October 15th, 2009
News to know: Oracle OpenWorld; Google Wave; Intel; Windows 7; WiFi
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.
Sam Diaz: Ellison’s keynote: Linux, Exadata, the Governator and more
- Paul Greenberg: Oracle OpenWorld 2009 - Social CRM Technology Rears an Actual Head
- Oracle unveils Exadata 2 [video]
- Mercury News: After 32 years, Ellison just getting started
Jason Perlow: Google Wave: The Microsoft Bob of the New Millennium
- Sam Diaz: Google Wave can improve communications, reduce e-mail clutter
- Christopher Dawson: Google Wave: The moral equivalent of sliced bread
Larry Dignan: Intel is ready for your fourth quarter business: Will you show up?
Andrew Nusca: Toshiba announces Windows 7 touchscreen laptops, netbooks
- Ed Bott: Windows 7 in the real world: 10 PCs under the microscope
- CNET: Windows 7 to ‘Elevate Miami’
Sam Diaz: Wi-Fi Direct connections coming soon; Like Bluetooth, but better
All Things D: The CLIQ, Storm2 Join Long Parade of iPhone Threats
Dave Greenfield: SharePoint Statistics: The Real Reason Behind SharePoint’s Price Tag
Harry Fuller: Ford finds its car sales hybridizing
Dancho Danchev: Does software piracy lead to higher malware infection rates?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Jailbreaking the iPhone is cool, piracy is not!
- Jason D. O’Grady: Apple shipping new jailbreak-proof iPhone 3GS
AppleInsider: Mac sales grow 11.8% as Apple takes 9.4% U.S. market share
Ryan Naraine: Adobe joins Patch Tuesday barrage: 29 PDF security flaws
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Big Brains: Terry Crowley
Dana Gardner: CEO interview: Workday’s Aneel Bhusri on advancing SaaS and cloud models for improved ERP
Zack Whittaker: Double slash in Web addresses ‘a bit of a mistake’
NYT: BlackBerry, Upgraded, Aims to Suit Every User
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal’s daily deals: Philips universal remote, Casio Exilim digital camera, Sharp LCD HDTV
Mary Jo Foley: ComScore: Microsoft’s Bing holds steady in its search share
Brian Sommer: Customer Intimacy wins in SAP SI’s and Channel Partners
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Michael Dell - Loves Windows 7, slams netbooks
- Christopher Dawson: Netbooks may not be for everyone, but they’re peachy in Ed
Matthew Miller: Dual boot Android/XP Acer netbook available for pre-order
Andrew Nusca: Is this Barnes & Noble’s secret e-book reader?
CNET: Adobe fixes 28 holes in Reader and Acrobat
Joe McKendrick: How event driven architecture changes the SOA service flow
Dancho Danchev: New Koobface campaign spoofs Adobe’s Flash updater
Heather Clancy: The SaaS-ification of IT asset disposal
Gizmodo: Exclusive: First Photos of Barnes & Noble’s Double Screen E-Reader
Larry Dignan: Netbook disillusionment and why Compaq is still a brand
Dan Kusnetzky: Apptis Technology Solutions, an eGenera Partner
Dana Blankenhorn: Why Mac open source gets no respect
Jason D. O’Grady: Rumor: Apple to awaken dormant FM tuner in iPhone
Janice Chen: Flip Video updates the popular Flip MinoHD camcorder
Rachel King: Answering your digital camera and camcorder questions
Dana Blankenhorn: Snowe and enemies push health reform forward
Matthew Miller: Review: Zune HD & AV dock and Zune Premium Car Pack
ZDNet Asia: Linux-Windows gap to remain for five years
CNET: Typo takes down Internet in Sweden
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