Here's the latest action:
HP supplants IBM as server leader -- Hewlett-Packard has captured 31.5 percent of the server market, bringing in $3.39 billion in revenue from this vertical, and passing up former leader IBM, which now only claims 28.4 percent of the market with $3.05 billion in revenue.
Allard says goodbyeZDNet has the full text of the letter.
Apple may soon be cranking out 2.5M iPads a month -- A Sterne Agee analyst says that Apple could up its production of iPads by 1 million units a month, taking the figure from 1.5 to 2.5 million.
Chrome finally stable -- Google has released the fastest version of its browser to date, including stable versions of the software for Mac and Linux. Check out the Chrome Blog for more.
Another phone prototype leaked -- A prototype of the Motorola Droid Shadow showed up today pre-release, apparently found in a corporate Verizon gym. Can't anyone hold onto their top-secret mobile handsets anymore?
Dell's non-tablet tablet -- Dell showed off the Dell Streak, a 5-inch Android device that the company is calling a tablet, a hybrid between touchscreen smartphones and the iPad if you will. Judge for yourself, but it mostly seems like a phone that doesn't make calls...
No color Kindle anytime soon -- Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says that coming up with a color version of its electronic ink e-reader is bound to happen eventually, and there's some progress toward it in the laboratory, but it's still a ways away.
Holiday Inn turns your phone into a keya smartphone application that will let you unlock hotel room doors just by holding your phone up to a sensor. It should work with iPhone, Android and Blackberry devices.
Opt out of Google Analytics -- Google has made some modifications to its traffic monitoring service, providing an add-on that web property owners can use to make sure their page data is not collected by Analytics. Publishers can also allow their page visitors to anonymize their IP addresses, giving them a greater sense of browsing privacy.
Clinton fundraiser gathering $1B to get EVs on the road -- Political fundraising guru Terry McAuliffe is hoping to put together $1 billion via his holding company GreenTech Automotive to speed development of an electric two-seat car called the MyCar.