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  Open Format Duel Enters New Round After Mass. Decision

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 11:43pm CEST

  Following BetaNews' story yesterday on the State of Massachusetts' decision to propose formally accepting Microsoft's Office Open XML as a "suitable" format, advocates on two of the three sides of this issue wrote us to say they were concerned our story's contents might tend to favor a different side.
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  AllofMP3 Shuts Down, Resurfaces as 'MP3Sparks'

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 10:48pm CEST

  Russian authorities last week put the final nail in the coffin of AllofMP3.com, the thorn in the side of United States and UK music industry groups that have attempted to shut it down for years. But the service quickly resurfaced under the name MP3Sparks.com, with the ability to take credit cards once again.
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  Apple's iPhone Margins Could Hit 55.6%, Says iSuppli

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 9:55pm CEST

  Now with an official fresh consumer-grade iPhone in its laboratories, CE analysis firm iSuppli can fine-tune its estimates of how much of a markup Apple adds to the device, based on its estimated bill of materials. Each 8 GB model which retails for $599, iSuppli estimates, cost Apple a total of $264.85 in manufacturing and parts costs.
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  BSA Offers Cash Rewards for Piracy Snitches

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 9:00pm CEST

  The Business Software Alliance, a leading software industry organization, has announced a new approach to fighting piracy in the workplace: up to $1 million in cash to those whistle-blowers who rat out their employers. But the reward is only paid out if the BSA receives a cash settlement from the company.
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  Microsoft UK Web Site Hacked via SQL Flaw

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 8:47pm CEST

  More details are now available on the hacking of the Microsoft UK Web site, with experts saying that the attackers got in through a SQL injection exploiting a vulnerability in the Web server software.
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  DVDs Can Soon be Legally Burned by Licensed Services

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 8:36pm CEST

  After a decade and a half of negotiations, waiting, and litigation - with the emphasis toward the latter - the DVD Copy Control Association, which administers the CSS copy protection scheme, formally announced yesterday that it will soon become legal for businesses to burn DVDs on demand whose copy protection includes CSS.
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  Records of 2.3 Million Consumers Stolen

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 8:32pm CEST

  The records of nearly 2.3 million consumers have been exposed after an employee of a Fidelity National Information Services subsidiary stole the information and then proceeded to sell it to a data broker.
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  Nokia Licenses Touch Screen Feedback Tech

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 6:34pm CEST

  Just days after Apple released its iPhone, digital touch technology company Immersion said Monday that Nokia had licensed technology for future devices.
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  Google Acquires GrandCentral

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 5:15pm CEST

  Google acquired voice communications management company GrandCentral on Monday, a move that it hopes will strengthen its service offerings.
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  SAP Admits its Division Downloaded Unauthorized Oracle Materials

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 4:50pm CEST

  Whether it amounts to "corporate espionage" or not (most likely not), the case of Oracle v. SAP may have significant ramifications on how the world's leading information providers guard their information systems. In his company's defense this morning, SAP CEO Henning Kagermann admitted to reporters that, while an SAP division did download some material from Oracle inappropriately, the material was for the division's customers and not for SAP customers or SAP.
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  LG Pens Deal to Bring YouTube to Phones

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 4:44pm CEST

  The iPhone's exclusive hold on YouTube on the mobile phone will be short-lived. LG said Tuesday that it had come to an agreement with the social video site to bring videos to its line of phones later in the year.
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  AT&T's Data Network Fails

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 4:41pm CEST

  AT&T data customers across the country were reporting issues in accessing the EDGE network on Monday, although the company was able to restore service by 7pm Eastern. Technicians continue to work on the problem.
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  Higher Frequency AMD Barcelona CPUs Slated for Q4

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 1:02am CEST

  In response to a BetaNews inquiry over whether last Friday's announcement of new Barcelona server-class processors at frequencies up to 2.0 GHz for August release was as fast as we would see for 2007, an AMD spokesperson told us faster models would be made available later in the year.
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  Parallels Says Wine Was Given Modified LGPL Code

  Publié: juillet 3, 2007, 12:02am CEST

  After public complaints amassed over what seemed to be reluctance on the part of SWsoft's Parallels division to turn over to open source developers modifications it made to their code, Parallels told BetaNews this afternoon it has done just that.