Windows Phone 7 Code Finalized (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – The software at the heart of Windows Phone 7 has been released to carriers and manufacturers for final customizations.
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Google Launches SketchUp 8 3D Modeling Software (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – New free 3D modeling software adds geo-location, color aerial imagery, photo tracing, and Building Maker integration.
Adobe Releases Lightroom 3.2 and Photoshop Raw (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – Popular photography software gets more camera and lens correction compatibility, and direct uploads to Facebook.
DOJ Asks Google for More Data on ITA Acquisition (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – The Department of Justice has asked Google for more information about its proposed acquisition of travel software firm ITA, the search engine giant said Friday.
Verizon Rolls Out Android 2.2 to Droid Incredible (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – New “Froyo” operating system speeds up browser, adds hotspot feature.
FTC Ends Investigation Into P2P Site LimeWire (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – The Federal Trade Commission has closed its investigation into peer-to-peer site LimeWire, though the agency said it remained concerned about the security implications of users running legacy versions of the company’s software.
DeviceVM App Runs Windows on an Apple iPad (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – On Friday, DeviceVM launched Splashtop Remote for the iPad, a pair of client and software apps that allows a user to remotely control a Windows PC via the iPad interface.
Motorola Buys Software Firm 280 North (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – Reports surfaced late Tuesday that handset giant Motorola has purchased 280 North, the company behind the Cappuccino.
RIM Acquires Mobile Software Firm Cellmania (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – Research in Motion has acquired mobile software firm Cellmania for an undisclosed sum.
McAfee Security Rivals Cheer, Criticize Intel Deal (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – Everyone’s talking about Intel’s agreement to acquire McAfee as a wholly owned subsidiary. At $7.68 billion it’s definitely a big deal, but what will it mean to the rest of the security industry? I asked various security companies for their take on the event.