April 10th, 2007
News to know: Microsoft bug disclosure; Apple Airport security; XP SP3; AMD woe
Notable headlines:
Ryan Naraine: Responsible disclosure, the Microsoft way.
George Ou: Microsoft fights with researcher over Full Disclosure. A tale of two animated cursor attacks.
Apple swats Airport Base Station security bugs.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft: XP SP3 is still on the schedule for Q1 2008.
Microsoft to push fix for patch trouble.
Dan Farber: Salesforce.com snags Koral’s Web 2.0 content management service. Salesforce.com buys Web content management firm.
Larry Dignan: AMD pressure intensifies as revenue falls short; restructuring looms.
John Spooner: AMD’s perfect storm.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Dramatic AMD X2 price cuts.
Review: Buffa
lo LinkStation Live NAS drive (750GB at right). Memorex Mega TravelDrive External USB Hard Drive (12GB at left).
Jason O'Grady: Apple TV quality, not quite in focus? Apple ships 100 millionth iPod.
Computerworld: Government IT Execs Call to Standardize Vista rollouts.
Donna Bogatin: Health Care IT: $31 billion ‘perfect storm’
CIO salary survey: 13 millionaires; financial services
take top spots. The list.
Dell stops selling Axim handheld.
Does e-mail have a future?
Review: SanDisk Sansa Connect. Gallery (right).
TheStreet.com: Sprint's Big Pipe Dream.
AP: Lawson Software Swings to 3Q Loss.
Russell Shaw on Verizon vs. Vonage: Parsing the patents.
Parts 1, 2, 3
Mary Jo Foley: Will Microsoft integrate other Live services with the Xbox?
eWeek: More Power to Google.
Ryan Stewart: 5 questions with Mike Chambers: '110,00 downloads of the Apollo runtime'. Marketers don't seem to get Apollo.
Webware: How to win in the Twitter vs. Jaiku battle.
Valleywag chart: The hottest startups.
Paul Murphy: x86 Security.
TechCrunch: Google Takes Partial Ownership Of Maxthon Browser.
Ars Technica: Intel to announce the next Ultra-mobile PC design.
Robin Harris: Enterprise SOA: Cool, sexy and so-o-o doomed! Joe McKendrick: Is the US government a good model for SOA governance?
Is the 'Web OS' just a geek's dream? Gallery (right).
Start-up Xcerion sees the Web as your OS.
AP: U.S. Blasts China Over Copyright Piracy.
Marc Orchant: Sticky Windows for Mac–elegant simplicity.
Dan Kusnetzky: Virtualization from Red Hat's Joel Berman, Nick Carr.
Why Microsoft is under attack from all sides.
Gamerscore blog: Pictures of the New Text Input Device.
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