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- Microsoft maps WinPhone 7 path for iPhone coders
- Mozilla answers Google's Crankshaft with IonMonkey
- Canada's internet future at stake in Monday election
- Cisco rolls out data center pods
- Pakistani IT admin leaks bin Laden raid on Twitter
- Sony closes PC games site over security 'concern'
- Welcome your <strike>robot</strike> overlairds, robots
- Arcam FMJ BDP100 Blu-ray Disc player
- Tiscali wants Scality's ring
- Skype sex cadets charged for misusing telco services
- Space shuttle Endeavour launch delayed until at least May 8
- HP forges 32-socket Itanium iron
- Is iPhone data collection legal?
- Wikileaks: Canadian piracy arrests were favor to movie biz man
- Sony: 'PSN attacker exploited known vulnerability'
- Stalled by a LAN switch
- Aussie crowdsourcers get A$35m
| Free iPad content for <i>Time</i>, <i>Fortune</i> subscribers Posted: 02 May 2011 12:35 PM PDT Apple and Time bury half a hatchetApple and Time Inc., have inked a pact that allows subscribers of hard-copy rags published by the largest magazine flogger in the US to freely download digital copies of those same issues onto their Cupertinian fondleslabs.… |
| Microsoft maps WinPhone 7 path for iPhone coders Posted: 02 May 2011 12:15 PM PDT Eyes up AndroidMicrosoft is again reaching out to iPhone application developers, this time trying to siphon off some of the Jobisian magic juice for Windows Phone 7.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
| Mozilla answers Google's Crankshaft with IonMonkey Posted: 02 May 2011 11:35 AM PDT Another simian joins Firefox JavaScript engineMozilla is developing a new JIT compiler for SpiderMonkey – the Firefox JavaScript engine – aiming to provide a new set of JavaScript optimizations. Known as IonMonkey, this will be SpiderMonkey's third JIT, but Mozilla hopes to consolidate all its optimization work on the new platform.… |
| Canada's internet future at stake in Monday election Posted: 02 May 2011 11:29 AM PDT Conservatives v The Open InterwebsThe future of the Internet is at stake in Monday's Canadian election.… |
| Cisco rolls out data center pods Posted: 02 May 2011 09:49 AM PDT Wheels not includedServer wannabee Cisco Systems is now a containerized data center wannabe too.… |
| Pakistani IT admin leaks bin Laden raid on Twitter Posted: 02 May 2011 09:33 AM PDT Twitterati learn of raid before bin LadenBefore Osama bin Laden knew that a squadron of US Navy Seals was approaching his compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, their approach had been tweeted to the world by a 33-year-old IT admin, Sohaib Athar.… |
| Sony closes PC games site over security 'concern' Posted: 02 May 2011 09:31 AM PDT Station.com suddenly unreachableSony shut down its website for online PC games on Monday, almost two weeks after it closed the PlayStation Network following a criminal intrusion that stole personally identifiable information from 77 million account holders.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
| Welcome your <strike>robot</strike> overlairds, robots Posted: 02 May 2011 01:00 AM PDT Nine years of silicon servitude in ScotlandSilicon servitude In 2002 we got our first domestic robot, a basic Roomba which is long dead now, but since then our household robots have kept the place tidy, and the children in line.… |
| Arcam FMJ BDP100 Blu-ray Disc player Posted: 02 May 2011 12:00 AM PDT Very metalReview If you're an Arcam aficionado, there must have been times when you thought the arrival of a Blu-ray Disc player would never come. The brand's original strategy, to support both HD DVD and BD with a universal player, was shunted off the road when the HD format war came to an abrupt end.… |
| Posted: 01 May 2011 11:00 PM PDT Needs some cloudy loving ...Struggling Italian ISP Tiscali has called on Scality and its RING product to build a cloud storage service.… |
| Skype sex cadets charged for misusing telco services Posted: 01 May 2011 10:38 PM PDT Aussie Defence Force clueless on social mediaPolice in Australia have finally worked out how to charge two Australian Defence Force Academy cadets at the center of the 'Skype sex scandal'.… |
| Space shuttle Endeavour launch delayed until at least May 8 Posted: 01 May 2011 09:10 PM PDT No power to heatersNASA has once again delayed the final launch of the space shuttle Endeavour, as it works to correct the electrical problem that postponed Friday's original launch attempt.… |
| HP forges 32-socket Itanium iron Posted: 01 May 2011 08:00 PM PDT Beyond SuperdomeWhat's going on with Hewlett-Packard's Itanium-based Integrity server lineup? It has been over a year since HP got its first machines using Intel's "Tukwila" quad-core Itanium 9300 processors into Integrity machines, and the company has still not delivered machines spanning 32 and 64 sockets. This is the kind of big iron that key HP-UX accounts need.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
| Is iPhone data collection legal? Posted: 01 May 2011 05:51 PM PDT Musing on the IOS / Android / Windows Phone debateAccording to Gizmodo (and many others), it's "no big" deal that Google, Microsoft and Apple are collecting location data from mobile devices.… |
| Wikileaks: Canadian piracy arrests were favor to movie biz man Posted: 01 May 2011 04:06 PM PDT TorrentFreak blames 'cammer' overdose death on harassmentA report on TorrentFreak has linked the overdose death of a Canadian "cammer" (someone who records movies in cinemas on Webcams) to his arrest by the Mounties, even though his activities weren't a crime in that country.… |
| Sony: 'PSN attacker exploited known vulnerability' Posted: 01 May 2011 03:37 PM PDT Preps network for service restartSony is getting ready to return to service some PlayStation Network offerings, amid ongoing analysis to try and identify the source of the April attack on its San Diego data centre hosted in an AT&T network facility.… |
| Posted: 01 May 2011 03:22 PM PDT How two failed capacitors stranded Sydney rail commutersThe rail signaling failure which crippled Sydney on April 12 (some commuters reported trips of more than three hours) was caused by a failing LAN switch and software that couldn't cope, an engineering report has found.… |
| Aussie crowdsourcers get A$35m Posted: 01 May 2011 03:13 PM PDT Ex-Flickr and eBay execs tip inMulti-millionaire and founder of Flickr, Stewart Butterfield is part of a gaggle of high profile investors that have poured US$35 million into Australian crowdsourcing design website 99designs.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
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