Archive for June, 2007

• PC World: How tough is the iPhone? | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• Iomega adds USB 2.0 and eSATA drives | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• My iPhone Diary: A Thrill-Packed Friday Night Search For Steve Jobs’s Latest Brainchild | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• With iPhone launch, a hacker’s to-do list | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• How iPhone May Change How We Carry Phones | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• AT&T To Buy Rural Wireless Provider For $2.8 Billion | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• iPhone release brings out the crowds | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• Apple iPhone Sellers Open Doors, Greeted By Cheers | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• GPLv.3: ‘A Great Improvement’ | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• Lessons Learned From HP’s Pretexting Case | Posted by on Jun 30 2007
• Congress Says Homeland Security Has Insufficient ‘Exit’ Plan | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Palm troubles continue with 44% profit drop | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• AMD Preps Barcelona Amid Clock-Speed Concerns | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Should The iPhone Make Telcos Tremble In Fear? | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Premium Mobile Content Set To Double In Four Years | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• CrossComm offers Lumina game for iPhone | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• GPLv3 Emerges After Long Debate, Opposition Muted | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• TechPresident Adds More Features To Cover Candidates | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Video: The Daily Show Looks At iPhone-Mania | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Hitachi Launches Line Of Large-Screen HDTVs | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• IBM Challenges Congressional Numbers on L-1 Visas | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• We Can’t Stop Talking About The iPhone | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Using Parental Controls in Windows Vista | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Full Disclosure: 6 Month Vista Vuln Report, Debunked | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• White House Sets Single Security Configuration For Windows Computers | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Vista’s Reliability Monitor provides detailed information on OS uptime | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Is Vista just Windows Me2? | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Microsoft to sell $500 PC in India | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Apple opens largest European store-in-store in Paris | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Gartner: Keep the iPhone Out Of Corporate Enterprise | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Getting My Hands On An iPhone — I Hope | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Can Microsoft Office Front-End Your Business Processes? | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• AMD Plans To Ship Two Versions Of Quad-Core Chip In August | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• E-mail Attacks Target Business Executives | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Apple Giving Free iPhones To Employees | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Analysis: iPhone arrives Friday to huge expectations | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Apple unveils ‘Works with iPhone’ logo | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Sibelius 5 offers new sounds, Audio Unit support | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Motorola’s Razr2: Answer To IPhone Debuts In Korea | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Research: In-Building Wireless Coverage Critical | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Taiwan hit by iPhone craze | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• MacBook Pro update offered for 2.2/2.4GHz models | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Apple updates iTunes for the iPhone | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Mobile WiMax Commercial Launch Planned For Northeast Region In August | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Intel ships 1 million quad-core CPUs | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• VPN Tracker adds support for new devices | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• NetShred X 4 adds new browser support | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• AT&T Boosts EDGE Speeds On iPhone Eve | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Can the iPhone handle Exchange e-mail? | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Ajax Tools May Power Web Apps For The iPhone | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• PhoneValet Anywhere headed to iPhone | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• RIM posts record highs in Q1, iPhone to help | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Jobs: iPhone supply may not meet demand | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Get Ready For A Hacker Smackdown | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• IBM Introduces New Corporate Search Product | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Making Work More Like EVE Online | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• LogMeIn To Launch Remote Support Software For Smartphones | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• China’s first UMPC to debut in 2008 | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Windows Vista Makes Limited Impact On PC Sales, Analysts Reveal | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• iSkin revo iPhone case repels microbes | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Nonprofit garners support with NYC iPhone vigil | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Music Industry Hopes For, Yet Fears, iPhone Effect | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Hard Disk Maker Western Digital To Buy Rival Komag | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Palm Posts Drop In Quarterly Profit And Revenue | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1 Now Available | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• IBM Turns To Microsoft For Midmarket Cluster Server | Posted by on Jun 29 2007
• Nasscom Points To Small Indian Companies As Potential H-1B Visa Abusers | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Opening Up A Can Of Spam, I Mean Worms | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• The ‘Real Web’ Kills The iPhone | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Dell To Sell Emerson-Cooled PowerEdge Rack Servers | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Meeting The Best Gadget-Makers In Second Life At Geek Meet | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Sprint’s ‘whyPhone’ and other vendor responses | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Verizon Wireless Tries To Counter iPhone Frenzy With Store Stunt | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• The Only Thing That Matters About The iPhone | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• QuarkXPress Server 7.2 adds new XML capability | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Why Tainted Toothpaste Matters In The Outsourcing Discussion | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• MP3.com Founder Michael Robertson Says iPhone Will Flop | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Examining your iPhone shopping options | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Webroot Offers Tips For Keeping Kids Safe Online | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Nine Alternatives To Apple’s iPhone | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Phoney iPhone Web simulator goes open source | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Nokia Looks To Ease The Cost Of Entry For Developers | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Cybercriminals Playing Mind Games With Users | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• InformationWeek Gets Voice In Second Life — Sort Of | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Google Offers Cash For Gadgets | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Linspire’s Michael Robertson: Why I Love MP3 Music Lockers But Hate DRM | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• The iPhone’s Achilles’ Heel: AT&T’s Slow Edge Network | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill Is Dead, H-1B Visa Debate Lives On | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• HP Pretexting Charges Dismissed | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• A Preview Of This Summer’s Tech Toys | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Punch ships ViaCAD 2D/3D for Mac OS X | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• ‘Push’ E-Mail Service For iPhone Pops Up | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Why Apple-Style Secrecy Won’t Work For Microsoft | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• California Bill Would Put Data Breach Responsibility On Retailers | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Apple updates Final Cut Studio 2 apps | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Some MacBook Pros, MacBooks get SuperDrive update | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• DOJ Alerts Users To Spam Hoax | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Headset offers ‘virtual phone booth’ for laptop users | Posted by on Jun 28 2007
• Apple to allow two iPhones per customer | Posted by on Jun 28 2007