December 8th, 2008
News to know: HP, Detroit, Obama, Wiki Censorship, Netbooks
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:
Larry Dignan: HP further integrates EDS; Rittenmeyer to retire
Harry Fuller: Detroit may get some money
Sam Diaz: Obama: “It is unacceptable that the United States ranks 15th in the world in broadband adoption” 
- Richard Koman: Whew! Obama is still an iPod user
Larry Dignan: UK ISPs flip censorship switch on Wikipedia
Christopher Dawson: I can buy a lot of netbooks for $30k
Joe Brockmeier: Amazon open sources public relations
Phil Fursht: After the wake-up call: time to focus on our young talent
Joe McKendrick: Hard as it is to believe, some managers don’t give a hoot about SOA
Dana Blankenhorn: Organizing the open source troops in healthcare
Robin Harris: Can Microsoft innovate? Should we care?
Oliver Marks: The WWII German Army was 80% Horse Drawn; Business Lessons from History
Matthew Miller: Have someone tough to shop for? Try the new Gizmine electronics store
- Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 reviewers are quite impressed with this powerhouse
- MobileTechRoundup show #156, Nokia N97, capacitive vs. resistive user experiences
Sam Diaz: Ballmer: We’d like a Yahoo deal, but don’t need it
- Office-for-Web: More waiting from Redmond
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft signs major deal with Dell for Live Search
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Dell: Want XP? That’ll be $150 please!
Garett Rogers: Google Friend Connect now available to the masses
Ed Burnette: Google releases new Android SDK and phone for developers
Matthew Miller: Want an unlocked Google G1 Android device for $399?
Paul Murphy: Ten embarrassing questions
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: ‘Tis the season for getting ready for gaming - Top gaming utilities
Larry Dignan: Big tech trade shows go the way of Starbucks lattes; Big SUVs
Tom Foremski: Encouraging more Girls in Tech . . .
Jennifer Leggio: Facebook worm “Koobface” is back
Roland Piquepaille: Towards a robotic society in 2020?
Harry Fuller: Auto industry moves into passing lane…maybe
Sam Diaz is a senior editor at ZDNet. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
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