Archive for February, 2007

• Symantec: Vista fairly secure but still full of holes | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• CompUSA to shutter more than half its stores | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• First Graphene Transistor | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• VMware Rails Against Microsoft’s ‘Premier’ Windows Strategy | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Audio Watermark Web Spider Starts Crawling | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Patent Office Head Lays Out Reform Strategy | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Common beginner Linux installation issues solved | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Groovy in Action | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Canada Rejects Anti-Terror Laws | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Dell to offer Linux with its desktops and laptops | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• BitTorrent Video Download Store Falls Flat | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• How Open is Open Source Really? | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Fedora Linux Leaves Its Users Behind? | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• CompUSA Closing More Than 50 Percent of Stores | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Anything good to say about Windows Vista and Office 2007? | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• California Is The Latest State To Consider Move To Open Documents | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• DRM Free Music is Everywhere | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• New HomeDock Deluxe features on-TV video navigation | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Report: iTunes Popularity Surges in Europe | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Sony’s Answer to Apple TV Gets Street Date | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• REAL World 2007 agenda, conference sessions posted | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Application Installers in Linux: Yay or Nay? | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Montage screenwriting app adds .Mac support | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Online Storage 2.0: Six Sites Reviewed | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• The Terrible State of WiFi in Linux | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Curator manages iTunes artwork | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Dow Jones Plunge Fueled by Overwhelmed Computers | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Oracle on HP and Intel Claims New Database Record | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Health Care Software System, Subject of Lawsuit, Becomes Open Source | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Do-It-Yourself Steampunk Keyboard | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Using ASCII Express WebGuide4 with Windows Mobile | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• SuperDuper improves scheduling, Leopard support | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Redline racing game gets ’strict simulation’ mode | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Golf-Ball Sized Hail Damages Shuttle | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Security vendors lagging on support for Vista | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Just five years support for Vista Home, Ultimate | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Software helps Partners cut electric costs | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Microsoft may let some users off the hook on antipiracy checks | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Windows Vista’s Color-Coded Security Messages Can Be Spoofed, Symantec Warns | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Drawing Near | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Google Ads Are a Free Speech Issue | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Hand Held Products launches mini-kiosk to revolutionise access to information | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Missing Sync for BlackBerry public preview released | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Podcast Advertising: A $400M Business by 2011? | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Parallels Updates Windows Virtualization for Macs | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Chinese Develop Remote Controlled Pigeons | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Apple’s Mac OS now an option for corporates | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Mac OS offers tools to corporate IT | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Microsoft rolls out supplemental End User License Agreement | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Star Trek To Return Christmas 2008 | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Mac OS infused with tools of the corporate IT trade | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• ExtremeZ-IP networking software updated | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Dell To Linux Users — Not So Fast | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• First Dynamically Balancing Biped Robot | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Purdue Unveils a Tricorder | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Microsoft “SiteFinder” Quietly Raking It In | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Chris Pirillo’s given up on Vista | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Vista interface a ’step back’ for Microsoft | Posted by on Feb 28 2007
• Apple TV Device Not Ready for Prime Time | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Can Apple Penetrate the Corporation? | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• New Vulnerability Found In Microsoft’s Windows Vista | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• New Vulnerability Found In Microsoft’s Vista | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• YouTube reaches deals for music video, sports content | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Sony intros new Cyber-Shot digital cameras | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Fair Use Bill Introduced To Change DMCA | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• New Parallels Desktop Opens Door to Vista | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Firefox 3.0 will open door to Web apps, Mozilla says | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Marware offers Sidewinder Spectra for 2G iPod nano | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• MP3’s Loss, Open Source’s Gain | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Low-cost computing appliance reincarnates | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Christian Group Prepares To Mark Wii as ‘Porn Portal’ | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Is “Making Available” Copyright Infringement? | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Windows Genuine Advantage Gets More Lenient | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Mainframe Linux vs. Unix | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• PC World: The Web works wonders for tax filing | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Vanishing Honeybees Will Affect Future Crops | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Brits Petition Tony Blair For Relief From High Windows Vista Prices | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Devonthink Pro, Devonthink Pro Office 1.3 released | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Vista Worse For User Efficiency Than XP | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• EU Wants German Telekom Fiber Open to All | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Patent reform tops list of tech concerns | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• New Controversy over Black Hat Presentation | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• China Treats Internet Addiction Very Seriously | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• EMI’s DRM Talks Falter | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• British Government Comes Out Against ‘Pure’ Software Patents | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Is Windows getting more expensive? | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Apple TV Launch Stalled Till March | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Archos 404 media player sports camcorder | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Archos’s 404 Camcorder media player is a new 30GB portable media player that features a built-in camcorder. | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Verizon Wins Injunction Against Text Spammer | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• BookMaker 2.0 lets you make books using photos | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Lexar releases Image Rescue 3 flash card utility | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Reverse Hacker Awarded $4.3 Million | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Ms. Pac-Man comes to the iPod | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• 2007 FileMaker Developer Conference registration opens | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Vista’s user interface is a ’step back,’ analyst says | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Parallels adds a little ‘Coherence’ to Windows virtualization for Macs | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• Microsoft, GM, Schwab, Halliburton Sued Over Network Security Technology | Posted by on Feb 27 2007
• AMD A Ripe Target For Buyout? | Posted by on Feb 27 2007