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Jul 11 2008 12:00am EDT
Last Bytes: Apple, News Corp., VMWare
-- Apple's iPhone goes on sale. Apple's iPhone activation system goes AWOL. Headline of the day: "Six Million iBricks... and Growing." (Watch John Biggs' video). [TechCrunch]
-- News Corp. won't be taking part in Microsoft's plan to break up Yahoo, says Rupert Murdoch. Also, he lost his wedding ring at a Sun Valley bar. [AP, Reuters]
-- Now that VMware's Diane Greene has been ousted from the company she co-founded 10 years ago, how many female CEOs are there at the biggest tech companies in Silicon Valley? Zero. [San Jose Mercury News]
-- Uber-blogger Jason Calacanis has retired from blogging. [Calacanis.com]
Sam Gustin
