Craigslist, Online Shopping Attract Seniors
By far the most entertaining panel at the Web 2.0 Summit was the conversation with users who do not work in the technology industry. Last year, Safa Rashtchy, an analyst at Piper Jaffray and Company, talked to teenagers and their parents about how they use the Web. This year, Rashtchy
Seagate To Demo Wireless USB Hard Drive
Seagate Technology will demonstrate an external hard drive connected to the PC via Wireless USB ultrawideband, the company said Monday.
Major Crypto Bug Cripples Ubuntu Linux Security
A major problem has been revealed in Debian Linux and derivative packages, such as Ubuntu. Debian revealed the other day that a fix they made back in September 2006 had the unintended consequence of crippling the strength of their OpenSSL distribution.
Ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio's Conviction Overturned
A U.S. appeals court on Monday overturned the high-profile insider trading conviction of former Qwest Communications International Inc Chief Executive Joseph Nacchio, ordering a new trial in front of a different judge.
Google Launches Apps Reseller Program
Google on Wednesday announced a program by which resellers can offer the company's online Google Apps office applications, customizing the Premium Edition of the apps and charging directly for them.
Enable Film Mode
Almost every HDTV has a feature that will improve the picture quality of video material that was originally recorded at 24 frames per second (for example, most prime-time TV shows and feature movies). Read this tip to learn how to enable it.
Pandora Refreshes Desktop Music App
Internet radio provider Pandora on Wednesday announced that it has released the second version of its Pandora One desktop app.
Jury Orders Vonage to Pay $58M in Patent Case
A jury orders Internet phone provider Vonage Holdings to pay $58 million for infringing on three patents owned by Verizon Communications.
KFE Zinc-Air Battery: a Step Up from Fuel Cells?
KFE Japan's zinc-air battery technology launches in March, as a portable power source that's a step up from a fuel cell.
PowerSpec's Vista Desktop Surge
PowerSpec is going Vista-crazy, releasing a line of nine desktops running Microsoft's new operating system for a range of different budgets and computing needs.
