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• Comcast Sets Monthly Bandwidth Limit for Customers Comcast will institute a 250 GB-a-month bandwidth cap for its customers starting Oct. 1.
• Apple Updates Final Cut Express, Releases QuickTime Decoder Apple on Thursday released an update for Final Cut Express, its advanced amateur movie editing application, bringing the...
• Apple Promises September Fix for IPhone Security Flaw A recently discovered security flaw that would allow access to a locked iPhone will be fixed next month, Apple said on...
• Dell Profit Falls as Revenue Grows Dell posted a decline in profit for its fiscal second quarter, while economic doldrums held down its results in some parts of...
• Performance-improvement Integral to Windows 7, IE8 Improving performance are key development goals for Windows 7 and IE 8.
• Google Introduces Android Apps Store Google unveiled plans for the Android Market, where developers can distribute content for Android phones.
• Yelp for IPhone You'd be hard pressed to find a more opinionated, verbose, and downright catty group than the citizen reviewers on...
• Toshiba's XD-E500 DVD Player Toshiba has been hyping the heck out of its new upconverting XD-E500 DVD player but has also been careful not to declare it an...
• Logitech Unveils Squeezebox Boom Tabletop Music Player Logitech announced on Thursday the Squeezebox Boom, the latest addition to its Squeezebox line of streaming-audio products...
• IE 8 Hits Beta 2, Privacy Features Added Final release aimed at year-end.
• Sanyo Announces New Entry-level HD Projector On Monday, Sanyo announced the latest addition to its line of digital projectors--the PLV-Z700--at the IFA 2008 consumer...
• Growing Cynicism Around Going Green Is it a case of vendor hype meets customer resistance?
• Why Your Project Management Practices Are Failing Traditional project management practices work well for stable business environments, but they're too rigid and bureaucratic for today's rapidly changing business world. Here's how to make your IT project management practices more flexible and responsive to business needs.
• Microsoft Warns of IE8 Lock-in With XP SP3 Microsoft Corp. yesterday warned users of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) that they won't be able to uninstall either the...
• Scented, Other 'Fashion' PCs Hit the Catwalk Type-and-sniff computers may be just what seemingly smell-obsessed teens are nosing around for.
• Open Source: What You Can Learn From the French With open source embraced at all levels, the real benefits of a passionate community arrive.
• Bare Bones Releases BBEdit 9.0 Bare Bones Software on Thursday released BBEdit 9, a major update to the venerable text editor. This new version adds several...
• Permanently Delete Mail Messages If you're a Mail user, you probably know at least a couple ways to delete messages--there's the mouse-intensive "drag to trash...
• Vigor Gaming Force Recon BT Gaming Desktop While not a world-beater, the Force Recon BT offers good performance at a reasonable price.
• Sony Unveils Slimmest Yet Walkman Sony launched three new models of Walkman players on Thursday at the IFA electronics show in Berlin, including the new...
• Google Extends Apps Premier Credit for Gmail Outages Google is extending a credit to Apps Premier customers due to three Gmail outages this month.
• ITC Will Hear Microsoft Complaint Against Taiwanese Co. The U.S. ITC said it will investigate a complaint Microsoft filed against a Taiwanese maker of peripherals including computer...
• NetNewsWire Beta Gets Updated NewsGator on Thursday released an update for its Mac RSS reader, NetNewsWire. This update brings the current beta release to...
• E-Mail Hoaxes, XP Buyers, and Symantec's Buy Readers discuss crazy hoaxes, why XP is still popular, and what Symantec's purchase of PC Tools means.
• Sharp Unveils Its Thinnest LCD TVs Yet Sharp has developed a range of LCD TVs that are both thinner and have larger screens than its previous thinnest televisions.