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News
Apple tablet rumors redux: 10.7-inch display, iPhone OS underneath
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday September 29, 2009
At this point, it's difficult to say exactly what we believe. Just a fortnight ago, we heard that the so-called Apple tablet would ship with a 9.6-inch display and a P.A. Semi processor, and now iLounge is hearing from "trusted sources" that something other than that is true. The latest round of maybe-sorta-probably-not-true whispers is that the current prototype of the device boasts a 10.7-inch
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Russian hackers target Macs
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 28, 2009
Cyber crime gang paid 43 cents for hijacked MacsA network of Russian malware writers and spammers paid hackers 43 cents for each Mac machine they infected with bogus video software, a sign that Macs have become attack targets, a security researcher said yesterday.
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Report: How Mobile Cloud Computing Will Change Tech
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 28, 2009
What happens when you promise end-users a persistent connection to data, applications and services regardless of the device they're using? Mobile cloud computing aims to deliver just such a promise. Mobile access to popular web-based services such as Facebook and Gmail, combined with next-generation smartphones like the iPhone, Palm Pre and Android devices, is driving broad adoption of mobile dat
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$38 Zipit Wireless Messenger receives Linux injection, becomes $38 netbook
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 28, 2009
Poor Zipit. As a $149.99 instant messenger client nobody got particularly excited about you. Even now, as a $38 IM client you aren't exactly in high demand -- but as a $38 portable Linux machine, well, that's another story altogether. The machines have been tweaked before, but the latest and greatest is this hack from Hunter Davis, who can turn a virgin Zipit Z2 into a full-featured Linux machin
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Xerox to buy Affiliated Computer Systems for $6.4 billion
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 28, 2009
Xerox copies Dell, buys into service managementXerox has agreed to buy business process outsourcer Affiliated Computer Services (ACS) for $6.4 billion (£4.02 billion) in a move it hopes will allow it to expand beyond the field of document management.
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Orange UK to sell iPhone, ending exclusivity for O2
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 28, 2009
Orange will start selling the iPhone 3G and 3GS to its U.K. customers later this year, it said on Monday. The deal means that rival network operator O2 will no longer have exclusive rights to sell Apple's phones in the U.K., something it has enjoyed for almost two years.
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Windows 7 to ship early from custom PC makers
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday September 25, 2009
Oh boy, we're getting close, eh? The October 22nd retail launch of Windows 7 is just around the corner. But if that's too late then you can get a new system nine days early through smaller custom PC makers. Apparently, Microsoft has given the green light for smaller system builders to begin selling their Windows 7 PCs just as soon as they get their product keys. That magic is set to begin as ear
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Sony, Microsoft show progress in motion gaming
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday September 25, 2009
For anyone expecting significant updates on the progress of the motion-controlled gaming systems under development by Sony and Microsoft, this year's Tokyo Game Show will have disappointed. While both systems made brief appearances -- Microsoft's behind glass on the show floor and Sony's at a news conference -- the lack of demonstrations indicated that a fair amount of work remains before either
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Microsoft blasts Google over Chrome Frame plug-in
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday September 25, 2009
Doubles Internet Explorer's security issues, cripples privacy mode, argues execMicrosoft today warned Internet Explorer (IE) users that they could double their security woes if they installed and used Google Chrome Frame, the plug-in that provides better JavaScript performance and adds support for HTML 5 to Microsoft's browser.
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Dell deal faces insider trading probe
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday September 24, 2009
Perot employee Reza Saleh allegedly made $8.6 million in illicit profitsThe US securities regulator on Wednesday charged a worker with insider trading in Dell's purchase of Perot Systems this week.
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OnLive offers video games from the cloud
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday September 24, 2009
On demand service shows off at MITSteve Perlman, CEO of a company called OnLive that's readying an on-demand video game service, cringes whenever Google's gmail or other high profile Web services conk out. After all, his company's bold plan is to offer streamed access to a slew of brand name video games via the cloud in such a way that users at their PCs and TVs get performance they're used to ex
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Phishing scam steals your Twitter password
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday September 24, 2009
Twitter messages are leading victims to a fake log-in pageA phishing scam is circulating on Twitter that aims to steal users' log-in credentials and then forward scam messages to all their friends in the hope of tricking them too.
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Microsoft tablet PC leaked
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday September 23, 2009
Courier prototype - first detailsLate Tuesday night the tech world's entire concept of what cool should be was upended when Microsoft's tablet project, codenamed Courier, came to light. If you haven't heard about this yet, Gizmodo released an exclusive report showing off a double-screen tablet device that functions like a day planner, but a really cool day planner.
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Bringing Cloud Metrics Down to Earth
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday September 23, 2009
A more accurate (albeit longwinded) headline: IBM Wants Bigger Piece of Cloud Pie, is Willing to Spend to Make that Happen. You have been warned.
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Google plug-in turns Microsoft IE into Chrome
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday September 23, 2009
Chrome embedded into Internet ExplorerGoogle has released a plug-in that embeds its Chrome browser into rival Microsoft's Internet Explorer, a move one analyst said may be an admission by Google that getting users to switch is harder than it anticipated.
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PS3 Motion Controller launching in March?
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday September 22, 2009
Is your name "harborneb?" It is? Then you might be out of a job. That's the name attributed to the author of a Microsoft Word document sitting on SEGA America's official FTP site at this very moment. The .doc file resides in SEGA's otherwise benign "news" directory. Now, it's very possible that the document could have been uploaded in jest as an Internet prank. But assuming it's real, then these
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Report: Net-connected printers, security cameras, ATMs pose threat
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 21, 2009
Security certifier ICSA Labs' new program will help vendors boost security of their devices and aid corporations in keeping malicious hackers and malware off their networks.
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Adobe patches RoboHelp Server 8
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday September 21, 2009
Last Friday Adobe released a security update to patch a critical vulnerability it is RoboHelp Server 8 software for Windows.
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Microsoft Internet Explorer SSL security hole lingers
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday September 18, 2009
Apple's Safari for Windows browser has same problemMicrosoft still does not acknowledge a weakness in its Internet Explorer browser that was pointed out seven weeks ago and enables attackers to hijack what are supposed to be secure Web sessions.
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Windows 7 Takes Pricing Cue From Snow Leopard
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday September 18, 2009
Snow Leopard is selling like hotcakes. It's selling much better than Tiger, and a lot better than Leopard, too. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say those strong sales numbers had something to do with price. Microsoft appears to think so, too.
For a limited time, Microsoft is offering students the opportunity to grab one
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