GeneralServer sales up for the second quarter

Worldwide server shipments for the second quarter of 2007 increased 2.7% over the same quarter last year, and worldwide server sales for the same period climbed 5.1%, said analyst Gartner.

GeneralYahoo Patches Messenger

An invitation to chat by Webcam could come with malicious code.

InternetGoogle Patches Blogger, Adds Video Support (PC World)

PC World - Google Inc.'s Blogger team this week solved a technical problem with the blog publishing and hosting service and introduced a new feature that gives publishers the ability to upload videos to their sites.

GeneralAdd Fantasy Football to List of top Online Time-Wasters

Fantasy football presents a challenge for workplace productivity, as employers will lose time to workers going online to check on their teams, but blocking access could hit morale.

InternetSAP Takes Blue-Sky Approach to Web 2.0 Possibilities

Its Imagineering division is bringing widgets, social networks and even Second Life to the buttoned-down enterprise software scene.

GeneraliPhone Unlockers Lining up

Two software-based hacks, as well as one that involves hardware modifications, are set to allow iPhone owners to swap in SIM cards from providers other than AT&T.

InternetNewegg Tips Windows Home Server Price (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine - Internet retailer Newegg has shed some light on the Windows Home Server (WHS) mystery.

InternetNew cop drama premieres on the Web (Reuters)

Reuters - Fox Broadcasting Co. has premiered its police drama "K-Ville" online ahead of its September 17 broadcast debut.

InternetMicrosoft Revises Anti-Linux Campaign (PC World)

PC World - Microsoft Corp. has replaced its controversial anti-Linux "Get the Facts" Web site with a kinder, gentler site explaining how its Windows Server operating system compares to open-source Linux as well as other competitive OSes.

InternetOld Worm Slammer Threatens Again (PC World)

PC World - An old worm known as Slammer, which originated back in January 2003, is still going strong according to Gunter Ollmann, director of security strategy at IBM's Internet Security Systems (IBM ISS).