May 10th, 2007
News to know: Vista on 512MB; VMware Workstation 6 gallery; Joost funding
Notable headlines: 
Ed Bott: Vista Home Basic on 512MB? Hey, it works!
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Introducing VMware Workstation 6. Gallery (right).
GPL likely to regain Apache compatibility.
Mary Jo Foley: Could Microsoft take a community lesson from Sun? Microsoft keeps the Open XML fires burning.
George Ou: Retailers haven't learned from TJX - still running WEP.
TechCrunch: Joost Announces $45 million Funding From Sequoia, Index, CBS & Viacom. Techmeme.
Christoper Dawson: Edubuntu update - it rocks.
David Berlind: Intel Mobile VP/GM Mooley Eden Unplugged: Centrino Pro (out today) will 'rock.' Google Apps To-Do Item #38: Make Google Apps documents 'more' attachable to e-mail. HP's Dragon 'notebook' is a friggin' monster (but I still want one).
Donna Bogatin: Google Analytics: Should Google be minding YOUR Web business?
Larry Dignan: Red Hat takes OLPC knowledge corporate.
Sun hopes for Linux-like Solaris.
Mary Jo Foley: Date set for Microsoft's SQL Server 'Katmai'
WebSideStory becomes Visual Sciences; bolsters enterprise focus. Gallery (right): Visual Sciences: Web analytics style throughout the enterprise.
Dan Farber: Motorola CEO Ed Zander says leave the PC behind. Social networking giants–the new lock in.
'Simpsons' game leads EA summer preview.
Epicenter: PC World Editor back. CEO out. 
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Surge in Mac users good for Apple, not so good for security. Mac shipments expected to soar.
Feds: Electronic medical record sharing needs surgery.
Images: Cracking open the Alienware Area-51 7500 (right).
George Ou: Solving the network storage dilemma.
The digital home: Still a handyman's special?
Pioneer unveils revamped 'black' plasma tech.
Photos: Pioneer gets 'Elite'.
Adrian Kingsley-Hug
hes: VMware Workstation 6 is released.
Bill Gates transcript: Microsoft Strategic Account Summit 2007.
Joshua Greenbaum: Racing Towards the Future, Stuck 
in the Past: Microsoft BI Moves… Not Far Enough.
Images: Next Mars probe lands in Florida (left).
Photos: The next generation of unmanned aircraft (right).
AP: Comcast CEO Shows Off Super Quick Modem.
Donna Bogatin: Better than YouTube? Google Testing on the Toilet!
Larry Dignan is Editor in Chief of ZDNet and Editorial Director of ZDNet sister site TechRepublic. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
For daily updates, follow Larry on Twitter.
Subscribe to Between the Lines via Email alerts or RSS.
