Intel rolls out Atom chips (Reuters)

Intel Corp is rolling out five new Atom microprocessors and a collection of chips designed for portable gadgets that access the Internet and for other uses, as the world's largest chipmaker uses its marketing muscle to help create a new market.

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Adobe Releases Web-Based Photoshop Express (Campus Technology)

Photoshop Express joins Google's Picasa as a notable Web-based image editor.

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AT&T Adopts Microsoft Surface for Retail (Digital Trends)

The much-crooned-over multitouch wonder is ready to move out of the lab and into a handful of AT&T's major retail stores.

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Microsoft Launches New Mobility Tools (eWeek.com)

New features in the mobile OS and mobile management tools try to keep up with burgeoning demand for mobile devices and applications in the workplace.

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Google Docs pulls head out of the cloud, goes offline (Ars Technica)

Although Google Docs has been steadily gaining features since its launch, one major limitation is that it can't be accessed offline. Actually, make that "couldn't."

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Microsoft wins document format standards battle (Reuters)

Microsoft Corp has won a battle to have a key document format adopted as a global standard, improving its chances of winning government contracts and dealing a blow to supporters of a rival format.

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