Workers put the finishing touches on a Dell Direct store at a Dallas shopping center July, 24, 2006. Days after being stung by a massive recall of 4.1 million notebook computer batteries, Dell Inc. is scheduled to report second quarter earnings. (AP Photo/Ron Heflin)

AMD wins more business from Dell (AP)

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AP - Dell Inc.'s announcement that it will expand its use of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. microprocessors is another win for the smaller chip maker against larger rival Intel Corp.

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Oracle User Survey Finds Open Source Making Inroads (TechWeb)

TechWeb - Open source software is making inroads into Oracle database installations, but there are some unexpected twists about where it is.

Mylo and GTalk

The concept of the Sony Mylo, like the Nokia 770 is very interesting to me. I see those devices as going "Beyond The Computer." This is very important for MuniWireless movement and residential community based hotspots. By adding GoogleTalk to...

This undated handout photo released by Rapiscan Systems shows the Rapiscan Secure 1000 Explosives and Weapons Detection People Screening System. This system inspects passengers for metallic and non-metallic weapons, solid explosives, liquids, and other contraband using low energy X-rays. Rapiscan is developing four kinds of devices _ some based on technologies more than 10 years old _ that can detect liquid or gel-based explosives. Two that would work on carry-on bags already have been tested by the Transportation Security Administration and

Systems exist to find liquid explosives (AP)

AP - While the process isn't perfect, scanning machines do exist to detect liquid explosives like the ones purportedly at the heart of the terrorist plot broken up this week.

Fear factor underwhelming in "Pulse" (Reuters)

Reuters - A horror film dealing with the terrors lurking via our computers, cell phones and other electronic devices, "Pulse" isn't nearly as scary as watching your hard drive crash or having your BlackBerry conk out in the middle of a vital call.

Researchers: OpenOffice.org Security 'Insufficient' (PC World)

PC World - French researchers say it may be more susceptible to viruses than Microsoft Office.

Apple eyes the enterprise at WWDC (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld - Apple’s WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC) is no Mac pep rally. It’s a gathering of geeks ready for a deep dive into a pool of technologies. But WWDC also has a tradition of new product intros, and last week was no exception, with two major hardware offerings and a tantalizing look at Mac OS X 10.5, code-named Leopard.

Internet Explorer Loses More Ground to Firefox (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine - A white paper just released by Janco Associates shows that IE has lost 16.51 percentage points of the browser market since its January 2003 peak.

Hollywood Might Ease DVD Burning Bans (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - The DVD Copy Control Association (DVD CCA), an industry association for Hollywood film studios and other content providers, is poised to adopt rule changes that will expand consumer choices for purchasing and downloading movies.

Will MS Give Shoppers a Free Pass to Windows Vista? (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine - Industry watchers say Microsoft will offer holiday PC buyers a free upgrade to the new operating system to boost sales.

Gender-bending popular in video games (AP)

AP - By day, Freeman Williams manages a small dental practice in suburban Houston. But on any given night, he's prowling crime-ridden streets and battling ne'er-do-wells in the video game "City of Heroes" as his virtual alter-ego: a female superhero named Robotrixie.

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