February 11th, 2009
News to know: More Kindle, Intel, IT Talent, Google energy
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
Christopher Dawson: Kindle 2.0: Give me a Classmate instead
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Kindle 2 - It is what it is
- Jason D. O’Grady: Kindle 2 vs. Kindle 1 deathmatch
- Larry Dignan: Why did Amazon downplay the most important part of Kindle 2?
Larry Dignan: Intel: We’re spending $7 billion on U.S. plants
Phil Fersht: Think before you fire: The cost of replacing IT talent
Garett Rogers: Google to make monitoring energy consumption simple
- Heather Clancy: Googling your energy consumption
- Larry Dignan: Google wants to tap into your electric meter; Enters smart grid fray
Christopher Dawson: I miss my Classmate
Joe McKendrick: Enterprise 2.0: innovation is the name of the game
Ryan Naraine: BlackBerry bitten by ActiveX control flaw
Richard Koman: In move to consolidate cybersecurity, Obama taps Hathaway to lead review
David Greenfield: Beware of the TrixBox: Redux
Harry Fuller: NEVs are quietly spreading among us
Larry Dignan: NetSuite fourth quarter better than expected
- Dennis Howlett: NetSuite looking bright for the future
Larry Dignan: Nvidia’s fourth quarter dismal; Worse than expected
Sam Diaz: Studies: more mobile traffic, mobile video in coming years
Andrew Nusca: Microsoft awarded 10,000th U.S. patent
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft: ‘Consistent exploit code likely’ for IE vulnerabilities
Dana Blankenhorn: Who is Obama’s tech daddy?
Andrew Nusca: FAA reports breach; employee data at risk
Sam Diaz: IBM, Juniper make global cloud computing push
Christopher Dawson: Windows 7 Starter Edition - not an answer for Ed Tech
Dancho Danchev: Fake Antivirus XP pops-up at Cleveland.com
Andrew Nusca: Interview: Wired’s Chris Anderson on the ‘free’ business model
Larry Dignan: Verizon Business takes its denial of service defenses global
Brian Sommer: Spin, Baby, Spin: Oracle’s case for spending in a tough economy
Dana Blankenhorn: Will health IT push back against populist Luddism?
Andrew Nusca: Android-based tablet PC has smartphone capabilities
Phil Wainewright: How free wins…or does it?
Jason D. O’Grady: 8 steps to App Store riches (hint: release a free version)
Jennifer Leggio: Micro-emailng challenge month No. 1: ‘I Talk Too Much’
Jason D. O’Grady: App Store experiment: 99 cents prices don’t work for niche apps
Larry Dignan: CIO Session: Ken Silva, Verisign
Andrew Nusca: Humor: Sony releases “new stupid piece of $#!*”
Brian Sommer: Jobvite wants to ‘friend’ you
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft updates its enterprise-search roadmap
Andrew Nusca: Dell Latitude XT2 12.1″ multi-touch tablet announced
Dana Blankenhorn: Was the vaccine-autism link a fraud?
Jason D. O’Grady: Video: MacBook to tablet conversion in two minutes
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Uncalculated Risk: The Fall Of Housing Prices. What Goldman Saw.
Ed Burnette: Google revs up Android with 1.1 SDK, but developers might want to hold off installing it
Richard Koman: FAA computer breached: 45,000 names accessed
Michael Krigsman: Preventing dashboard lust
Dana Blankenhorn: What Microsoft still does not understand
Matthew Miller: Unlocked Nokia E63 available now in the US for only $279
Dancho Danchev: Report: 92% of critical Microsoft vulnerabilities mitigated by Least Privilege accounts
Zack Whittaker: Microsoft Live Labs releases Thumbtack research tool
Harry Fuller: New physics as applied to solar tech
Dennis Howlett: Gloss going off SuccessFactors?
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