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Company signals expanded Wi-Fi plan
Every neighborhood in San Francisco will have a network of wireless Internet access points by the end of the this year, according to Mayor Gavin Newsom and a firm working with The City.
The San Francisco Examiner |
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The Monetization of Mobile Multimedia
The demand for and widespread usage of popular video sharing sites, communities of interest, social networking and personalization has increased exponentially in the past year. While multimedia services and usage are at all time highs in terms of minutes of use, service providers and content owners are still adjusting their revenue and go-to-market models toward consumers and enterprises.
SYS-CON Media |
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Government tables copyright bill
Under the proposed legislation, anyone caught downloading copyrighted material online could face fines of up to $500 per file. The current Copyright Law allows for a maximum fine of $20,000
The Globe and Mail |
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Canada copyright bill allows personal music copies
Canadians would be allowed to copy legally acquired music on to their iPods and computers but would be banned from getting around any digital locks that industry may apply, under legislation introduced on Thursday.
Reuters via Yahoo! News |
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EU States Extend Life of Internet Security Body
Telecom ministers agree to extend the life of the European Network and Information Security Agency by three years as threats to the Web increase....
eWeek |
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Gartner raises 2008 outlook for PC sales
Technology research firm Gartner Inc. raises its forecast for worldwide PC sales in 2008, saying growth from notebook computers and in emerging markets should help the overall industry exceed last year's results.
Market Watch |
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Video from Mozilla Labs shows off a slick, experimental Firefox Mobile
Fueled by impending demand for Google's Android software, a mobile version of the open-source browser is in the works.
CNET |
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Watch the U.S. Open live
Want to watch the U.S. Open, but stuck at your computer?
Naples Daily News |
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Does Google Know What You're Doing Offsite?
Google's behavioral targeting is an inevitability and, in one form, a current practice. People are aware of personalized results when logged into their accounts, and certainly retail sites are aware of what you're checking out. But a recent forum poster reports Google's apparent knowledge of what he was doing off-site. And the thought of that is a little unnerving. read more ...
WebProNews |
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Faster, better Web browser arrives Tuesday
NEW YORK -- A new version of the Firefox Web browser is scheduled for release Tuesday with improvements in security, speed and design. Many of the enhancements in Firefox 3 involve bookmarks. The new version lets Web surfers add keywords, or tags, to sort bookmarks by topic.
Dallas Morning News |
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Soon, Your iPhone Won't Just Store Music, It'll Generate it For You [Music]
iPods and iPhones are great for loading up with prerecorded music and everything, but no matter how large your hard drive is you're going to run out of new stuff to listen to eventually. But now that...
Gizmodo |
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Google CEO talks of good, evil and monopoly fears
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt on Wednesday detailed his theory of competition in the Web industry while saying Google's famous mantra of "Don't be evil" is often misunderstood.
Canada.com |
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U.S. hacker gets 41 months for running rogue botnet
A U.S. hacker who hooked up a botnet within Newell Rubbermaid's corporate network was sentenced to 41 months in prison on Wednesday, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Robert Matthew Bentley, of Panama City, Florida, must also pay $65,000 restitution. He was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida. Bentley could have received a 10-year sentence. ...
InfoWorld |
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Video Gamers Tuning to Guitar Heroes Online for Music to Play, Practice and Purchase
TAMPA, Fla., BUSINESS WIRE -- Last month, radio consultant Jacobs Media's Tech Survey IV: Rock-Based Video Games found that music-based video games are having a significant, positive impact on music discovery and sales.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Opera 9.5 - Out Now
Opera Software today released the final public release of its flagship Web browser, Opera 9.5. Opera said its cross-device expertise, support for open Web standards and commitment to speed and performance culminated to create the most powerful Opera browser yet. ...
BIOS |
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Mac OS X To Ease Programming for Multi-Core Processors
The next version of Apple's OS X operating system will include breakthroughs in programming parallel processors, Apple CEO Steve Jobs told The New York Times in an interview after this week's Worldwide Developers Conference.
NewsFactor via Yahoo! News |
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Intrinsyc Software International, Inc.: First Soleus Production Product Launched
Vancouver, BC, June 12, 2008--(T-Net)--Intrinsyc Software International (Toronto:ICS.TO) today announced that Soleus licensee MiTAC International Corp. has launched the Soleus-based Mio Moov 380 connected Personal Navigation Device at Computex Taipei.
T-Net British Columbia |
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UPDATE: China denies hacking into computers of U.S. lawmakers
UPDATE: China denies hacking into computers of U.S. lawmakers
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids |
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Google maps now offers "streetview" of Knoxville
The controversial Google "streetview" service now offers actual photos of much of Knoxville.
WBIR-TV Knoxville |
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The Battle For Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg launched an online empire from his dorm room at Harvard. Now four fellow students say he stole their idea It's a sunny afternoon in downtown Palo Alto, California, and inside the graffiti-covered walls of the Facebook headquarters, workmen are hanging lights and arranging tables for champagne glasses. Tomorrow night, there will be a party to celebrate Facebook's four-year ...
Rolling Stone |
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Feature in new Opera browser addresses portability
A new Web browser from Norway's Opera Software ASA addresses Internet users' growing tendency to use multiple computers and devices. Opera 9.5, released Thursday for Windows, Mac and Linux computers, includes the new Opera Link feature, which lets you bring...
San Francisco Chronicle |
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Blogging Your Real Estate Business To Success
The competition of the real estate market in today’s economy is very well known. In fact, real estate agents, brokers, and firms are now working overtime to boost their business success by implementing strict measures that will rake in assorted clients and customers to bring in the profits.
Turks.US |
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Computers stolen from Montgomery Public Schools
Thieves broke into a storage trailer and stole 18 computers that belong to Montgomery Public Schools. The storage trailer on Britton Lane near Forest Avenue Elementary School is used by the system's computer services department, said Mona Davis, a school spokeswoman.
Montgomery Advertiser |
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How To Become A Successful Affiliate Marketer
Affiliate marketing is one of the latest trends in online business. Instead of coming up with your own personal product and selling it to the rest of world, you can make use of existing products and services from other companies for a decent profit.
Turks.US |
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Police: H.S. football coach pawned school items
Tx. state 5A champion coach accused of pawning laptops, cameras and other campus property
Corpus Christi Caller-Times |
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