Gregarius » BetaNews.Com » janvier 7, 2008

Canaux

108375 éléments (108375 non lus) dans 10 canaux

Actualités (48730 non lus)

• 01net. Actualités (48730 non lus)

Hoax (65 non lus)

• Top dix quotidien Sophos des canulars (65 non lus)

Logiciels (39066 non lus)

• BetaNews.Com (34382 non lus)
• Presence PC - Actualité Logiciels, jeux vidéos (3551 non lus)
• LeMondeInformatique.fr : Actualités Applications (1133 non lus)

Sécurité (1668 non lus)

• Actualités Sécurité Informatique (406 non lus)
• Les Nouvelles.net : sécurité informatique. (1262 non lus)

Referencement (18846 non lus)

• Secrets2moteurs (11746 non lus)
• Referencement Google WebRankInfo (2255 non lus)
• Abondance (4845 non lus)

BetaNews.Com (15 non lus)

• 

  CEA president calls upon CES attendees to back free trade policy

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 6:22pm CET

  In a keynote speech this morning at CES, Consumer Electronics Association President Gary Shapiro called upon members to back an initiative to give President Bush more latitude to negotiate trade agreements worldwide.
• 

  Sony confirms PSP will soon get Skype

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 5:58pm CET

  It is now official: Sony announced yesterday afternoon that Skype calling service, including free conferencing and text chat capabilities, is due to be a feature of its PlayStation Portable, presumably with a future firmware upgrade.
• 

  TiVo to make Internet videos directly downloadable

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 5:54pm CET

  Monday, TiVo said it will allow users to stay up to date on their favorite online videos much like they do with traditional television programs.
• 

  Napster bids adieu to DRM with MP3 announcement

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 5:37pm CET

  Napster said Monday that it would start selling only MP3's from the second quarter on, effectively returning to its roots.
• 

  Comcast hints it will announce open cable standards tomorrow

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 5:24pm CET

  Comcast Corp. Chairman and CEO Brian L. Roberts is slated to give a keynote tomorrow morning, and according to an Associated Press story this morning, he's going to be speaking about the "tru2way" initiative.
• 

  Samsung tries to extend DTV transition onto cell phones

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 4:38pm CET

  In case music, games, and video weren't enough, vendors are now vying for the opportunity to send digital television signals to your mobile phones.
• 

  Broadcom bypasses STBs on the one hand, partners with Microsoft on the other

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 4:07pm CET

  With connectivity between devices being the runaway principal theme of this year's CES, Broadcom is making an intriguing play: Yesterday afternoon, the provider of technologies embedded in devices announced it's producing the components for HDTV manufacturers to embed video-on-demand-ready features directly into their sets, bypassing set-top boxes.
• 

  Toshiba picks up the pieces of its HD DVD plan

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 8:05am CET

  Faced with an embarrassing postponement, if not outright cancellation, of the HD DVD consortium's CES festivities, the champion of the format is going ahead with marketing plans for its "third-generation" consoles.
• 

  Sony: PS3 ranks swell by 1.2 million since Black Friday

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 6:15am CET

  If Sony is to make a comeback this year, it will need to make a huge splash at CES. That's exactly what it has in mind, and helping the company along is some positive news -- for a change -- about its star gaming platform.
• 

  Samsung goes big in '08 with bright ad displays

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 3:09am CET

  In the advertising field, Samsung today introduced the SyncMaster 700DXn, a 70" Digital information Display (DID) designed for continuous use as an advertising medium.
• 

  Live running analysis from the Bill Gates keynote

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 3:06am CET

  It is the annual ritual event that officially marks the end of the holiday season: the Bill Gates keynote at CES.
• 

  Panasonic raises the HD wireless connectivity issue

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 3:02am CET

  The big theme that's developing this year is high-definition connectivity. How will everything fit together in such a way that it's both convenient to the consumer and perpetually profitable for the various companies involved?
• 

  Microsoft admits to 'mistakes' in Office format fracas

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 3:02am CET

  A Microsoft blog posting from a software engineer apologized for botching up communications around the blocking of old Office, Corel, and Lotus file formats in Office 2003 SP3. Why did anyone think these were security risks?
• 

  Samsung tries a big LCD with a baby monitor attached

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 2:51am CET

  Samsung unveiled its SyncMaster 2263DX monitor, a dual-screen display, with one 22-inch LCD display and an additional 7-inch connected monitor on a swiveling, positionable arm to create a multi-screen work environment in a single package.
• 

  Samsung goes small in '08 with new UMPC, printers

  Publié: janvier 7, 2008, 2:11am CET

  Samsung has announced it will be releasing an addition to its Q1 Ultra line in 2008. Packed in a tiny sub-2 pound form factor, the Q1 Ultra Premium PC will have a 1.33 GHz ULV Intel Core Solo U1500 Pentium processor and 1 GB of DDR2 system memory.