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Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know vi a email al ert and RSS daily . For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage Christopher Dawson: Convertible Classmate, take 2 Jason Perlow: Linux dead at hands of Windows 7? Horse puckey! Tech earnings:

Larry Dignan: VMware's fourth quarter solid; Better than expected
Tech layoff parade continues: TI cuts 12 percent of workforce
Sam Diaz: Netflix bucks trends, beats for Q4

Mary Jo Foley: Near-final IE 8 test build ready for download

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Microsoft worried about EU pressure to bundle alternatives to IE
EU may force rival browsers on Windows

Foley: Win 7 beta: February 10 is the download cut-off date PerformancePoint Server, Microsoft datacenters feel the pinch

Forrester: Knowing isn't hot but it should be

Adam O'Donnell: Mac malware will become endemic amongst high-risk groups Websense: Barack Obama's Site Leading to Trojan Sam Diaz: Senate OKs unnecessary delay to digital TV switch

Sean Portnoy: Report: Nearly half of HDTV owners don't watch in high-def

Zach Whittaker: Windows Mobile: it drove me to insanity

Matthew Miller: Windows Mobile; an operating system for adults

Bloomberg: U.S. Defense Department Mimics Google, Microsoft in Cloud Computing Effort Larry Dignan: Enterprise search: The target is moving Symantec dabbles with cloud app aggregation; Launches beta of GoEverywhere.

Gallery: Symantec's GoEverywhere (right) Google Operating System: More Signs of a Google Webdrive Christopher Dawson: Google Gears = no more Office/OpenOffice for students Dana Blankenhorn: Can open source police the clouds? Oliver Marks: Editing Crowd Sourced Content: the Wikipedia Discussion

Zack Whittaker: A Google Knol is worth a thousand Wikipedia's

Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Oh, CRAP. We're Now Named TARP. Maybe It's Time To Change. Again.

Marks: White House email hosed...

Times of London: Speculation grows over eBay plan to sell Skype internet telephone division Richard Koman: Tech stimulus: $20b for health care records

Isle of Man proposes compulsory license for downloads

Heather Clancy: Sun squeezes out cost, space and heat with new Colorado data center Andrew Nusca: Monster.com hacked; user ID, e-mail, phone numbers stolen

Joe McKendrick: In defense of SOA standards bodies

Dana Gardner: BriefingsDirect analysts discuss Service Oriented Communications, debate how dead SOA really is
Dennis Howlett: Guarantees and crazy glue sniffers
Paul Greenberg: Announcing CRM Playaz!
Michael Krigsman: Why I love Windows 7, hate Linux, and think the Mac is lame

Sprint Nextel cuts 8,000 jobs TechTrader Daily: Should Yahoo Buy The New York Times? Kingsley-Hughes: Alienware M17 - Is this the ultimate gaming notebook?

John Morris: MIDs haven't made it, but Intel is undaunted

WebWorkerDaily: Will the Last One to Leave GrandCentral Please Turn Out the Lights? Harry Fuller: Forget red or blue, is Washington turning green? Matthew Miller: First, and maybe last, impressions of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1a

Image Gallery: First thoughts on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1a Dana Blankenhorn: Another way to avoid mistakes in surgery

Stem cell dam broken?

Sam Diaz: Shop around before you buy Apple's iLife '09 Jason O'Grady: iLife '09 shipping tomorrow

How to ace that job interview Harry Fuller: New auto emission regs could block some car sales AMD launches more energy efficient server chips BoomTown: Should Facebook-or Someone Else-Take Another Run at Twitter?

posted by Larry Dignan
January 27, 2009 @ 2:00 am

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