Top 10 iPhone Apps We'd Love to See
To celebrate the iPhone SDK coming out on Thursday, here's our own wish list of apps we'd love to see on the iPhone.
Microsoft Details IE8 Security Features
Microsoft announced on Tuesday that the next revision of Internet Explorer 8, beta 2, will have two new security features: the SmartScreen Filter, and the Cross Site Scripting (XSS) filter.
LaCie Secures Desktop Drives With Fingerprint
LaCie has upgraded its biometrically-protected SAFE hard drive line with a desktop edition, adding an internal firmware lock to help prevent data from being accessed if the actual hard drive is removed from the chassis.
Shades Of Star Wars
South Korea intends to integrate robots into both national security efforts and many parts of people's lives, according to several reports.
New Battery Tech Still Years Away
Concerns over exploding computer batteries may be heating up, but alternative power sources for portable devices like laptops, music players and cellphones could still be up to 10 years away.
Stay in Luxury—At the Airport
Airports around the world are adding high-end hotels, spas, and meeting rooms to keep short-stay business travelers from schlepping into town.
ISO Accused of Favoring Microsoft
A decision to dismiss appeals against the controversial fast-track approval of a Microsoft document format has provoked six members of global standards-setting body ISO to question ISO's relevance.
CBS Pushes Last.fm Into On-Demand Music Streaming
Last.fm, which already boasts some 20 million unique users a month, is effectively becoming "the first music Web site to offer free, global, on-demand access to the largest licensed catalogue of music built on partnerships with all four major record labels," according to the company.
FTC-Rambus Case Could Move to Supreme Court
The Federal Trade Commission said on Monday it had asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review its antitrust complaint against memory chip maker Rambus Inc.
Microsoft Pushes SharePoint into SMBs
Microsoft, faced with Web rivals looking to poach its business customers, said on Sunday it plans to broaden the availability of its online services for e-mail and collaboration software.
