April 14th, 2009
News to know: StumbleUpon; Facebook Apps; Satyam; Steve Jobs
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.
Larry Dignan: eBay starts undoing bad acquisitions: Sets StumbleUpon free
Andrew Nusca: Top Facebook applications see 25% drop in traffic since redesign
Larry Dignan: Satyam sold: Tech Mahindra highest bidder
Jason D. O’Grady: WSJ: Jobs heading up Apple netbook project
- Larry Dignan: Apple’s best move: Jobs as chairman with Cook as CEO
Jason D. O’Grady: Apple is recession proof
Andrew Nusca: Apple tax? iPod shuffle costs just 28% of retail price
Jason Perlow: The desktop fight you’ve all been waiting for
Harry Fuller: Even in the heartland some think of a coal moratorium
Larry Dignan: Satyam sold: Tech Mahindra highest bidder
Chris Jablonski: Noise from our ears a basis for biometrics
Mary Jo Foley: What is Microsoft doing to add Java support to Azure?
Matthew Miller: Will people really pay $800 for a SIM-unlocked iPhone 3G?
Mitch Ratcliffe: Guttenberg’s wake
Larry Dignan: Systemax: Where bankrupt electronics retailers are resuscitated
Andrew Nusca: MSI introduces ‘high end’ U123 Wind netbook for mobile business
John Morris: MSI details Wind U123 netbook, announces gaming laptop
Mary jo Foley: Microsoft Azurelight: Product support in the cloud
Dana Gardner: Open Source and Cloud: A Curse or Blessing During Recession? BriefingsDirect Analysts Weigh In.
Harry Fuller: Early Spring
RIchard Koman: Will ISS Node 3 be named for Colbert?!
Harry Fuller: Now we need the science of sea ice
Jennifer Bergen: iTunes price hike: What goes up, must come down
Jason D. O’Grady: Thieves stalking/robbing Apple customers in Boca Raton
Christopher Dawson: Do they still need us more than we need them?
Matthew Miller: Baseball, garlic fries, and Nintendo DSi star at Safeco Field
Dennis Howlett: Enterprise 2.0 promise is years off…if it materializes
Heather Clancy: Ratings on the fly: Raritan, EDSA Micro team to provide ongoing energy efficiency ratings
Jason D. O’Grady: Report: Apple orders 4 million new iPhones
Richard Koman: Google sidesteps Korean identity law
Paul Greenberg: CRM Playaz Episode #5: Social Media for Closers? Nooo; Wiki Prices Up, Customer Experience Down; Celeb Twidiocy
Michael Krigsman: Interview: SAP’s global head of project operations [podcast]
Andrew Nusca: Parsing the nuances of OS decisions
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal’s daily deals: Philips iPod dock, Jawbone bluetooth headset, Canon PowerShot SD890
Andrew Nusca: Shutting down your PC: Frugal fact, or financial fiction?
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source gets hearing but no action at HIMSS
Dana Blankenborn: Google Health faces its first test
Brian Sommer: Help with Raising Capital
Larry Dignan: Seagate: Revenue better than expected; Raises cash to pay debt
Dave Greenfield: New Skype Vulnerability Discovered
Tom Foremski: Google tests if there is a business model for free expression
CNET: Teen takes responsibility for Twitter worms
Dan Kusnetzky: HP Officejet 6310v or Photosmart C5140 plus Windows XP-an exercise in installation futility
Larry Dignan: Dean Kamen cooks up bionic arm; Vets may benefit
Jason Hiner: TechRepublic: Cracking open the Dell Adamo
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