Stories About Elizabeth Stern

• The G1 Is No IPhone, but Android Has Promise Most G1 reviewers will probably agree that, in a nutshell, the software is nice but the hardware underwhelms.
• The Android Fine Print: Kill Switch and Other Tidbits An uproar erupted when iPhone users discovered a so-called remote kill switch on their phones -- will it spur the same...
• T-Mobile G1 Smart Phone The first phone with Google’s Android operating system boasts excellent ergonomics and call quality, but it’s held back by the lack of such basic features as a standard headphone jack.
• Fluid 0.9.4.1 While I'm a huge fan of tabbed browsers--you'll often find me using Firefox or Safari with 15 to 20 open tabs--this approach...
• FCC Report: White-space Devices Able to Sense Other Signals An FCC report says prototype wireless broadband devices were generally able to sense signals from TV stations and wireless...
• New Conferencing Options Light up LifeSize unveiled a new line of telepresence systems on Wednesday at prices much lower than Cisco's.
• Woman Is First to Plead Guilty in Notorious Spam Case A woman has pleaded guilty to helping spam kingpin Alan Ralsky send out millions of unwanted e-mail messages.
• Botnet Spam Attacks to Target Cellphones, Report Warns Spam may soon spill out beyond your inbox and start slithering onto your cellphone, warns a new report from Georgia Tech Information Security Center.
• Matte Matters If you followed the news coming out of Tuesday's Apple event, you know that Apple introduced brand new 13-inch MacBook and...
• Customizing the Flip Mino Not terribly long ago I reviewed Pure Digital's US$180 Flip Mino. In that review I explained that the Mino could be purchased...
• Why Technology Isn't the Answer to Better Security How is information security failing? Let's count the ways.
• Set ICal Default Alarms Well in Advance One of the new features in the OS X 10.5 version of iCal is the ability to add a default alarm when you create a new event...
• FTC's Red Flag Rules Cast Wide ID Theft Net Car companies, mortgage brokers and utility companies are all subject to the new laws.
• Recession Worries? Go Open Source to Cut Costs Battening down the budget hatches? Open source can help you run a tighter ship -- in pretty much every sector of software.
• Inside Symantec's Security Operations Center For Symantec clients, the Symantec Security Operations Center is the front line in the fight against network attacks. CSO toured the facility for an overview of how the services work, and for a look at some of the latest threats on the internet today.