Soldiers to Watch Graduations Online (AP)

AP - In his 20-year career as a soldier, 1st Sgt. Michael McElveen has missed a lot of important moments with his family — birthdays, anniversaries, holidays. But on Saturday he will get to watch his daughter, 18-year-old Fatima, walk across the stage and accept her high school diploma — even though he is still thousands of miles away in Iraq.

SAP, Neoris Enter Latin America (TechWeb)

TechWeb - The companies will offer ways to deploy Service Oriented Architecture, radio frequency identification technology, and mobile applications.

SAP open to merger or takeover: founder and major shareholder (AFP)

AFP - SAP, the world's leading maker of business software, would be open to a merger or a takeover by companies such as IBM, Microsoft or Google, if the price were right, one of SAP's co-founders and biggest shareholders said.

A Sri Lankan uses a mobile phone outside the Dialog Telekom headquarters in Colombo. Dialog Telekom -- Sri Lanka

Telekom Malaysia raises Sri Lanka investment by $150 million (AFP)

AFP - Sri Lanka's largest mobile phone operator, which is run by Telekom Malaysia, has announced a further 150-million-dollar investment to strengthen its rapidly expanding network.

Apple sues Creative over iPod patents (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - Apple has sued digital music player rival Creative Technology, accusing the company of infringing on four of its patents. The lawsuit, filed in a Wisconsin District Court, was apparently launched on May 15, the same day Creative sued Apple for patent infringement.

Dell goes with a few AMD chips (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Dell said Thursday it will start using microprocessors from Advanced Micro Devices in some of its high-end servers, sending shares of the world's largest PC maker 3.4% higher Thursday even as it reported an 18% drop in its first-quarter profit.

Microsoft Details Vista Hardware Requirements (PC World)

PC World - New Web site outlines the minimum requirements for running both low-end and high-end versions of the upcoming OS.

Intel retains lead in PC graphics, but ATI rising (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - Intel retained its lead in PC graphics chips during the first three months of the year, although the company faced increased competition from two key rivals, according to research figures released Friday. Apple sources graphics hardware from all three manufacturers.

Intel CEO Paul Otellini during a news conference in Seoul, June 16, 2005. Intel shares fell on Friday, hitting a three-year low, after Dell said it would begin using chips from smaller Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters)

Intel drops on fears of gains by rival AMD (Reuters)

Reuters - Intel Corp. shares fell on Friday to a three-year low, after No. 1 personal computer maker Dell Inc. said it would begin using chips from smaller Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. .

E-mail attacks target unpatched Word hole (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld - Antivirus companies and the SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC) issued a warning Friday about sophisticated e-mail attacks that are using a previously unknown hole in Microsoft Word to infiltrate corporate networks.

Jailed Brazil gangsters chat on cell phones daily (Reuters)

Reuters - Family visits in Sao Paulo prisons only take place once a week but jailed Brazilian gangsters chat on their contraband cell phones every day.

Dell shakes up tech sector with AMD switch (AFP)

AFP - Dell's announcement that it will use microprocessors from Advanced Micro Devices for the first time highlights the struggles of the leading personal computer maker, and could shake up the sector.

Apple Store Fifth Avenue Opens in New York City

MacWorld's photos and preview of the new Apple store on New York City's Fifth Avenue shows a sleek, modern design that will stand out in it's chic Fifth Avenue location. The 10,000 square foot subterranean retail store is located between...

The big Google Talk fallacy in Hitwise's Top 20 Google Domains meme

Plenty of meme juice now being given to Hitwise General Manager of Global Research Bill Tancer's list of Top 20 Google Domains. Bill explains that the table he's used to illustrate Hitwise's findings (and which I've reproduced at the top of this post) specifies "the percentage market share that each property accounts for in [...]

AOL to allow personalization of e-mail addresses (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - AOL is testing a program to let its members customize their AOL Mail address by using a domain name of their choice instead of the default aol.com, the Dulles, Virginia, Internet service provider and Web portal announced Thursday.

What You'll Need To Run Windows Vista (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Does your computer meet the grade for running Windows Vista? That is the question Microsoft is trying to help everyone answer with the launch of its new "Get Ready" for Vista Web site on Thursday.

LAPD Launches Community Web Log (AP)

AP - Welcome to the blogosphere, chief. And "good luck with your cesspool of crime, disease and victimhood."

Symantec Seeks Injunction To Block Windows Vista (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Symantec has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft, accusing the software giant of misusing its intellectual property. The suit, filed on Thursday in Seattle, also claims that Microsoft violated a 1996 licensing agreement for Symantec's Volume Manager storage technology.

A man with headphones listens to music online. Two people who admitted being part of a ring that distributed illegal copies of music on the Internet before its commercial release were sentenced to prison terms of between six and 15 months.(AFP/DDP/File/Oliver Stratmann)

Two get jail time for music piracy (AFP)

AFP - Two people who admitted being part of a ring that distributed illegal copies of music on the Internet before its commercial release were sentenced to prison terms of between six and 15 months.

Small-Business CRM: Hosted or In-House? (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Small businesses increasingly have been turning to hosted applications for their customer-relationship management, seeking to save money and ease the burden on understaffed I.T. departments.

World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee during a news conference in Helsinki, June 15, 2004. The World Wide Web is on the cusp of making its next big leap to become an open environment for collaboration, and its inventor said he has not been so optimistic in years. (LEHTIKUVA /Jaakko Avikainen/Reuters)

Web inventor sees his brainchild ready for big leap (Reuters)

Reuters - The World Wide Web is on the cusp of making its next big leap to become an open environment for collaboration and its inventor said he has not been so optimistic in years.

Sun's McNealy urges developers to change the world (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld - San Francisco - Sun Microsystems Chairman Scott McNealy, who had been the company's CEO for 22 years until last month, issued a call to developers Friday to make a difference in bridging the worldwide digital divide.

Microsoft Buys SSL VPN Vendor (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Microsoft has signed an agreement to buy Whale Communications, an Israeli vendor of firewalls and other security technologies. The software giant did not specify the terms of the acquisition, nor did it name a closing date.

Virtual Worlds Let Advertisers Mingle (AdWeek.com)

AdWeek.com - Over the weekend, BBC Radio 1 kicked off the U.K. festival season with "The Big Weekend" in Dundee, Scotland, featuring acts like Pink, Snow Patrol and Mylo. But not all fans who caught the show did so in the real world. Instead, the BBC simulcast the concert on an island it created in Second Life, an online virtual world, where fans could listen to the music, mingle, dance, even dive down a mudslide—all with no lines for the bathroom.

S Korean carriers fined for collusion

South Korea's antitrust watchdog have fined the country's three mobile carriers a combined Won1.78bn ($1.8m) for price collusion, the first punishment of its kind for wireless operators in the country.

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