April 1st, 2008
News to know: Dell; MinWin; Microsoft's Glasnost; Mozilla
Notable headlines:
Larry Dignan: Dell: We’ll save $3 billion; Cut 8,800 positions
Ed Bott: Is MinWin really the new Windows 7 kernel?
Jason Perlow: Microsoft Meets Open Source: Glasnost 2.0. Dana Blankenhorn: If the birthmark fits, Microsoft will wear it
WSJ: Microsoft Unlikely to Raise Yahoo Offer
Mary Jo Foley: Report: Mozilla enterprise browser share hits 18 percent
Paula Rooney: Still no word: ISO to announce results of OOXML vote Wednesday
Foley: OOXML vs. ODF - lessons learned
Richard Koman: ‘Scandal’ over Norway’s vote for OOXML
Matthew Miller: T-Mobile announces the WiFi-enabled BlackBerry Pearl, Verizon finally gets the Curve
Richard Branson: Announcing Project Virgle
Dennis Howlett: Swarming around in HiveLive
Heather Clancy: EPA to data center operators: We want your energy stats
Rik Fairlie: New service could make your 3G phone a Wi-Fi hot spot
TechRepublic: Five reasons to centralize your IT department
Dana Blankenhorn: Novell insists it’s winning the Linux wars
Larry Dignan: 
Apple’s iPhone: Can it hit 45 million units by end of 2009? Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Selling 45 million iPhones a year?
Silicon Alley Insider: RIM’s iPhone Killer: Just Like iPhone, But Crappier Boy Genius Report: BlackBerry 9000 first impressions
David Morgenstern: What is the rate of Mac OS X Leopard adoption?
Security wrap:
- Dignan: Pwn2Own: What OS really won?
- Nate McFeters: More details on the Pwn2Own Flash flaw that won the Vista machine
- Black Hat Europe, Day 2 (Revisited): An interview with an invisible hacker
- Computerworld: Hannaford says malware planted on servers stole credit card numbers
- Fortify aims for the security suite spot; Moves upstream
Garett Rogers: Google launches Dajare in Japan
Webware: Google Docs getting offline access
Roland Piquepaille: Women’s attractiveness judged by software
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: New 3D workstation graphics card from AMD: ATI FireGL V7700
Denise Howell: Sparks fly over copyright at Tech Policy Summit
Photos: Improv Everywhere’s public hijinks (right)
News.com: After 38 years, a new type of memory to hit market
Dave Greenfield: The Semantic Web goes thin. Dana Gardner: WSO2 launches Web Services Framework for Spring 1.0
Robin Harris: Microsoft’s storage geeks speak
Matthew Miller: MobileTechRoundup show #127, Thoughts and experiences with the REDFLY and HTC Shift
Christopher Dawson: A “goldmine for Intel” and a treasure trove for Ed Tech
- So I introduced my students to Twitter
- University of Massachusetts enters online degree deal with China
Shell farms out IT, telecommunications to EDS, AT&T, T-Systems for $4.2 billion
Dan Kusnetsky: Citrix and NetApp Do the Virtualization Dance Together
Andrew Nusca: How to predict the weather of your cubicle via USB
Can the Apple logo make you more creative?
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