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• Bracing for Gustav, Oracle and Google Woes This is typically one of the slowest weeks of the year for IT news, but the approach of Hurricane Gustav has Gulf Coast IT...
• How I upgraded My Laptop's Hard Drive and Almost Lost My Mind In which a simple hardware upgrade allows me to channel my inner Laurel and Hardy
• Profile: DriveSavers Stays True to Data-recovery Roots DriveSavers takes data recovery seriously. So seriously, in fact, that the company recently installed a $2 million cleanroom...
• IPhone Photo Scavenger Hunt Is Afoot Software vendor Platial, maker of the free location-based program Nearby, is running a scavenger hunt for iPhone users this weekend.
• TinyBooks 6.0 Accounting App Released Space Time Associates on Friday released an upgrade to its accounting and bookkeeping application, TinyBooks.
• Quick Fix for Firefox 3 Bug with Yahoo Mail If you're missing scrollbars in Yahoo Mail, here's how to get them back.
• Humax Looks Into Set-top Box Future With the iCORD Hybrid set-top box, manufacturer Humax shows some of what it has in store at the IFA electronics show in...
• Apple: Forget ICards, Try Mail This June's Worldwide Developers Conference saw Apple unveil the iPhone 3G, firm up its iPhone 2.0 plans, offer a brief peek...
• Oracle Technical Forum Upgrade Plagued With Problems Oracle has been experiencing major problems with its technical forums this week after a platforum upgrade.
• Ease the Safari-to-iTunes Lyric Pasting Task If you enjoy having lyrics with your music in iTunes, you're probably familiar with the tools available to collect those...
• Critics Question Comcast Broadband Caps Some critics question Comcast's bandwidth caps for residential subscribers.
• Bugs & Fixes: ITunes' CD Mounting Bug Most often, when Apple releases an minor update to one of its applications, such as iTunes, its purpose is to provide bug...
• Salling Media Sync Transfers Music to Your Phone Salling Software released Salling Media Sync, a new utility that allows users to sync music from the their iTunes library to a...
• IPod Touch Case Roundup: Two Grips and a Shade Back in May I took a look at three silicon skins for the iPod touch. This week, I have three more skin-like cases that offer...
• What to Do With Your Summer Pics As Labor Day arrives, the really good part of summer departs. And when it leaves, it leaves you with a camera and camcorder...
• Continuent Launches Open-source Database Scale-out Stack An open-source database scaling stack launched this week by Continuent will support both open-source and proprietary...
• Glossy Black Finish Dominates Consumer Electronics One trend more obvious than any other at the IFA electronics show is how glossy black has taken over the consumer electronics...
• Alphabet Decides Who Gets Most Spam Those whose names begin with A are more likely to receive spam that those who start with Z, according to research.
• Samsung Aims at Apple With Slim Laptop Samsung launched its X360 laptop at IFA that claims the title of the lightest 13.3-inch screen machine yet.
• Toshiba to Launch Cell-based TV in 2009 Toshiba is planning to put the powerful Cell chip into a TV that will launch in the second half of 2009, it said Friday at the...
• As Inflation Climbs, Vietnam's PC Market on Shaky Ground Inflation is hitting Vietnam's PC market hard, but next year should be better, IDC said
• Microsoft Buys European Comparison Shopping Site for $486M Microsoft has agreed to buy comparison shopping site Ciao in a deal worth around US$486 million, the companies announced...
• Toshiba's XDE DVD Players Won't Hurt Blu-ray Disc Toshiba's XDE DVD player technology is nice, but it's no replacement for Blu-ray Disc, analysts say.
• How to Buy a Mini-laptop Mini-laptops are among the hottest new products this year and with the back-to-school sales season upon us, I created a list...
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for August Subscribers to Dave Johnson's Digital Focus took these shots; read Dave's September 4 column for the Hot Pic of the Month winner.