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• Dell to phase out XPS gaming PCs to push Alienware — Throwing in the towel on its own systems, Dell plays to Alienware’s strengths. Also Alienware to bring out low-cost AMD graphics powerhouse

• Gates: Windows 7 will “take less memory, be more efficient” — BillG says in a speech in Japan.

• Microsoft launches space tours on the Web — Stroll through the universe on your PC.

• What A New OS Needs — John Dvorak looks at ReactOS, an open-source clone of Windows.

• Mac Office sales soar on Apple’s gains — Microsoft benefits from the swelling Macintosh tide. Also Microsoft to bring back Visual Basic in Office for Mac

• H-P in Talks To Buy EDS, In Challenge To Rival IBM — HP would become the second largest provider of tech services, unless the deal falls apart at the last minute.

• Where does Google go next? — Coping with its huge size, slowing growth and the departure of key employees, what’s the search giant’s future?

• Online Via Sewers: First Town Unveiled — 100 Mbps brings a whole new meaning to “big pipes”. Also Broadband: other countries do it better, but how?

• Bold new BlackBerry 9000 to take on expected 3G iPhone

• HBO Series Now Available in iTunes — It’s confirmed.

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