No News Is Big News for Sana Security
Sana Security today announced version 2.2 of the Primary Response SafeConnect anti-malware utility, which works exactly the same in Vista as in Windows XP.
Microsoft Relaxes Vista License Terms
Responding to a wave of criticism following news that the licensing terms in Windows Vista allowed the operating system to be moved to another computer only once, Microsoft has changed its position and relaxed the restriction for retail copies of Vista.
Will Nokia's Touch Phone Be Cheap Enough for U.S.?
Nokia announced a do-everything flagship smart phone, the N97, in Barcelona on Tuesday. But as Nokia has traditionally struggled in North America, will it make a difference?
HP Intros Wireless Touchscreen, Budget Printers
HP has introduced two new wireless touch-screen printers, the Photosmart A640 and Photosmart Premium All-in-One, adding on to the TouchSmart printers HP has already launched.
Virtual Memory Low—What to Do?
What do I do to fix the virtual memory when it is too low?
Judge Orders DOJ to Release Spying Records
The Electronic Privacy Information Center requested four types of records, including an audit of NSA domestic surveillance activities, a checklist showing probable cause to eavesdrop, communications about the use of information NSA obtained, and documents concerning increased domestic surveillance.
Microsoft: No IPTV in Xbox 360 Yet
Microsoft hasn't had much luck keeping new announcements under wraps, so this weekend when rumors circulated from Xbox 360 Fanboy about a possible feature for the Fall Update, most weren't surprised of yet another leak.
Study Reveals the Health Risks of Touch Screens
With the rise of touch screens, users should keep in mind the potential health risks associated with their new devices.
Genentech's Levinson Still Straddles Apple, Google
Now that Google chairman and chief executive Eric Schmidt no longer serves on the board of Apple, an industry group is calling for Genentech chairman Arthur Levinson to choose sides.
Dell CEO Sees Revenue Growth Picking Up
Dell, which last year disappointed investors with slower-than-forecast revenue growth, expects growth to pick up after the current quarter.
