June 11th, 2009
News to know: Palm CEO; Barry Diller; iPhone upgrade; Iomega; MS Money
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: Palm injects Apple DNA: Colligan out as CEO; Rubinstein in
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Barry Diller: The Internet ‘Absolutely’ Will Become a ‘Paid System’. Time Projection: Within 5 Years
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The price iPhonebois will pay for an early upgrade
Larry Dignan: Iomega: EMC’s entry to be at the center of your home
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to close the till on Microsoft Money
Larry Dignan: The state of Internet TV: Consumers may pay for content; Aggregators win
Sean Portnoy: Toshiba announces its first LED-backlit LCD HDTVs
Jason D. O’Grady: iPhone 3GS technical specs released
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft ready to launch beta of its free Morro antivirus offering
Sam Diaz: Exec: Yahoo positioned for more efficient advertising buys
Dennis Howlett: European SaaS vendors: not quite comfortable in their skins
Harry Fuller: EPA to become the most controversial agency in nation?
Sam Diaz: Amazon CFO fields Kindle questions, mum on digital video, music expansion
Andrew Nusca: Motorola Rival messaging phone offers QWERTY, touch, visual voicemail
Larry Dignan: Rackspace lays out its cloud computing roadmap: Think hybrid
Zack Whittaker: Microsoft’s naive vision of the future home
Harry Fuller: Ford plugs in
Oliver Marks: Semantic & Social Web - What’s In It For You?
Harry Fuller: Google trumps fossil fuel industry?
Heather Clancy: Green Plug unplugged: Innovative power supply company teams with maker of wireless charging technology
Christopher Dawson: Just let Google give us the books already!
Heather Clancy: Want to get more efficient? Tideway helps you figure out where to start.
Sam Diaz: NYT: Smartphones have become a necessity; more growth expected
Michael Krigsman: Senate IT oversight bill: Detailed analysis
Joe McKendrick: Why SOA really, really matters in a cloud computing world
Dancho Danchev: Overall spam volume unaffected by 3FN/Pricewert’s ISP shutdown
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft’s fancy footwork around netbooks continues
Phil Wainewright: SAP’s John Wookey: the task ahead
Robin Harris: Apple’s MacBook flop - fixed!
Heather Clancy: Intuit service maps QuickBooks expense data to carbon impact
ZDNet Asia: Via hangs tough but not a real contender
Churchill Club podcast: Microsoft Ray Ozzie talks cloud computing
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal’s daily deals: 8GB iPhone 3G, Sony Reader, Samsung and Nokia Bluetooth headsets
Zack Whittaker: BlackBerry’s reduce broadband outage downtime
CNET: Spam reduced following Pricewert shutdown
Dennis Howlett: Zach Nelson: Optical problems for saas VARs
Phil Wainewright: Wookey: SAP’s future is on-demand
Andrew Nusca: Wrangling banks’ security architecture to allow transactions anywhere
Dan Kusnetzky: Air travel - how to lose a whole day
Video: A look at high-speed autonomous driving [video]
Dennis Howlett: Even more signs your software vendor can’t innovate fast enough
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