February 10th, 2009
News to know: Goldman's IT; Kindle 2; Google; Microsoft
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Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily . For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Calculating Risk: Panning for gold in Goldman’s ‘gut’
Whitepaper: How IT helped Goldman Sachs step back from the mortgage mess- Cost Calculator: Building a stress-testing system
Mary Jo Foley: In Apple’s footsteps: Google licenses Microsoft ActiveSync
- Matthew Miller: Google Mobile Sync for iPhone syncs Google Contacts and Calendar data
- Nokia Maps 3.0 beta updated with sync support and more device compatibility
Andrew Nusca; New microchip uses 30 times less power
Larry Dignan: Amazon’s Kindle 2: 5 burning questions
- Jason Perlow: Kindle Economics 2: Why Amazon should not be Apple, and Jeff Bezos is not Steve Jobs
Amazon Kindle 2 Up Close and Personal
- Jason O’Grady: Kindle 3 should be an iPhone app
- Matthew Miller: Existing Kindle owners to the front of the line please
- M-Edge announces Kindle 2.0 cases and booklight
- Live from New York: Amazon’s Kindle 2.0
- Dana Blankenhorn: Time for Kindle to go open source
- Gallery: Amazon releases Kindle 2.0
- Techmeme
Zack Whittaker: I’m sick to death of Windows 7
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Windows 7 Starter Edition on a netbook … Non-Starter if you ask me!
- Ryan Stewart: The mulitouch future of RIAs
Engadget: Archos to release Android phone / tablet
Dana Gardner: Interview: The Open Group’s Allen Brown on advancing value of enterprise IT via architecture
Andrew Mager: How to make your website really, really fast
Gallery: 
Five favorite iPhone photo apps
Five favorite iPhone photo appsChristopher Dawson: More signs of OLPC woe?
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source causes deflation
Jason O’Grady: Another Mac clone: say hello to PearC
Richard Koman: Internal video blasts NASA for stifling innovation
- Ed Burnette: How to stifle innovation
Boy Genius Report: BlackBerry Gemini 9300 information, specs
Heather Clancy: New SmartSynch interface uses public wireless networks to ship data to central location
Michael Krigsman: Roche CIO on SAP, consultants, certification, and system integrators
Harry Fuller: Ohmygawd, energy surplus!
- Phil Wainewright: Cloud and the European SaaS provider
Dana Blankenhorn: Health IT opponents push Harry & Louise, but think Thelma
Dave Greenfield: Beware of the TrixBox
MediaFile: Yahoo’s Bartz sees growth abroad - memo
Kingsley-Hughes: AMD undercuts Intel to offer more bang for the buck
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