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Dell throws an Armani bash for the XPS One
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 11:02pm CET
At a customer event at an Armani store in New York last night, the company officially launched the XPS One, a PC/high def TV which is Dell's answer to the Gateway One and Apple's iMac. -
EchoStar becomes DISH, spins off most non-sat TV holdings
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 10:56pm CET
The company, whose primary holding its the satellite television service, will change its name and spin-off non-core businesses, an SEC filing indicates. -
Ohio politician proposes sex offender tracking device
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 9:57pm CET
An Ohio lawmaker is proposing his state help its citizens track the locations of registered sex offenders by using RFID technology. -
Macrovision seeks to own digital TV gateway with Gemstar purchase
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 9:52pm CET
A company known more for its digital rights management technology, and which just last month purchased not only the BD+ DRM scheme outright but also a larger stake in set-top boxes, is about to become the publisher of TV Guide. -
FiOS routers at center of latest GPL lawsuit
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 8:36pm CET
UPDATED The Software Freedom Law Center has sued Verizon on behalf of the developers of BusyBox, saying the routers for its high-speed service infringe on the General Public License. -
CNBC: Apple preps sub-notebook for Macworld
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 7:29pm CET
With just a little over one month before the yearly meeting of the Mac faithful, the rumors of an Apple sub-notebook have started to appear. -
Microsoft ties high-level code to Web development with Volta
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 7:15pm CET
The long effort to make it technically feasible for already skilled developers to produce Web applications using high-level languages like C++, may at last be paying off. -
Three critical patches on tap from Microsoft
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 5:28pm CET
Next Tuesday's regular monthly distribution of security patches will include three for DirectX, Windows Media, and Internet Explorer. -
Opera ships Mini for BREW-based phones
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 5:25pm CET
The company that boasts of having the first Web browser for mobile phones has finally ported its engine to Qualcomm's BREW mobile application platform. -
Western Digital bans sharing of media on MyBooks
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 4:51pm CET
The hard drive maker has now taken on the added role of content policeman by ensuring nearly all media formats cannot be transferred using its sharing application. -
JetBlue taps Yahoo, RIM for in-flight Wi-Fi test
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 3:00pm CET
The low-cost business-centric airline plans to outfit its planes with Wi-Fi so that passengers can access portions of the net while in the air. -
Kadoink dials up music over the phone
Publié: décembre 7, 2007, 2:30pm CET
A carrier-agnostic platform for sending music over the phone, has launched a beta in the United States. If it all works out, it could convert the cell phone into a music promotional tool.