February 25th, 2009
News to know: Safari 4, HP, Gmail outage, Ballmer's bets, SaaS adoption
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.
Safari 4 coverage:
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Safari 4 - This is one fast browser!
- Ryan Naraine: Apple catches up on Safari (browser) security
- Andrew Mager: Is Safari 4 the new default browser for web coding?
- Andrew Nusca: First impressions: Apple Safari 4 beta
- Jason D. O’Grady: Apple releases Safari 4 beta (Updated with Acid3 results)
- Larry Dignan: Apple launches Safari 4 beta, but my browser portfolio is crowded
- Andrew Nusca: Apple announces Safari 4 browser public beta; ‘3X faster’ than IE 7, Firefox 3
- Reader poll: Which browser will you use?
Tom Foremski: HP and Sun expand partnership…what about a merger?
Christopher Dawson: Will Gmail’s outage make me think twice about: Edu Apps?
- Sam Diaz: Gmail outage not a cloud deal-breaker
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft’s Ballmer outlines his seven big bets for 2009
Larry Dignan: Forrester: SaaS adoption up, but hurdles remain
Sean Portnoy: Computer-in-a-plug platform looks to shrink network-connected devices
Harry Fuller: Wind and wildlife: co-existence or conflict?
Sean Portnoy: Cable, satellite companies look to bring TV programming online. Believe the hype?
Harry Fuller: Government doings: water, climate
Chris Jablonski: Doors that ‘revolutionize’ power generation
Mary Jo Foley: Google seeks to join Internet Explorer antitrust complaint
Ryan Naraine: Unofficial ‘patch’ for Adobe Reader, Acrobat zero-day
Mary Jo Foley: What’s Microsoft thinking with Windows Mobile?
Dana Blankenhorn: The health ID piranhas attack
Adam O’Donnell: Microsoft confirms 0-day in Excel, expands list of vulnerable systems
David Morgenstern: Happy Birthday, Steve Jobs
Mike Rothman: Will the real [Breach X] please stand up?
Paula Rooney: Red Hat’s KVM play should give Citrix and VMware pause
Christopher Dawson: Free antenna experiment…any takers?
Dana Blankenhorn: The health IT piranhas attack
Mary Jo Foley: How the Red Dog dream team built a cloud OS from scratch
Larry Dignan: VMware demos cloud OS; Touts private cloud computing
- Sam Diaz: Iomega eyes small business with VMware-ready NAS
- Larry Dignan: Novell, VMware unveil collaboration pact
Dana Blankenhorn: Ingres-Alfresco get into ring with Microsoft SharePoint
Dana Gardner: Enterprise IT architecture advocacy groups merge to promote wider standards adoption and global member services reach
Paula Rooney: Progress’ open source FUSE ESB makes gains in recession
Larry Dignan: Motorola dishes off Good Technology to Visto
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Hardware 2.0 ‘Very Best Kit List’ for Mar/Apr 09
Joe McKendrick: SOA and information tech 2009: a year of extreme focus
Dana Blankenhorn: Red Hat virtualization friend of the little guy
Harry Fuller: Climate change: less could mean more. That’s not good
Andrew Nusca: Will Facebook ‘infantilize’ the human mind?
Matthew Miller: imeem Mobile for the G1 adds ability to serve up your own music collection
Dana Blankenhorn: Ubuntu allies with Amazon and Dell
Larry Dignan: Micron: We’re cutting as many as 2,000 workers in Boise
Matthew Miller: Pantech Matrix Pro available from AT&T
Dan Kusnetzky: Parallels’ Serguei Beloussov speaks out on free XenServer
Jason Hiner: Sanity check: State of the IT profession 2009
Dennis Howlett: Agresso banks record year
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