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• Microsoft Tells Plan for BizTalk The road map for the newly renamed BizTalk Server 2009 includes regular major updates, starting next year.
• Yahoo's Facebook Rival to Close Yahoo plans to shuttle its social networking site Mash at the end of the month.
• Nintendo DS Goes Silver A metallic silver version of the Nintendo DS is scheduled to ship this weekend.
• Biggest Security Challenges An AT&T security guru reviews attacks, hackers, and training the next generation of security experts.
• Analysts: Google Spreading Itself Too Thin As Google enters its second decade of existence with no apparent rivals for the search-king throne, industry observers warn...
• Sprint Readies HTC Touch Diamond Versions of the HTC Touch Diamond Next and HTC Touch Pro from Sprint Nextel will run the new Windows Mobile 6.1 OS.
• Accused Spyware Vendor Sues 7Search.com disputes antivirus vendor McAfee's classification of its wares as spyware.
• Ninja Blade Due for Xbox 360 Microsoft announced that the action-adventure game Ninja Blade for Xbox 360 will ship next year.
• Seinfeld Ad 'Just Teaser,' Microsoft Says If the debut ad leaves you wondering, it's supposed to--it's just the first of a longer campaign featuring Seinfeld.
• At 10, Google Reiterates Commitment to CIOs Google, which celebrates 10 years of its incorporation this month, remains strongly committed to its Enterprise unit and to...
• Nokia Adds Address, Calendar Sync to Ovi Nokia is offering a calendar and address-book synchronization service.
• Trim RAM Usage, Clutter, Kitchen Consternation Three apps that help you enjoy more by using less.
• The Bill and Jerry Show I wasn't anywhere near a TV Thursday night, so I missed the debut of Microsoft's much-ballyhooed ad campaign featuring Bill...
• Oracle Said to Be Making Progress on Fusion Apps Oracle has reportedly made significant progress on its long-awaited Fusion Applications.
• Libertarian Barr, EPIC Outline Privacy Agenda EPIC and Libertarian candidate Bob Barr say presidential candidates need to pay more attention to privacy issues.
• NetSuite Says Chrome-optimized Apps Are Flying NetSuite tweaks its hosted business applications for CRM, e-commerce, accounting and services automation to take advantage of Chrome's fast handling of Ajax elements.
• As Google Turns 10, Enterprise Success in Question Most computer industry companies would feel satisfied with ruling the highly lucrative and technically complex search engine...
• At 10-Year Mark, Google's Glossy Facade Shows Cracks Now that Google has reached its 10-year-mark, the company is facing cultural complexities and challenges.
• Less SOA QQ and More SOA Pew Pew Roughly translated: "Stop whining and get off your keister and do something!"
• How Do I Gain Administrator Access Without a Password? Anthony Venable purchased a used PC from a business going out of business. They didn't give him the password to the one administrator account.
• What Servers and Your Clothes Dryer Have in Common Running server technology at 208V is a step toward energy efficiency and increased ROI.
• Spore Springs to Life If you wandered into Thursday night's launch party for Electronic Arts' new Spore game, you would have found yourself inside a...
• Disk Storage Drove Ahead in Q2 The disk storage industry defied economic gloom in the second quarter with strong increases in both capacity sold and revenue...
• Vendors Scramble to Rein in Virtual Environments As Microsoft, VMware and others evolve their virtualization technologies, third-party vendors work to provide complementary management and automation capabilities.
• Xcelsius: How to Ruin a Great Application A really, really, really cool application gets sidelined in a swirl and flurry of filthy lucre.