Microsoft modernizes Web ambitions with IE9

From CNET News.com: For those who doubted that Microsoft was serious in its effort to re-engage with the Web, it's time to put the skepticism aside.

At its Mix conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Microsoft gave programmers, Web developers, and the world at large a taste of things to...

Google's China ad partners plead for information

From CNET News.com: A group of Google's advertising partners in China has sent a letter to the Web giant, saying it has waited weeks in "profound pain" for word on the company's plans since it announced it might withdraw from the country.

The letter, which was signed by 27 partners...

Despite Somewhat Dated Lineup, Mac Sales Continue to Rise

From DailyTech: Apple's computer lineup, with the exception of the new i7 iMacs, is rather dated. The problem is particularly severe in the MacBook Pro series, whose hardware currently trails even drastically cheaper models from competitors like ASUSTek. Apple also has the...

Google Quietly Releases Nexus One for AT&T

From PC World: Confirming early speculations, Google added an AT&T and Rogers Wireless (Canada) 3G version of the Nexus One to its the now ubiquitous google.com/phone Web site. For a hefty $530, you can ditch your old AT&T phone and pop your SIM card into a shiny new Nexus One. That...

Microsoft modernizes Web ambitions with IE9

From CNET News.com: For those who doubted that Microsoft was serious in its effort to re-engage with the Web, it's time to put the skepticism aside.

At its Mix conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Microsoft gave programmers, Web developers, and the world at large a taste of things to...

China: Google Should Obey Rules When Leaving

From Tom's Hardware: Last week, referring to Google's plans to uncensor search results, China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Li Yizhong, told reporters, "If you don't respect Chinese laws, you are unfriendly and irresponsible, and the consequences will be on you."...

Intel rolls out 15 new Xeon 5600 chips

From InfoWorld: Intel introduced a line of Xeon server chips that operate up to 60 percent faster than previous server processors, the company said on Tuesday.

The 15 new processors in the Xeon 5600 line include low-power chips and come in quad-core and six-core variants, the...

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