• Thinking of Nabbing an iPhone Today? Wait. You can buy one, but network overload problems today mean many people can't activate them.
• Watch Out for an IE Zero-Day Attack There's no fix yet available for the latest attack against Microsoft's browser.
• Microsoft Joins Icahn in Yahoo Proxy Fight Redmond this morning threw its weight behind Carl Icahn’s battle to replace Yahoo’s Board of Directors.
• Tips for Working Online with the New Standard, PDF A review of PDF tips and tools now that Adobe's file type is an ISO standard.
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• Search Wars: Yahoo, Google Inch Up in May, Microsoft Slides May market share numbers for search traffic from comScore are good for both Google and Yahoo, but year-over-year data tells a different story.
• Firefox 3 Download Day Stumbles Having trouble getting through to download the new Firefox? You're not alone.
• First Look at Mint.com's Investment Beta Today I got into the investment account private beta at Mint.com. Here's what I found.
• Google and Yahoo Strike Deal, Microsoft's Out Yahoo will display some Google search ads and Microsoft walks away with nothing. But don’t assume it’s a done deal.
• Salaries Are No Secret at New Site The just-launched Glassdoor.com invites employees to share info on their salaries, bosses and work environments.
• Will Online Auctions Die Out? A BusinessWeek look at auctions on eBay says they’re a dying breed.
• Time Warner Cable May Abandon Unlimited Internet Access In a move that could hurt business and consumers alike, the company will test metered Internet access in Texas.
• Microsoft Warns Against Using Safari If you use Safari on Windows, make sure you apply this workaround fix or stop using Apple’s browser in the face of a critical ‘blended’ threat.
• Mozilla to Users: Come Slam our Network! With Firefox 3 around the corner, Mozilla launches a ‘Download Day’ push to encourage its spread.
• Google Launches App Engine, Shows Off Android Get the latest on Google non-search happenings from its I/O conference.
• New TimesMachine from the Gray Lady In a move that plays up both the promise of online business services, the New York Times puts an archive of its papers online.
• Hold Off on Google Health The newly opened site offers a great service but brings serious privacy risks.
• Mint to Expand Free Service with Investment Accounts The site, already useful for tracking savings, checking and credit card accounts, will soon start a private beta that pulls in investment accounts as well.
• Master Your Bookmarks Tips and tools for managing bookmarks in that ultimate productivity tool, the Web browser.
• Make Your Own Phone-call Getaways A crafty site allows you to schedule a call to your own phone and get you out of bad meetings.

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