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Apple event raises conjecture about new iPod
Apple Inc. plans to host a special event Tuesday, feeding speculation that it may release updated models of the iPod media player to spur holiday sales.
Chicago Tribune |
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LapTuk stand for Mac laptops debuts
The LapTuk is a new stand for Mac laptops (15 inches and smaller).
Macworld |
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Software lets parents follow the lunch money
LOS ANGELES – As children return to school, parents again will ask the question they have pondered for ages: What happens to lunch money? Bullies? Pockets with holes? Kids who eat too many Twinkies?
Dallas Morning News |
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VMware ESX is the Industry's First Hypervisor to be Validated by Microsoft, Offers Customers Expanded Support Options ...
VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW), the global leader in virtualization solutions from the desktop to the datacenter, today announced it has qualified its industry-leading VMware ESX hypervisor under the Microsoft Server Virtualization Validation Program (SVVP). VMware ESX 3.5 update 2 (ESX 3.5u2) is the first hypervisor to be listed under the program, providing VMware customers who run Windows Server and ...
Centre Daily Times |
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Japan opens new window for Indian IT
Bangalore: Japan turns as right market for Indian IT services companies, who are looking for new destinations to counter the set back from the U.S. market.
SiliconIndia |
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Financial Objects integrate e-portals technology
Financial Objects, a leading supplier of software to the banking, wealth and energy sectors, announced a partnership with e-portals, a company ...
Finextra |
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Software lets parents follow the lunch money
LOS ANGELES – As children return to school, parents again will ask the question they have pondered for ages: What happens to lunch money? Bullies? Pockets with holes? Kids who eat too many Twinkies?
Dallas Morning News |
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Computer crash zaps Athens police files
The Athens Police Department lost six months’ worth of warrants, arrest reports and other police information when a power spike blew out a computer in late July, officials said.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Chattanooga: Families keep up with news about storm
Thirteen members of an extended family from Terrebonne Parish, La., crowded together on the beds of a Chattanooga motel on Monday, laptops on their knees, checking MySpace for storm updates from friends back home.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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AMD cuts prices, Intel adds new products
The Inquirer is reporting that AMD has cut desktop processor prices rather notably, around 20% for several models. The biggest X4 price drops were the Phenom X4 9950 BE 140W and the Phenom X4 9750, both dropped nearly 21%. The Phenom X3 8750 saw a drop of nearly 23.5% Former and current pricing is shown, as [...]
Geek.com |
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Medion AKOYA Mini E1210 notebook out on 7th September for £279.99
Medion has announced the full specs and price of their netbook a little quicker than expected after the first sniffs last week at IFA. The Medion AKOYA Mini E1210 notebook is strictly speaking right on the edge of the definitions of laptop and sub-notebook measuring up with a 10" TFT widescreen display and weighing a slightly bulkier than expected 1.2kg.
Tech Digest via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Google's Chrome Browser Pretty, but Lacks Substance
New browser not as useful as Firefox, not as well-built as new Internet Explorer.
Fox News |
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Serious Potential in Google Browser
The minimalist Chrome browser from Google is built for a future that blurs the lines of Web and desktop, David Pogue writes.
The Hendersonville Times-News |
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Search Giant Wants a Share of Browser Market
Google fears that Microsoft could leverage its dominance of the browser market to promote its search business.
The Hendersonville Times-News |
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Dailymotion Brings Video to One Laptop per Child Foundation???s XO Laptop
Dailymotion Brings the Educational Benefits of Web Video to Developing Nations.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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Mexican drug traffickers buff image with Madison Avenue tactics
In Mexico, Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo is feared and reviled as the godfather of Mexico's cocaine trade. On his Web site, however, he's portrayed as a family man and a savvy business tycoon.
Miami Herald |
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Image Metrics to Provide Facial Animation for Codemasters' "Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising"
LOS ANGELES----Image Metrics, the leading provider of facial animation solutions to the entertainment industry, is creating facial animation for key characters appearing in the cut scenes of Codemasters’ Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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INTTRA Announces Availability of Booking 2.0
PARSIPPANY, N.J.----INTTRA, the leading e-commerce platform for the ocean freight industry, today announced the availability of INTTRA Link 2.0, the first release in a series being delivered on the new Booking 2.0 portal environment.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Strong Demand for Enterprise IT Self-Service Solutions Propels RightAnswers in First Half of 2008
CLARK, N.J.----RightAnswers, Inc., the recognized leader in providing knowledge-based self-service and support analyst solutions for the internal IT help desk, today announced that the company has experienced significant quarter over quarter growth during the first six months of 2008.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Prosecutor: Trial mistake would not happen today
ST. LOUIS -- The trial error that freed Darryl Burton from a 1985 murder conviction in St. Louis would never happen in the computer age, the top prosecutor said Tuesday.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
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Sierra Leone: Lack of Computers, Generators Impede Court Proceedings
Magistrate Deen Tarawallie of court No 1A told Concord Times in an exclusive interview that the lack of computers and generators were among the many factors that hamper court proceedings.
AllAfrica.com |
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Can Chrome shine amid the competition?
ZDNet.com's Sumi Das reports on why Google has jumped into the browser fray, and explores the company's hopes for Chrome
ZDNet UK |
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Serious Potential in Google Browser
The minimalist Chrome browser from Google is built for a future that blurs the lines of Web and desktop, David Pogue writes.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
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Mexican drug traffickers buff image with Madison Avenue tactics
In Mexico, Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo is feared and reviled as the godfather of Mexico's cocaine trade. On his Web site, however, he's portrayed as a family man and a savvy business tycoon. Yes, the drug kingpin known as "El Padrino" has his own Web site. He launched the site in June with the help of his family, even though he doesn't have Internet access from his cell in one of Mexico's ...
The Charlotte Observer |
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North West Evening Mail
A CRACK police team swooped on addresses in Ulverston and Millom yesterday. Items seized include an imitation firearm, live ammunition, a laptop computer and various financial documents.
North-West Evening Mail |
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