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CEO Steve Jobs says among other practices, it's "saying no to 1, 000 things" so as to concentrate on the "really important" creations.

Brief story on Engelbart getting 1997 Lemelson-MIT prize. [BusinessWeek]

By Alex Salkever. Raskin helped design Apple's classic user interface. He is working on a new system that could be a big improvement. Brief accessible analysis. [BusinessWeek]

An introduction to the capabilities of e-book readers. [CBC]

On 19 May, SCO got help from Microsoft, which agreed to license SCO Unix technology. That sent shudders through the industry. Will the moves by SCO and Microsoft make trouble for Linux? So far, users are cautious. [osOpinion]

Detailed article delving into how the music-sharing phenom began, where it went wrong, and what happens next. [BusinessWeek Online]

IBM's focus on one chip line makes it a contender in most markets; rivals Intel and AMD remain a threat. [BusinessWeek]

What will CEO Carly Fiorina do about its gaggle of operating systems? The decision could confirm her vision and make Linux a huge winner. Business Week Online.

The concept and implications of electronic ink innovations. [BusinessWeek]