, hit by traffic.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes installs Windows Home Server
Build 3790 (right). Here's his take.
Dell brings back XP on home systems. Ed Bott: Windows
XP will be around a lot longer than you think.
Ryan Naraine: JavaScript added to malware arsenal.
AMD posts bigger-than-expected quarterly loss.
Bug hunter targets routers, other gadgets.
George Ou: Fear and anger erupt over $3 Microsoft Suite.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Is $3 Windows/Office bundle too good to resist? It is when you throw in a cheap PC. Larry Dignan: Microsoft's Linux defense: $3 Windows-Office bundle. Donna Bogatin: Microsoft beats Google in worldwide mission, big time. Techmeme.
Mozilla Thunderbird 2 takes flight. Gallery (left).
David Berlind: Yahoo sued over jailing, torture of Chinese dissident.
Intel pulls out of 3G. Ericsson pulls out of WiMax. Does a wireless battle royale loom?
Google draws privacy complaint to FTC. Search Engine Land: Google Search History Expands, Becomes Web History.
Cell phone becomes new town crier.
Wired: How Security Companies Sucker Us With Lemons.
Cyberattacks at federal agencies draw House scrutiny.
AOL founder launches health care Web site.
Joe McKendrick: The incredible shrinking SOA vendor pool: good or bad? Another view: 'Magic number' for SOA services threshold is 'nuts.'
Jason O'Grady: Apple behind new patent reform bill.
Webware hands-on with MySpace news. Techmeme: MySpace officially launches news.
Photos (right): Newest tech in oldest bookstore.
Marc Orchant: Treo 700p fixes coming (at last).
Computerworld: No data stolen in 2006 computer intrusions, says Commerce Dept.