Good morning. Here's the overnight news.
Nokia bought out Siemens's 50% stake in Nokia Siemens Network for $2.21 billion. "The move will make Nokia a major player in supplying the infrastructure for mobile networks, with the NSN division becoming the largest inside Nokia"
Microsoft made Xbox Music available on the Web to subscribers.
The makers of Siri, SRI, are now working on a more pro-active personal assistant called "Bright."
Windows 8 finally has more marketshare than the widely-loathed Windows Vista.
Mark Zuckerberg and 700 other employees marched in San Francisco's pride parade.
MIT Technology Review says: "The mobile computers killing the PC will themselves be replaced as computing becomes embedded into the world around us."
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