Notable headlines:
Ryan Naraine: Zero-day flaws surface in AOL, Yahoo IM products.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft offers Oracle defectors up to 50 percent off SQL Server. Oracle's quarte
Photos: Cracking open the 1974 Altair 8800.
Larry Dignan: SAP rolls out Business ByDesign. All SAP posts. Phil Wainewright: SAP gets SaaS: can it run with it?
NBC.com to offer free ad-supported show downloads. Techmeme.
Dana Blankenhorn: The unintended consequences of automation.
Surveillance State: A game of cat and mouse: The iPhone, Steve Jobs and an army of blind hackers.
Heather Clancy: Pillar: No tradeoff to invest in green storage.
Ed Burnette: NetBeans vs. Eclipse, this time with attitude.
Richard Stiennon: Cyber crime is *not* bigger than illegal drug trade.
Russell Shaw: Gizmo for Mobile BlackBerry version is now available.
AP: Palm Expects 1Q Profit Drop.
Oxford University Press wins oldest HP-UX prize.
Missouri State, IBM launch IT serv
John Spooner: Intel wants you to put the Internet in your pocket. Gallery: More than chips at IDF. Roland Piquepaille: Faster memories made of nanowires.
Sony delays PS3 'Home,' but no talk of price cuts.
iSuppli: Costs drop for iPod Nano parts. David Berlind: SCO, it was good to know ya... you coulda been so much more. Steve O'Hear: Digg gets more social and advertiser-friendly. Techmeme.Dell to open retail store in Moscow.
Review: RIM Blackberry 8820Search Engine Land: Google uses outdoor billboards to promote Goog411. Dana Blankenhorn: Will Mozilla fill Open Office product holes? Russell Shaw: Here's a peek at some of Skype's feature development priorities.
Jason O'Grady: Apple announces T-Mobile as German iPhone Carrier. Apple statement. Apple to nearly double iPhone production.
Google: Google AdWords Introduces Google Gadget Ads, a New Interactive Ad Format .