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 [Daring Fireball] ”˜Web Kit’ vs. ”˜WebKit’: A year or so ago, I checked with someone in Apple’s documentationgroup, and he stated categorically that the official spelling was“Web Kit”, with the space. Not surprisingly, the Web KitObjective-C Reference, which is produced by Apple’sdocumentation group, consistently uses “Web Kit”.

 [Lifehacker.com] Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide: UsersManualGuide.com has cataloged hundreds of user manuals from several popular manufacturers, offering guides for cell phones, cameras, DVD players and more.

 [Eweek.com] eWEEK.com - Enterprise Technology News and Reviews: Blog: There's anecdotal evidence suggesting that many Google advertisers will object to the proposed payment of $90 million to settle a class action lawsuit, according to an attorney involved in the case.

[Zdnet.com] ZDNet: Tech News and White Papers for IT Professionals: Spyware pushers tricks of the trade or how to trash a machine with one bundle of spyware

 [Labnol.blogspot.com] Digital Inspiration: Productivity Tips, Technology, Software ...: I fail to see where Microsoft has a "need to know" for this data after a system's validity has already been established, and there may clearly be organizations with security concerns regarding the communication of boot-time information.Microsoft has responded quickly to Lauren's concern and some more interesting facts have emerged from his conversation with Microsoft:

 [Blogs.pcworld.com] PC World's Techlog: (I've been using Windows Live Search lately, and while it's not without its virtues, it's no Google-killer.) They won't help Microsoft, whose only best-of-breed Web service so far may be Windows Live Local, build Web apps as clever and elegant as Google's best. (As great as it is, eBay is in many ways an old-fashioned site, one that's cluttered with stuff and not particularly quick to use.) And there's no obvious synergy between Microsoft's major business--the selling of operating systems and applications--and eBay's person-to-person marketplace.

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