Nokia Plans Mobile Software Surge With Open-Source Symbian (InformationWeek)
The cell phone maker maker is buying the remaining shares of Symbian for 0 million and plans to open source the mobile operating system.
Employee Text Messages Private, Court Rules (InformationWeek)
A Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a police officer and others who claimed that the City of Ontario, Calif. violated their Fourth Amendment rights.
The Editors: Are the BBC all Macheads? (BBC News)
Blogs can be very frustrating sometimes. I've just read one which claims the BBC gave a staggering amount of publicity to Apple's new iPhone...err...I don't think so.
Nick Robinson: Why 42 days won't end it for Gordon Brown (BBC News)
"I don't think it is". With those five words Ed Balls ends any suggestion that next week's vote on extending detention without charge to 42 days should be treated as a vote of confidence in the government.
