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Washington DC
WASHINGTON , June 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Qloud, ( http://www.qloud.com ), the revolutionary ad-supported music service that delivers users online music from an endless library, today announced that it launched its My Music Application on MySpace ( http://www.myspace.com/music_app ), the world's most popular social network.
The San Francisco Examiner |
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Microsoft forced to offer XP for ULCPCs, Vista shafted again
An announcement at Computex today reveals that Microsoft is working over 20 OEMs to support Windows XP on ultralow-cost PCs (ULCPCs). The move only further shows how Vista's hardware requirements have backed Microsoft into a corner when it comes to supporting budget hardware like "nettops" and "netbooks." Read More...
Ars Technica |
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SPEC Releases Improved CPU2006 Benchmark
WARRENTON, Va.----The Standard Performance Evaluation Corp. has released a new version of SPEC CPU2006 with improvements that impact nearly everyone who uses the benchmark or will potentially use it.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Online shopping reaches record highs
Internet shopping is growing at the fastest rate in six years, shrugging off the gloom being seen on the high street
Guardian Unlimited |
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The Incredible Shrinking Internet
Analysts say that Google and Amazon.com will remain viable as other Internet companies fall victim to the economic downturn.
PC World |
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UPI NewsTrack Business
U.S. markets head up on Fed remarks ... Bernanke signals end to rate reductions ... Online help wanted ads dropped in May ... GM to shutter four plants ... News from United Press International.
UPI |
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Acer launches Aspire one mini-laptop
Coming to the market late with a new product doesn't phase Acer. The world's third largest PC vendor launched its new Aspire one mini-laptop on Tuesday, forecasting sales of up to seven million units this year and 15 to 20 million next year. The new-mini laptop will compete with a growing number of rivals in a market jump started by the popular Eee PC from Asustek Computer of Taiwan. ...
InfoWorld |
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Recycle Your Old Electronics
IF YOU HAVE AN OLD TV, COMPUTER OR CELL PHONE TO GET RID OF YOU PROBABLY KNOW FINDING A PLACE TO DUMP IT CAN BE DIFFICULT.
WXOW 19 La Crosse |
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Harrison Twp. Man Accused Of Sending Porn Online
A Harrison Township man was arrested after allegedly sending nude photographs and child pornography online to a 13-year old "girl" who was really an undercover agent from the Attorney General's Child Predator Unit.
WTAE-TV Pittsburgh |
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Boise Bench Man Arrested for Child Porn
Boise, Idaho -- A Boise man is behind bars after investigators found numerous images of child pornography on his home computer. Kyle Guyton, 22, is charged with felony sexual exploitation of a child.
FOX 12 Idaho |
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2008 Is the Year for Web Hosting Resellers
(FAYETTEVILLE, NC) Web hosting provider Advanced Internet Technologies (http://www.ait.com/?pdkw=pr-fr-06-02-2008) prediction that 2008 would be its best year for partnering with resellers has proven to be an accurate one.
TopHosts.com |
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GeekTech: How to Build a Superfast, Superquiet PC, Part 1
Checklist When my home-built desktop unexpectedly dropped dead of what the coroner will record as a motherboard aneurism, I did what any geek would do. I freaked out for 5 minutes or so, and then I started thinking about my next build. With my key criteria of speed, quietness, and affordability f...
Washington Post |
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Microsoft offered Yahoo $40 a share in 2007: document
Microsoft offered 40 dollars a share to buy Yahoo in 2007, according to court documents unsealed in a class action lawsuit to protest the failed buyout.
AFP via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Boise Bench Man Arrested for Child Porn
A Boise man is behind bars after investigators found numerous images of child pornography on his home computer.
Fox 12 Idaho |
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Open Letters:
We are a non-profit Internet-only newspaper publication founded in 1973. Your donation is essential to our survival.
Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel |
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Buying Friends and Influencing People?
So is this the way Microsoft intends to try to best Google ? Pay consumers to search? Pay computer companies to put its search in their hardware? Ah, Dale Carnegie's big-bag-of-money tactic!
AllThingsD Online via Yahoo! Finance |
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Time Warner to test Internet metering in Beaumont
The test in Beaumont, where Time Warner has 90,000 customers, will run indefinitely as the company gathers data, spokesman Alex Dudley said today. High-use customers will be charged extra fees after two months, he said.
Houston Chronicle |
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my1voice Virtual PBX Phone Service Connects Today's Workforce with Customers
OTTAWA----Protus, the provider of the fastest growing Internet fax service MyFax™, today announced the introduction of its new virtual PBX phone service, my1voice™. This solution, designed for home and small offices - particularly those mobile professionals always on the go - offers a convenient, cost effective and easy-to-use voice service that works with your existing phones.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Logicworks Expands into Equinix NY4
June 3, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider Logicworks announced on Tuesday it has expanded into Equinix's New York-4 Internet Business Exchange center in Secaucus, New Jersey to deliver its managed hosting solutions.
Web Host Industry Review |
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The Winkler Way—Okay?
With its post-modernist design—sweeping interior vistas, bristling clusters of computers, oversized screens blinking up-to-the-minute sales figures, streaming stock tickers, TV studios, financial radio chatter in various languages, swoopy futuristic red couches, puzzling art—it conveys a sense of energy, power, certainly, but mostly, for me, of self-containment.
Columbia Journalism Review |
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Sanford C. Bernstein: Google, Amazon To Lead Internet
If you like simplicity, the view of a new report may suit your tastes. A Sanford C. Bernstein analyst believes many Internet companies will eventually be acquired or fade away, leaving Google and Amazon as the two main names. read more
WebProNews |
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Green Bay Man Charged with Defaming Former Business Partner on Internet
A Green Bay real estate agent is accused of defaming a former business partner on the Internet.
FOX 11 Green Bay |
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Study: Digital news media growing fast
GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) — As readership and revenues shift onto the Internet, experts said on Tuesday that top news media executives must seek new digital opportunities without neglecting their traditional print publications by rushing headlong into cyberspace.
CNews |
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Give Thanks to the Troops with Special APO Rebate Offering from eBillme(TM)
Today eBillme, the alternative payment option that leverages online banking for eCommerce checkout, announces that in honor of those serving in the armed forces, they will offer a $25 rebate on all orders that will be shipped to military APO addresses made using the eBillme payment option. The promotion will kick-off today and run until the 4th of July.
Centre Daily Times |
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Russia Vimpelcom buys Corbina stake for $404 mln
MOSCOW, June 3 - Vimpelcom , Russia's second-biggest cellphone operator, said on Tuesday it had signed a deal to buy the remaining 49 percent of Internet provider Corbina it does not already own for around $404 million.
Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News |
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