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BlueHaze Launches First Multi-Platform Community for Concert Fans
SAN FRANCISCO----BlueHaze, Inc. today announced the launch of its multi-platform community for concert fans at www.bluehaze.com, on Facebook and on the iPhone. BlueHaze is the first company of its kind, taking advantage of both the online and mobile platforms to offer live music fans a rich community experience before, during and after the concert.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Vista Transblack Head Up Display [Featured Desktop]
The image associated with this post is best viewed using a browser. If bright colors tire your eyes and distract you from the task at hand, check out how Windows user j33f darkens Vista and subtly...
Lifehacker |
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'Kilen Woods:' MindTouch's Killer App?
Earlier this summer, MindTouch announced its latest and biggest release: the new version of its open source collaboration and collective intelligence platform, called MindTouch Deki. This release, dubbed "Kilen Woods," delivers new workflow capabilities, adapters, and usability improvements targeted at the enterprise.
Intranet Journal |
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Microsoft Announces, then Withdraws its Own App Store: SkyMarket
Perhaps Microsoft wanted to make a splash with its annoucement for a manager to run Microsoft's own version of Apple's App Store, according to Internetnews on Wednesday. However, the job posting has been withdrawn, and Microsoft won't comment
The Mac Observer |
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Mitsubishi Motors North America Retains Moffett Productions, Inc. Develop Their 2009 Mitsubishi Sales Training Program
HOUSTON, Sept. 3, 2008 - Moffett Productions, Inc., one of the nation's leading producers of broadcast and Internet-based Radio/TV/Cable commercials for the Automotive Industry, has been given the green light to develop and produce "Phase 1" of a new sales training technique that will be utilized by Mitsubishi Motors North America and their network of dealers nationwide.
The Auto Channel |
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New iPods expected as Apple "Rocks"
BOSTON - Apple Inc is expected to unveil new iPod music players -- and possibly price cuts -- at a media event next Tuesday but may not launch a long-awaited update to its MacBook laptop computers until a later date.
Nanaimo Daily News |
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Raytheon, CSC venture gets $78.1M Air Force deal
A joint venture between Computer Sciences Corp. and Raytheon Co. received a $78.1 million contract from the Air Force to support space launch missions at Cape Canaveral, Fla., the Pentagon said late Tuesday.
AP via Yahoo! Finance |
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Where have all the icons gone?
Q. I recently installed a larger hard drive on my PC, and when I booted it, everything worked perfectly, except for the Microsoft icons. Before I changed the hard drive, MS Word docs had a MS Word icon, MS Excel had the correct icon; PowerPoint, Outlook, same thing. Now after changing the hard drive, all my icons are a generic white box with a blue outline. Any ideas? A. It sounds as if your ...
The State |
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Media Services Opens New Office in Toronto
LOS ANGELES, BUSINESS WIRE -- Media Services, a leading entertainment accounting, payroll, and software provider, today announced the company has opened a new office in the heart of Canada's film district, located at 119 Spadina Avenue, Suite 304, in Toronto, Ontario.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Volcano's eruption colors world's sunsets
Reports of unusually fiery orange sunsets on Earth and ruby red rings around the planet Venus have popped up on the Internet in the last week.
MSNBC |
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Google Chrome needs more than hype
If Google's new Web browser is going to gain traction with the general Internet-using public, the search giant will need to do a few things differently, says Jon Oltsik.
CNET |
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Micronetics Receives a $2.2M Order for Subassemblies Used in Commercial Satellite In-Flight Broadband Connectivity
HUDSON, N.H.----Micronetics, Inc. announced today that its subsidiary Microwave Concepts, Inc. has booked an order from a leading RF subsystem manufacturer. This order, totaling $2.2M, is for a highly integrated microwave subassembly that is a key element of the communications system providing the in-flight internet access on commercial and business aircraft.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Google backtracks on Chrome license terms
Company says it is working to remove language that suggested it has a perpetual right to information entered in the browser.
CNET |
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You Blog, You’re Out
Solana Beach, summer 2002. A job interview. “So you like to post on the Internet a lot,” said the human resources person. “Yeah,” I said. “How do you know?”
San Diego Reader |
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Don't Share That Law! It's Copyrighted
Nathan Halverson writes "California claims copyright to its laws, and warns people not to share them. And that's not sitting right with Internet gadfly, and open-access hero, Carl Malamud. He has spent the last couple months scanning tens of thousands of pages containing city, county and state laws — think building codes, banking laws, etc. Malamud wants California to sue him, which is almost a ...
Slashdot |
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Where have all the icons gone?
Q. I recently installed a larger hard drive on my PC, and when I booted it, everything worked perfectly, except for the Microsoft icons. Before I changed the hard drive, MS Word docs had a MS Word icon, MS Excel had the correct icon; PowerPoint, Outlook, same thing. Now after changing the hard drive, all my icons are a generic white box with a blue outline. Any ideas?
Belleville News-Democrat |
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Gundersen Lutheran Donates Old Computers to School
Onalaska High School students will have their hands on some new computers this fall, thanks to a donation from Gundersen Lutheran.
WKBT La Crosse |
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Conn. lawmakers launch heating aid Web site
(AP:HARTFORD, Conn.) Connecticut Senate Democrats have set up a new Web site to make it easier for state residents to get information on home-heating assistance programs.
INO News |
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Review: Google Chrome lacks polish under the hood
(AP:NEW YORK) Google Inc.'s new Web browser, called Chrome, does much of what a browser needs to do these days: It presents a sleek appearance, groups pages into easy-to-manage "tabs" and offers several ways for people to control their Internet privacy settings.
INO News |
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Fasthosts Fined £1,500
September 3, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- A UK judge has ordered Fasthosts to hand over almost £1,500 to a former client, for damages and fees for not honoring its uptime and customer service guarantees, according to reports from news site The Register.
Web Host Industry Review |
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IBM Hones New Blade Server to Repel DoS Attacks
IBM is increasing its arsenal against hackers with a new beefed-up blade server. The IBM BladeCenter PN41, announced this week, combines Deep Packet Inspection technology from CloudShield with IBM's other protection platforms to create a powerhouse against attacks. The system is designed specifically to better protect against denial-of-service attacks, one of the most difficult types to detect ...
TechNewsWorld.com |
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This Spam Is Brought to You By the Letter "A"
If your e-mail address begins “ajolie@” or “mphelps," your inbox is likely overflowing with messages sporting subject lines that read “Your Lady Will Become Crayzed” (sic) or “Urgent Request for Business Relationship from Lagos, Nigeria.” Believe it or not, the spam load has nothing to do with celebrity and everything to do with the first letter in your e-mail address. [More]
Scientific American |
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Top 10 Windows Mobile apps
Turns out the best applications are more about fun than business
The Globe and Mail |
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Targeted-Ad Firm NebuAd Loses CEO
NebuAd chief executive Bob Dykes has resigned his post after the “behavioral targeting” Web advertising company became a focus of a congressional inquiry into the privacy practices of cable providers and telcos that were testing its system.
MultiChannel News |
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Mercedes-Benz Partners with Pangaea - The Global Sustainability Expedition of Mike Horn
One of the most remarkable voyages of exploration ever undertaken -- a four-year global trans-navigation by sea and land launched by South African adventurer-explorer Mike Horn -- makes its U.S. debut today in Pangaea, a 115-foot state-of-the-art sailboat currently moored in New York City's Battery Park from September 4-6, 2008*.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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