[ZDNET] iPhone tracks you; DOJ forces Novell patent change; SAP changes

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Breaking News Your iPhone, iPad recording your every move? So At the Where 2.0 conference the discovery of the day is that your iPhone and iPad is tracking your every move. You willingly allow your movement to be tracked every day anyway. READ MORE More coverage: iPhone tracks your every move - How worried are you? Amazon, Google and Twitter Top EFF's Privacy Scorecard Must-Read Stories   Microsoft gets Novell's Patents rights but must share them with Open-Source Software All change in SAP's on-demand leadership Microsoft-Yahoo collaboration hits a snag; Microsoft adCenter shortcomings cited Datacenter monitoring down to the wire Google launches Earth Builder, aims at geospatial software market AT&T's smartphone diversification pays off this quarter Recommended Scalability, Reliability, Security...Oh, and 99.984% Availability with Google Gmail has three words for you: No Planned Downtime. Google Apps for Business is the first major cloud provider to eliminate maintenance windows. Take a look at how Google is creating exceptional cloud services in this webcast. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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