July 16th, 2007
News to know: Verizon FiOS install; Jerry Yang; Microsoft code protection
Notable headlines:
Larry Dignan: The Verizon FiOS installation: The key points. Stupid FioS broadband tricks. 
Gallery (right).
George Ou: Intel’s technically legitimate but shady benchmarks. According to AMD, Intel Core 2 Duo doesn’t exist.
Larry Dignan: Jerry Yang makes Yahoo earnings debut amid low expectations.
Read/WriteWeb: 4 Years Ago Today - Netscape Corporation Killed, Mozilla Foundation Born.
John Spooner: Intel Inside the OLPC. OLPC and Intel bury the hatchet–for the children.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to offer code protection, validation to other software developers.
Dana Gardner: IT enters its most fertile development era ever.
Ryan Naraine: Critical MS Excel flaw dings Mac users. PHP Group to pull plug on PHP 4. Symantec going private? It’s not a crazy thought.
Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week.
Sun says Java flaw has been patched.
Russell Shaw: SunRocket said to be on last legs. Packet 8 takes leap forward with customized recording services.
Hindustan Times: Google, Yahoo may be eyeing Rediff.
How to Split An Atom: How To Define Web 3.0.
Ryan Stewart: Rich Internet Applications, SEO and Accessibility.
Jason O’Grady: Over 150 iPhone Web applications available. Hack: Custom iPhone ringtones.
Paul Murphy: Securing the PC.
Tom Foremski: Are you a widget or are you a business? Robert Scoble: Google Reader + Facebook Application = Digg killer?
Reuters: It’s no secret: Facebook’s allure is its privacy.
eWeek: The Merging of SOA and Web 2.0.
Marc Orchant: iPhone satisfaction numbers are unreal. Jason O’Grady: How to get video onto your iPhone (and iPod). iPhone Diary Day 15: Battery myth busting.
Photos: Underwater digicams (right).
David Berlind: Samsung to untether its plasma flat panels from all but the power cord.
Computerworld: 8M cell phones will be lost in ‘07 — how to back yours up.
Dana Blankenhorn: What are open source committers worth?
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