News from ZDNet | | Rumor: iOS 4.3 to arrive in mid-December While iOS 4.2 was just released on Monday, version 4.3 may be right around the corner. MacStories reports that an iOS update will be needed to support iTunes' new recurring subscriptions. Read more | App subscriptions coming to the iPad, say hello to push news News Corp is working on a new subscription-based, iPad-centric, daily newspaper app called The Daily. It will cost $0.99 per week and will be delivered by push. Read more | Jury: SAP owes Oracle $1.3 billion for copyright infringement A federal jury sent a strong message today, awarding Oracle $1.3 billion in damages in a copyright infringement case against SAP. Read more | AT&T unveils "buy one, get one free" Windows Phone 7 deal Thinking about buying a Windows Phone 7 handset? AT&T has an offer that might interest you: Read more | Oracle's potential math problem: Worrisome licensing trends ahead Oracle's technology licensing revenue adjusting for currency and acquisitions may be showing a few caution flags, but the software giant can weather the worries because of its maintenance and support cash cow. Read more | Gartner: 5 tips for cutting data center power consumption When market research and advisory firm Gartner decided to remove green data centers from its list of strategic imperatives for 2011, the decision was met with some gnashing of teeth. But, frankly, the decision didn't really surprise me all that much because energy efficiency, space optimization, infrastructure consolidation, and proper... Read more | Apple TV's AirPlay video--not quite fully baked AirPlay video has finally arrived. It allows you to stream video from your iOS device to your Apple TV, but isn't fully integrated with all of the iOS apps yet. Read more | More Best Buy Black Friday HDTV deals unveiled -- don't believe the hype Best Buy likes to hide the later pages of its Black Friday ad --viewable only online -- until it's closer to the actual day, and BlackFriday.Info has just posted a scan of those "missing" pages. It includes several more HDTV sales, but none is worth getting excited over. That's... Read more | |  |  | About this newsletter | The Sanity Check newsletter is my daily update on the technology world. You'll get my opinions, rants, reviews, user polls, and hand-picked stories of the day. Jason Hiner TechRepublic Editor in Chief
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