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• Retail Mania, IE Woes, EU Charges Although this is a normally slow tech news week, some real news occurred, what with the ongoing IE exploit and the larger world not sidetracked by holidays.
• IRemember 2.5 These days, we can view and share photos almost as fast as we can capture them. With a quick click of a button, your photos can be stored and sent to friends...
• Black Friday Deals for Mac and IPhone Software The holiday season is upon us, and Black Friday is here. You know what that means--discounts. Before you go out and brave the throngs of shoppers crowding the...
• SAP Enterprise Support KPI Project Leader and Sponsor Resign SAP's project to demonstrate the value of its Enterprise Support program is still on track despite the resignation of the two user group members leading it
• Viviane Reding Picked to Re-write EU Data Protection Laws Viviane Reding has been picked to take charge of a re-write of Europe's 15 year-old data protection laws due to start next year.
• Get Real Business Results From Social Media Learn how to develop a social media marketing strategy that actually brings in revenue, and see how to measure your success.
• Black Friday Doorbusters Are For Suckers Think lining up before dawn will get you the best tech holiday deals? Don't get taken by retail advertising gimmicks.
• Gems I’m Thankful for It's Thanksgiving day here in the U.S., and I want to wish all our U.S. readers a happy holiday. Since Thanksgiving falls on a Thursday, which is also a Mac Gems...
• Chinese EBay Rival Branches out With Branded Mobile Phone China's biggest online auction and retail Web site, Taobao.com, plans to stamp its name on a new mobile phone, the brand's first foray into devices.
• Attacks Appear Imminent as IE Exploit Is Improved Metasploit has released an improved attack for an IE zero-day attack, making criminal use more likely.
• Five Tips to Shop Black Friday and Cyber Monday Securely Bargain shoppers eager to find the best holiday shopping deals are often easy prey for online scams. Here are five tips to protect yourself while shopping online this holiday season.
• Crunching Data on the Cheap Data warehousing and analytics need not be expensive, thanks to fairly rich free products now available.
• VTie and VTie Premium for IPhone Let's face it: The necktie is an endangered species. As clothes maven Nicholas Antongiavanni lamented in The Wall Street Journal not long ago, the tie's "status...
• Pzizz Relax for IPhone If you like to nap, or, like me, need to nap sometime during the day to rejuvenate yourself, there's a good change you'll find Pzizz Relax for the iPhone to be a...
• Redirecting DNS Requests Can Harm the Internet, Says ICANN ICANN on Tuesday condemned the practice of redirecting requests for nonexistent domains as a threat to the smooth functioning of the Internet.
• Ableton Releases Max for Live Ableton and Cycling '74 have announced the release of Max for Live. The product integrates the Max/MSP audio visual programming language with Ableton's Live 8...
• App Syncs Cookies Between Safari, Camino Web browser aficionados welcomed last week's release of Camino 2.0, a Mac-only browser based on the Firefox codebase. While missing the extensibility of Firefox...
• Racist Image Tops Google Search Results for Michelle Obama A racist caricature is currently the top-ranked image of first lady Michelle Obama on Google's image search engine.
• Outlook 2010 Sneak Preview How Outlook 2010 integrates with Exchange 2010.
• Office 2007: 8 Great Reasons to (Finally) Upgrade With Office 2010 on the horizon, companies still lag several versions behind -- now's the time to begin the migration.
• Troubleshoot Windows Remotely Over the Net Microsoft's Internet-based remote-access tools let you quickly fix Windows problems on far-away PCs. Here's how to use them.
• Google's Ad Empire is Good for Small Business Google is expanding its vast marketing empire with the purchase of Teracent. Google may be bad for traditional advertising, but its good for small business.
• Sign Me Up Ten One Design's nifty $7 Autograph application addresses one of those analog gaps in this digital world. It lets you write your signature on your computer--so...
• Free (and Some Not Free) Live Music I love live music. Well, music in general, but there’s something about the anything-can-happen vibe and the interaction with the audience of concerts that’s hard...
• Open-Xchange Integrates Facebook, Twitter With E-mail Inbox Open-source collaboration software vendor Open-Xchange is working on integrating the inbox with social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.