September 4th, 2007
News to know: Building PCs; Jotspot; Windows Live; iPhone skins
Notable headlines:
Garett Rogers: Get ready for JotSpot in Google Docs. Techmeme discussion.
Robin Harris: Build a $2,500 supercomputer. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Quad-core PC project - Update on the Asus Striker Extreme motherboard. The parts list. Weekend Project - Building two quad
-core PCs.
Top 10 reviews of the week (right).
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to unveil Windows Live suite this week. Ryan Stewart: Silverlight and Microsoft Live services.
Jason O’Grady: Consider skinning your iPhone.
Joe McKendrick: More moves in the SOA-mashup space.
Christopher Dawson: Should parents see your gradebook online?
Rough Type: Adblock Plus: the nuclear plug-in.
Financial Times: Chinese military hacked into Pentagon. Richard Stiennon: China getting uppity.
ZDNet Asia: China hosts nearly half of malware sites.
Dennis Howlett: KPMG on Entertprise 2.0: a dud.
Roland Piquepaille: Microrobots made from heart muscles.
Computerworld: Web host sees bright future with 100% solar-powered data center.
George Ou: SSE extension wars heat up between Intel and AMD.
NBC, Apple play game of brinkmanship. Larry Dignan: iTunes showdown brewing: Content owners vs Apple. 
Dana Gardner: IBM’s Cell processor looks like a candidate to power numerous infrastructure appliances.
Photos: A century of helicopters (right).
Ed Bott: Blu-ray, HD DVD, and Vista.
Computerworld: Expert finds ’stupid’ vulnerabilities in Oracle 11g.
In-game advertising company adopts TV ad model
eWeek: IT Workers Second-Guess Career Choice.
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