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• Buying an E-mail List? Marketing Company Says Never Again A marketing company is warning others to stay away from e-mail lists offered for sale by other companies.
• VMware to Offer Low-Fooprint ESX Hypervisor Free To help it compete against Microsoft's low-cost Hyper-V, VMware will offer the low-cost version of its hypervisor at no cost.
• Checking on ITunes' Unchecked Items I figured this was part of everyone's DNA by now, but, given a message I just received, apparently not. A reader who shall...
• Trade Group, US Officials Rally for Free Trade The Consumer Electronics Association and several U.S. officials speak up for free trade at a rally.
• Control Freaks: Network Admins Can Spell Trouble 'Keys to the kingdom' are often the center of IT strife.
• Software Piracy Hurts the Open-Source Community Too OpenOffice.org community manager sees fallout when proprietary wares are jacked.
• Study Paints Open-Source Software as a Security Risk "Go into this with your eyes wide open," says Howard Schmidt, former White House cybersecurity czar.
• PPM Software Yields Savings for Energy Company HP's updated software shows IT managers where resources spend their time and why projects get delayed.
• Look Out, Cisco: Here Comes Brocade/Foundry $3 billion deal raises stakes in Ethernet switching market.
• My Book Mirror Edition RAIDs Your Data Western Digital's new desktop storage system offers a 1TB dual-disk enclosure with RAID for under $600.
• Ballmer Seeks to Justify Online Services Push Steve Ballmer, speaking at the annual analysts meeting, defends Microsoft's plans to invest more in online services.
• Project CrackBerry U.K. college wants the dope on your BlackBerry addiction.
• Laptop Security: Keep the Bad Guys at Bay Joe's laptop computer boasts some advanced security gizmos.
• Adaptec Transfers India Product Development to HCL Adaptec transfers its product development operation in India to HCL Technologies.
• Ballmer Distances Microsoft From Yahoo Deal Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer touched on the talks with Yahoo during the company's annual analyst meeting.
• Collaboration Under SOA: The Human Aspects This book chapter from Executing SOA: A Practical Guide for the Service-Oriented Architect shows how Web 2.0 business concepts apply to businesses, especially those enterprises that adhere to the philosophy of SOA.
• Report: Microsoft, Facebook to Sign Search Deal Microsoft and Facebook will announce an Internet search and ad deal, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.
• Final Cut Server 1.1 Apple's long-awaited Final Cut Server 1.1 is a complex and powerful tool for Final Cut Pro users who have advanced...
• Jumsoft Releases Personal Finance Tool, Money 3 Jumsoft released Money 3, the company’s financial application designed for personal and small business use.
• New IPhone 3G Ads Tout 'twice as Fast' Arthur C. Clarke once famously wrote that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. One corollary...
• Torque Game Engine Developed for IPhone GarageGames on Thursday has announced that their Torque game engine can be used to create iPhone games. Torque is inexpensive...
• Slick IMovie Plug-ins Maker 'graduates' to Final Cut Gee Three is now offering SlickFX plug-ins for Final Cut Express and final Cut Pro. The plug-ins offer Final Cut users...
• Native Instruments Updates Traktor 3 and Traktor Scratch Music software and hardware company, Native Instruments, released updates for its professional DJ line of software products...
• Post.Office Mail Server Compatible With Leopard Tenon Intersystems has announced the release of Post.Office 3.8.4, an update to its mail server for Mac OS X. Post.Office...
• Open Typed URLs in New Tabs Everyone is probably aware of how to open links in new tabs in your favorite browser--just Command-click the link, and it will...