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  Microsoft Discontinues Digital Image Product

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 10:23pm CEST

  Saying the functionality within the application is now available through other programs and within Windows Vista, Microsoft has decided to discontinue its Digital Image Suite Product, a notice on its Web site reads.
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  Ballmer: Google Antitrust Accusations 'Baseless'

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 9:43pm CEST

  Microsoft fired back at Google's attempts to have antitrust regulators take a second look at Vista's search capabilities, calling the search giant's claims "baseless."
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  Microsoft's Interop Chief: People Should Choose Their Own Standards

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 9:21pm CEST

  In an interview with BetaNews earlier this week, Microsoft General Manager for Interoperability and Standards Tom Robertson told us in response to a question about who truly determines standards, that Microsoft believes people make the final decision - not companies, not countries, and perhaps not really agencies.
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  MySpace Data Used To Catch Seven Sex Offenders

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 9:12pm CEST

  It did not take very long for data released by MySpace on sex offenders to be used in the apprehension of those who are using the site in violation of their parole or probation rules.
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  Sony's Stringer Admits PS3 Price Too High

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 6:42pm CEST

  Sony CEO Howard Stringer admitted in an interview that the price of the PlayStation 3 needs to come down, but provided no estimate as to how much of a price drop consumers can expect.
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  TripAdvisor Mixes Social Nets with Travel

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 6:28pm CEST

  Expedia subsidiary TripAdvisor rolled out social networking functionality on its site Friday that allows users to filter out reviews from people they may not know, giving reviews from friends priority.
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  Microsoft Will Support ODF If It Doesn't 'Restrict Choice Among Formats'

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 6:09pm CEST

  In a policy document specifically timed for release this afternoon, Microsoft's general managers for interoperability, Tom Robertson and Jean Paoli, make a play for ownership of the standards issue facing users of competing document formats, by saying the company would support ratification of its own Open XML format along with OpenDocument Format (ODF) as ISO standards, if and only if doing so would promote choice among the world's consumers.
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  Safari for Windows Tops 1 Million Downloads

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 5:28pm CEST

  Despite security concerns and Microsoft pundits like Paul Thurrott wondering "who would ever use" it, Safari 3 Beta for Windows was downloaded over 1 million times in the first 48 hours, Apple announced. The company continues to tout the speed and standards support of its browser, which was previously Mac-only.
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  Evidence of 'Counterattack' Lacking as Linux Conference Convenes

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 4:47pm CEST

  The first day of an important Linux developers' conference was launched yesterday on the campus of Google headquarters in Mountain View. That conference made major headlines yesterday - though for reasons that reality shows us may not have been legitimate.
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  FTC Will Investigate All Ad Deals

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 4:30pm CEST

  The FTC plans to look into Microsoft and Yahoo's recent buys of Web advertising companies in a comprehensive review to check for possible antitrust concerns, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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  Europe Gets Unlimited Mobile Music Service

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 4:00pm CEST

  European customers can now download an unlimited amount of music to their phones thanks to a new service called MusicStation. The service debuted in Sweden on Thursday, and will launch in markets across the rest of Europe, Asia, and Africa over the next several months.
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  FBI Campaign Combats Malicious Attacks with New 'G-man' Lexicon

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 12:45am CEST

  If anything's been lacking in US government agencies' ongoing fight against malicious Internet use, it's a good, old-fashioned public awareness campaign. Yesterday, in an effort to turn up the volume and give local TV news writers a more tangible vocabulary for malicious users, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced interim results of its ongoing efforts to track down and arrest suspected "bot-herders."
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  Bush Admin: Don't Protect Bloggers

  Publié: juin 15, 2007, 12:06am CEST

  The Bush administration is none too happy with legislation that is making its way through Congress which could shield many news gatherers from revealing their confidential sources, calling it a security risk.