September 24th, 2008

News to know: Google and T-Mobile on G1; OpenWorld; SOA; Apple

Posted by Larry Dignan @ 2:00 am

Categories: General, News to know

Tags: Google Inc., T-Mobile, Apple Inc., SOA, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Semantic Web, Web Services, Research & Development, Middleware, Enterprise Software

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:

Andrew Nusca: T-Mobile G1: Specs, pricing breakdown

• UPDATED: T-Mobile, Google, HTC unveil G1 (with hands-on pics)
• Ed Burnette: Google releases Android 1.0 SDK
• Hands-On with T-Mobile G1
• Larry Dignan: Google’s Android: Following the money on mobile search
• Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Can Google out-cool Apple?
• Josh Taylor: T-Mobile G1: Apple shouldn’t be scared… yet
• Matthew Miller: Live coverage of the T-Mobile G-1 Google Android announcement
• Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Apps for Androids: Will Google Map Out An ‘Open’ Platform?
• Christopher Dawson: Could Android finally be the mobile education platform?
• Jason O’Grady: First Google phone announced by T-Mobile (updated 2x)
• Ed Burnette: T-Mobile announces iPhone killer: G1 with Google
• Dana Blankenhorn: With Android it’s the software stupid
• Steve O’Hear: Gphone and Android will fuel the social web
• Gallery: T-Mobile G1 Event: Google Android, HTC
• Techmeme
• Video: Is Google’s Android ground-breaking?

Brian Sommer: Marketing 101 for Tech Vendors

• Americans Hate Flying - Consultants Must Really Loathe It

Larry Dignan: Oracle: CRM software demand bubbly; Social networking meets enterprise data

• Sam Diaz: Intel at Oracle OpenWorld: It’s about time - and the cloud.
• Oliver Marks: Oracle’s Mix Network, thoughts on remote conferencing
• Dana Gardner: Oracle’s Beehive push portends rethinking of economics and methods of enterprise messaging

Sybase moves to spur process modeling agility with latest PowerDesigner

TechCrunch: Ten Years Later, A “Third” Google Founder Comes Out Of The Woodwork

Beyond Binary: Windows Mobile 7 release delayed

Joe McKendrick: Good data, good SOA

• Is SOA governance even possible without data governance?
• The world’s simplest definition of ‘SOA’: hmm…

Dana Gardner: Amid financial sector turmoil, combined HP-EDS solutions uniquely span public-private divideDeb Perelman: The price of a pink slip

Adam O’Donnell: Talkback Tuesday: Webmail Security

Jason Perlow: Taking a Bott beating

• One Month with Windows Vista

MacRumors: Apple Extends Non-Disclosure to App Store Rejection Letters

Zack Whittaker: Microsoft vs. Apple: the multi-touch war

Jason O’Grady: CardScan Executive for Mac

Roland Piquepaille: Using tree power to prevent forest fires?

Paul Miller: Semantic Web Gang looks at investment opportunities in semantic technology

• Thomson Reuters bootstraps Semantic Web of Linked Data with SemanticProxy

TechCrunch: Hulu Launches All Kinds Of Stuff To Keep You Defocused On JoostHeather Clancy: Vendors plan to extend scope of recycling resource site

Dana Blankenhorn: Genius is simplicity and persistance

•  You cannot beat open source

Andrew Nusca: Amazing 1080p HD video from Canon 5D Mark II dSLR

Richard Koman: Is Comcast plan suspect or ‘reasonable’?

Sean Portnoy: Giant 32-inch wireless photo frame introduced

• GE partners up to deliver new HDTVs

Dana Blankenhorn: This doctor does not want to see you now

Harry Fuller: Chilling data from the Arctic