June 10th, 2008
News to know: iPhone 3G; MobileMe; Office 14; Home Server fix
First, the non-Apple news. (Scroll down for major dose of WWDC 2008 links.)
Mary Jo Foley:
- New proof: Office 14 slated for 2009
- Are all (Microsoft and Apple) sync services created equal?
- SharePoint gets an open-source podcasting add-on
- Final release of SQL Server 2008 inches closer
Ed Bott: Windows Home Server gets a big bug fix (and much more)
Paul Murphy: Windows vs Unix: Breaking the dialogues of the deaf
Nathan McFeters in Zero Day Security:
- Another bug your tools won’t find and your WAF won’t prevent
- TSA is failing us, let my associated ranting begin
Paula Rooney: Citrix integrates security appliance with XenDesktop
Harry Fuller: More oil refineries coming right up. Will this stunt cleantech growth?
Heather Clancy: SCE adds to its solar energy portfolio in deal with eSolar
Dana Blankenhorn: How much will Microsoft’s Sandcastle boo-boo hurt?
John Morris: HP’s Blackbird 002 to be available in retail
Larry Dignan: Icahn miffed at Yahoo response; Has Google envy too
HP rolls out laptop armada; Voodoo Envy targets MacBook Air
Amazon invests in user-generated shopping channel Talk Market
Dana Gardner: Serena’s Mashup Composer ushers content and widgets to on-demand business mashups
Ryan Stewart: Silverlight 2 Beta 2 Released
Dan Kusnetzky: Is Virtual Storage required for datacenter agility?
Jason Hiner: Sanity check: Will IT 2.0 eliminate the geeks or spawn a new breed?
Andrew Nusca: Samsung announces 3G ‘iPhone killer’ [right]
Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference…
MobileMe: iPhone finally gets OTA syncing - for a price (updated)
Jobs’ Apple as premier platform mantra to accelerate
- Ten things missing in the iPhone 3G
- iPhone 3G: The official rates from AT&T
- Matthew Miller: Questions I need answered before I buy
- Apple makes its play for the cloud: MobileMe
- iPhone 3G to be subsidized?
- Apple’s open source sweet spot is the iPhone
- Apple goes demo happy to the dismay of bloggers, traders
- Apple: 35 percent of Fortune 500 in iPhone beta
- Apple’s open source sweet spot is the iPhone
Ed Burnette: WWDC 2008 live blogging
Video from World Wide Developers Conference
- Jobs unveils GPS for the 3G iPhone
- Apple reveals MobileMe at WWDC
- TypePad goes mobile
- New iPhone: Get and make local news
- An iPhone app for the body-conscious
TechRepublic: Steve Jobs introduces - The Macintosh
Pricing…
- iPhone 3G - Apple’s reality distortion field redefines the phrase “half the price”
- iPhone 3G voice and data plans revealed (updated)
- You almost had us Steve, but the new iPhone 3G models comparison price is at least $40 higher than existing iPhones
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