September 10th, 2008
News to know: Apple updates; Google antitrust; SAP; Countrywide; Patch Tuesday
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Ryan Naraine: Countrywide warning: Ex-employee (may have) sold customer, mortgage data
Apple: iPod, iTunes updates
- Video: Apple’s newest iPod Touch
- Apple’s iPod range – Photo Gallery
- Gallery Tour: iPod models since 2001
- If Apple really wanted to revolutionize the iPod, it would embed wireless broadband
Dana Blankenhorn: Netbooks, Chrome and the future of computing
Mary Jo Foley: Did Microsoft tech play a part in London Stock Exchange meltdown?
Robin Harris: How to archive on disk drives
Zack Whittaker: The end of the world? 
Matthew Miller: MAXroam V2 adds data roaming, US roaming and auto top off for the world traveler
Socket AM3 Phenom CPUs to debut Q1 09
Dana Blankenhorn: The new buzzword is hybrid
Paul Murphy: Reviewing an IRS web services report
Ryan Stewart: H.264 support coming for Silverlight
Larry Dignan: Amid regulatory worries, Google halves time it keeps your data
- Google bows to keystroke privacy concerns
- Justice preparing antitrust claim against Google
- Garett Rogers: Justice Department looking at Google closely
Cloud computing as a term: More meaningless by the minute
Sync your calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes with Sync on Ovi and your Nokia device
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Is Google’s Chrome sliding into obscurity?
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Whatever happened to CMP?
Larry Dignan:Demo Jam Live: SAP meets enterprise 2.0; The ROI of spell check
- SAP teams up with InnoCentive; Software IP questions abound
- SAP, Business Objects and an improving user interface
- Michael Krigsman: Why I liked SAP’s TechEd Community Day
Dennis Howlett: Yammer - another nice T4E but no cigar 
MySpace: 95% of ad revenue comes from 9 countries
Mary Jo Foley: Former MSN leader joins Yahoo
Dan Kusnetzky: Sun xVM VirtualBox 2.0
Zack Whittaker: Is VoIP the way forward?
Christopher Dawson: Would you buy a Linux desktop?
Will OS be a problem for netbooks?
Dana Blankenhorn: Saints and non-smokers also get lung cancer
Turns out kids do have cooties
Tom Foremski: The economics of online advertising affects online software publishers
If manufacturing is a green advantage, this could be a boon for smaller systems builder
Coal’s outspoken enemy and his uphill battle
Roland Piquepaille: Can robots become our ‘phriends’?
Andrew Mager: Tired of Google Search? Try SearchMe
Dana Gardner: ActiveVOS 6.0 helps extend SOA investments to the level of business-process outcomes
Janice Chen: Sony Announces Full-Frame Alpha DSLR-A900
CIO Sessions Video: Slide CTO Jeremiah Robison
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