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Stories About Dan Chu

  • Blackberry Outage: RIM Should Compensate Users For the second time in a week, a service outage has left BlackBerry users without access to e-mail.
  • Nortel Accepts $282M Bid for VoIP Unit Nortel Networks has entered into an agreement with GENBAND to sell its Carrier VoIP (Voice over IP) and Application Solutions business for US$281 million.
  • BannerZest Pro 2.1 Flash is an intimidating concept for novice Web designers and bloggers, and most tacitly accept that Flash-based content is far out of their reach.
  • Last-minute Gift Ideas for the Mac Businessperson The first bottle of champagne has popped at the office party when you realize you forgot to buy your reports gifts. Last year you gave out Flingshot Flying...
  • ReQall for IPhone reQall is a handy, well designed to-do list manager from QTech that lets you speak or type reminders into your iPhone. The app then organizes those notes, sends...
  • Roxio Toast 10 Titanium 10.0.5 The Mac has long been capable of burning CDs and DVDs--both data and media discs. Yet Apple has shied away from supporting certain disc formats--Video CDs, music...
  • Nine Tech Tasks to Avoid This Holiday Vacation In honor of the close of 2009, here are nine technology-related tasks that I plan to avoid at all costs during this holiday break-and you should, too.
  • Make Web Pages Print Properly Are your pages coming out too large? Or even too small? Here's how to make sure everything prints juuust right.
  • Google vs. Microsoft: It's Going to Get Worse in 2010 One of the most heated battles among technology companies was waged this year between Microsoft and Google, but industry watchers say it's just getting started.
  • Handhelds Grab Larger Share of Hotspot Traffic, Says Report Hotspot usage by handheld devices is growing fast, thanks to the increasing popularity of products equipped with Wi-Fi, according to In-Stat.
  • Cyber Czar Choice: Smartphones, Social Networks Are Worries In choosing Howard Schmidt as cyber czar President Obama has gotten someone who has held a similar job in a previous administration and has varied experience.
  • Microsoft Reacts to Ruling, Pulls Custom XML From Word Microsoft already has a patch available that strips out XML technology the company is barred from using after Jan. 11, in Word 2007 and Office 2007.
  • The Form Letter Machine Saves Time On Correspondence Quickly create form letters and e-mails with The Form Letter Machine.
  • Mozilla Offers a Sneak Peek at New Firefox Interface Mozilla said its planned overhaul of Firefox's interface will be pushed back to Firefox 4.0, the major release now slated to ship before the end of 2010.
  • Best Twitter Apps for Palm Pre, Palm Pixi Two Palm webOS users have recently posted their reviews of the current crop of Twitter apps, both free and paid.

From Around the Web

  • Blackberry Outage: RIM Should Compensate Users For the second time in a week, a service outage has left BlackBerry users without access to e-mail.
  • Nortel Accepts $282M Bid for VoIP Unit Nortel Networks has entered into an agreement with GENBAND to sell its Carrier VoIP (Voice over IP) and Application Solutions business for US$281 million.
  • BannerZest Pro 2.1 Flash is an intimidating concept for novice Web designers and bloggers, and most tacitly accept that Flash-based content is far out of their reach.
  • Last-minute Gift Ideas for the Mac Businessperson The first bottle of champagne has popped at the office party when you realize you forgot to buy your reports gifts. Last year you gave out Flingshot Flying...
  • ReQall for IPhone reQall is a handy, well designed to-do list manager from QTech that lets you speak or type reminders into your iPhone. The app then organizes those notes, sends...
  • Roxio Toast 10 Titanium 10.0.5 The Mac has long been capable of burning CDs and DVDs--both data and media discs. Yet Apple has shied away from supporting certain disc formats--Video CDs, music...
  • Nine Tech Tasks to Avoid This Holiday Vacation In honor of the close of 2009, here are nine technology-related tasks that I plan to avoid at all costs during this holiday break-and you should, too.
  • Make Web Pages Print Properly Are your pages coming out too large? Or even too small? Here's how to make sure everything prints juuust right.
  • Google vs. Microsoft: It's Going to Get Worse in 2010 One of the most heated battles among technology companies was waged this year between Microsoft and Google, but industry watchers say it's just getting started.
  • Handhelds Grab Larger Share of Hotspot Traffic, Says Report Hotspot usage by handheld devices is growing fast, thanks to the increasing popularity of products equipped with Wi-Fi, according to In-Stat.
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