Browse

Browse - Page 1

• CTIA Takes on Rival Spectrum Users in FCC Letter The CTIA mobile industry group wants the U.S. FCC to consider all frequencies below 3GHz for possible mobile broadband use.
• FTC Warns Web Sellers of Unproven Flu Products The FTC warns 10 Web site operators that they are selling questionable flu-fighting products.
• Archmage Defense for IPhone Brave knights, gallant wizards, and cavalier archers arrive at your castle to vanquish you. Too bad they didn't count on your chain lightning.
• Five Tips for Better Photo Printing Follow these five tips to get the best prints from your photo printer or inkjet.
• Worst Is Over for Mobile Startups, Executives Say Executives said that the investment environment is improving for mobile startups.
• Does It Make Sense for Nokia to Buy Palm? Should one company that has trouble selling smartphones buy another?
• What's Next for Future IPhones? As impressive as the iPhone has been since its debut two years ago, the device has never been without its flaws. Apple's regular updates to the software have...
• Would Nokia and Palm Merger Spell Doom for WebOS? It's not a sure thing, but if Nokia were to acquire Palm could the vendor juggle three mobile operating systems?
• Windows 7 Flaw Confirmed Microsoft has confirmed the first Windws 7 zero-day vulnerability and promises patch.
• Microsoft Investigating Windows 7 SMB Crash Bug Exploit code is publicly available for the denial-of-service flaw in Windows 7 and Server 2008.
• IPhone Hints: Access MobileMe Site via IPhone Honestly, we hope you never need this week's iPhone tip, but just in case, you may be glad that you have it. Say you're out shopping in this run-up to the...
• Egypt Applies First for International Web Domain ICANN is taking appliations for international domain names; how might this change the Web?
• Microsoft Provides Guidance on Windows 7 Zero-Day Vulnerability Microsoft has issued a Security Advisory related to a reported zero-day vulnerability in Windows 7. Here's how to protect your systems pending another patch.
• MasterCard to Authenticate Online Transactions by Phone MasterCard will use mobile phones to improve the security for online transactions, the company said on Monday.
• New Google SafeSearch Shows When Kids Are Protected Four colored balls tell parents their children are protected while searching on Google.
• Palm: Survival of the Weakest? Developers are voting, and they are not voting for Palm.
• Age of Android: More Than Just The Droid Google's operating system is for more than "just" smartphones.
• HP Unveils New Scale-out Servers HP is adding a pair of new servers to its Extreme Scale Out portfolio.
• Apple Reverses Decision, Approves Caricature App I debated whether the headline for this story should be about the fact that Apple has now approved Bobble-Rep, an app that the company had previously rejected...
• Obama Speaks against Internet Censorship, but is Beijing Listening? China's millions of Internet users may applaud, but U.S. promotion of freedom of information may not go far.
• Dell ST2310 Dell’s ST2310 is a solid display that performs well. It’s not splashy or feature-rich, but it does deliver nice image quality.
• UK Hails First Cybercrime Cooperation With Banks UK police are hailing the sentencing of four people who used a Trojan horse program to siphon money out of online bank accounts.
• Dual-Boot with Windows 7 Thomas Wensel wants to install Windows 7 while keeping his older version.
• Dell Touts 'world's Fastest Office Laser Printer' On Tuesday Dell announced the 5130cdn ($1549), a workgroup color laser printer that the company claims is the "world's fastest single function letter-size office...
• The Macalope Weekly: Business 101 Looks like there some people out there could use some schoolin’ on how to do business. A rather surprising admission from a Microsoft exec gets us kicked off...