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Intel Motherboards to Include Backup and Recovery Tools
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published March 18, 2005
- Unrated
Intel Motherboards to Include Backup and Recovery Tools
FarStone Technology announced a licensing agreement to bundle its software with Intel motherboards to enable system backup and disaster recovery, lost file retrieval and provide virtual CD/DVD drive and disc emulation.
By Stuart J. Johnston, ENT News
Review - Sakar International Debuts 'Berry' Device For Kids
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published December 29, 2004
- Unrated
Review - Sakar International Debuts "Berry" Device For Kids
The Berry runs on two AAA batteries that are not included, but a phone line for making calls and a hands free earpiece are included.
By Brian , BargainPDA
That's right, the Berry can act as a phone as well; it just requires a landline instead of a mobile service carrier. The experience is pretty good, kids love to have their own things, and a small portable phone has a certain coolness to it. Kids will be able to talk on the phone while keeping their hands free to do homework, errr, online chat. The top piece slides off, making for a tiny tote-able phone. The dialer doesn't actually connect to the phone book, but what do you want at this price point?
Bridgestone to sell paper-thin electronic price tags
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published October 21, 2004
- Unrated
Bridgestone to sell paper-thin electronic price tags
TOKYO - Bridgestone Corp said Wednesday it will release paper-thin electronic price tags next year, hoping to chalk up more than 1 billion yen in annual sales in two to three years.
Source: Japan Today
Recording Industry Broadens File-Sharing Wars
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published October 8, 2004
- Unrated
Recording Industry Broadens File-Sharing Wars
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry is firing up its campaign against illegal file-sharing with 459 legal actions against music uploaders.
By Jay Wrolstad, NewsFactor Network
Europe's two largest music markets -- the UK and France -- are in its sights.
The fight against illegal music downloads is going global, with a recording-industry trade group now going to court in Europe to thwart those using file-sharing networks to sidestep paying for their tunes.
Support for Linux Standardization Growing
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published September 16, 2004
- Unrated
Support for Linux Standardization Growing
Source: News Factor Network
Linux Standard Base 2.0 aims to ensure compatibility between Linux versions, an area of concern that Microsoft has started to exploit in the market as a means of defending Windows.
The agreement also highlights a degree of development in the Linux camp, showing that the system is starting to mature in its fight against Microsoft's Windows.
ABC.com to air on RealNetworks' SuperPass
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published August 13, 2004
- Unrated
ABC.com to air on RealNetworks' SuperPass
ABC On Demand will feature clips from soap operas, talk shows and behind-the-scenes footage.
By Jim Hu, CNET News.com
Walt Disney's ABC.com on Thursday announced a deal to offer video clips of its TV shows for RealNetworks' SuperPass subscription video service.
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published July 31, 2004
- Unrated
Microsoft: Core Longhorn work not outsourced
News Story by John Ribeiro, IDG NEWS SERVICE
Labor group claims core development work was sent to Indian contractors
BANGALORE, India -- Microsoft Corp. denied yesterday that core development work for Longhorn, the next version of its Windows operating system, was being done by contractors in India.
The wild, wild Web: New threats and Old flaws
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published July 4, 2004
- Unrated
The wild, wild Web: New threats and Old flaws
Just when you thought it was safe to wade back in the Web's waters, new threats mingled with old flaws to make surfing no day at the beach.
By Steven Musil, CNET News.com
A malicious program that is making the rounds on the Net can read keystrokes and steal passwords when victims visit any of nearly 50 banking sites.
Critical 802.11 wireless flaw identified
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 14, 2004
- Unrated
Critical 802.11 wireless flaw identified
Worldwide ramifications likely
Story by Sandra Rossi, Computerworld
A serious wireless network technology flaw that could lead to the breakdown of some critical infrastructures in just five seconds has been identified by Queensland University of Technology's (QUT) Information Security Research Centre, a finding that is likely to have worldwide ramifications.
Rave Reviews for Google's Gmail
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 11, 2004
- Unrated
Rave Reviews for Google's Gmail
By Jim Louderback, ExtremeTECH
What's better than a gigabyte of free on-line storage?
According to ExtremeTech reviewer Jim Lynch, the clean and easy interface, and built-in Google Search.
In his extensive preview of the upcoming free Google Email client, Lynch singles out "conversations" as one of the most innovative aspects of the new service.
AMD Opteron 250 to launch on May 18th
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 10, 2004
- Unrated
AMD Opteron 250 to launch on May 18th
Some of our server chips are discontinued
Story by Mike Magee, the INQUIRER
RELIABLE SOURCES SAID AMD is expected to introduce the Opteron 250 on the 18th of May.
Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC Bugs - Software
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published April 12, 2004
- Unrated
Update: Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC Bugs - Software
By ChrisD (Reuters)
Added an issue that has to do with how Connection Manager expects the user to connect even though a faster connection is available on the XDA2. The user must
enable the GPRS connection on the XDA2 even though a SDIO Wi-Fi card is active
to sync via a VPN.
Full Article
IBM Issues Patch for DB2 Security Flaw
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published March 11, 2004
- Unrated
IBM Issues Patch for DB2 Security Flaw
A software security expert says a DB2 vulnerability could give a low-privilege user full control of the database.
By Brian Fonseca, eWEEK.com
IBM Corp. has issued a patch for a DB2 database vulnerability that, left undetected, could let an intruder compromise administration privileges for DB2 8.1 Enterprise Edition on Microsoft Windows.
To exploit the DB2 flaw, all that is required by a perpetrator is a user ID and password. Through a guest account, an attacker could run commands as an administrator because the Remote Command Server does not drop privileges, said David Litchfield, managing director at London-based Next Generation Security Software Ltd.
Talon - vRugged Notebooks
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published January 17, 2004
- Unrated
Talon
Ever spill a soda by accident on your laptop? How about accidently knocking it off the desk onto the floor? Such accidents can cost a lot of money to repair. Today I have a review of the Rugged Notebooks...
by Rugged Notebooks
Notebooks have become extremely popular with consumers over the last few years. The number of notebooks sold per year is now greater than desktop computers. One of the things people fail to realize about notebooks is how fragile they can be. Simple drops from a desktop or an accidental spill of liquid can cause hundreds of dollars in damage to the average notebook computer. Of course, there are always rugged systems that will survive these accidents.
M-Audio Revolution 7.1 - Audiophile Quality Audio at a Consumer Price
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published December 29, 2003
- Unrated
M-Audio Revolution 7.1 - Audiophile Quality Audio at a Consumer Price
Paul Howland,
Sudhian Media
The Revolution 7.1 is a great example of this, and boasts some of the highest quality audio specifications currently available in the consumer market.
A few weeks ago we reviewed the M-Audio Sonica Theater - a USB based audio upgrade solution for laptops and SFF machines. We were sufficiently impressed with the quality of this diminutive audio solution to contact M-Audio again to request their current flagship consumer audio solution - the Revolution 7.1- for testing. The Revolution 7.1 was launched back in January 2003 and since then has been greeted with acclaim by the computer-owning audio enthusiast community.
Kabool hai’ password for this marriage made in cyberspace
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 22, 2003
- Unrated
Kabool hai’ password for this marriage made in cyberspace
This was one wedding in which the groom was missing. He was thousands of kilometres away in the US while the bride was at Nawabpura, a rundown, downtown section of one of UP’s most illiterate district. And the nikah that took place has not left the clergy — at least a section of it — amused.
Sony Unwraps New Vaio Notebook
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 15, 2003
- Unrated
Sony has taken the wraps off its summer line-up of personal computers for the Japan market and with it unveiled the first Vaio model in its new TR range.
MSN Adds New Antispam Tools
- By Anonymous Blogger
- Published May 9, 2003
- Unrated
Microsoft has added new spam-fighting tools to its MSN Hotmail e-mail service, in a move that it says underscores its multitiered approach to eliminating spam.