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  No surprises from Samsung and Verizon with their Glyde phone

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 7:01pm CEST

  The CDMA version of Samsung's F700 that has been seen in Europe since last year, the Glyde is a GPS-enabled 2.8" touchscreen and QWERTY slider that will be made available to Verizon customers tomorrow both online and at company stores.
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  Internet Archive emerges victorious in national security row with the FBI

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 6:56pm CEST

  A National Security Letter was issued last year to the Internet Archive, seeking information about what it called a "subscriber" in conjunction with an anti-terrorism investigation. The IA challenged the letter, and as we learned yesterday, it won.
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  Microsoft refutes a Times article on Zune's 'copyright cop'

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 6:56pm CEST

  A New York Times article purporting that Microsoft is working with NBC Universal to create a "copyright cop" -- or anti-piracy filter -- for the Zune that will prevent playback of unauthorized videos, was refuted by Microsoft today.
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  OpenOffice 3.0 beta natively supports Mac OS X

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 6:06pm CEST

  The latest beta of OpenOffice.org 3.0, is now available, and is the first to support Mac OS X without the need for X11.
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  iPhone inventory in Europe appears to be dwindling

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 5:49pm CEST

  It seems to be getting harder to find the iPhone in Europe these days, a possible sign that the 3G version is close to release.
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  Vietnamese Firefox 2 users were given malicious content

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 5:40pm CEST

  About 17,000 users of Vietnamese-language Firefox may have been wondering why their systems keep pulling up these video game cheat Web sites at random, for the past two months. But Mozilla didn't know what was up until last Tuesday.
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  TorrentSpy ordered to pay $111 million

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 5:22pm CEST

  A Los Angeles federal judge has delivered a default judgement against the BitTorrent site finding it guilty of copyright infringement and forcing it to compensate studios.
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  Photoshop Express update halted before release

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 4:39pm CEST

  An update to Adobe's online-only Photoshop Express beta was expected to be pushed out yesterday, but was removed just before launch due to a last-minute bug that was discovered.
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  Dell plans a new set of artistically customized laptops

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 12:45am CEST

  Dell has touted the concept of personalized PCs ever since it began business as "PCs Limited." But now, it's experimenting with taking that philosophy to new levels, offering a peek at new laptops with custom artwork on their cases.
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  Opera browser now has its own alternative to Firefox' Firebug

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 12:29am CEST

  Recently, Opera's developers have been touting it as the most compliant browser with Web standards. Now they're using that as leverage to help introduce Dragonfly, a tool they hope will promote Opera as a kind of standards watchdog.
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  Qtrax nabs Universal for its legit P2P music service

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 12:29am CEST

  Universal Music Group has confirmed that it has agreed on terms with file-sharing site Qtrax to make its catalog available at no charge to the site's users.
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  Report: Comcast considers usage caps and overage fees

  Publié: mai 8, 2008, 12:21am CEST

  Broadband Reports posted information yesterday provided by an "insider" claiming that Comcast is in the early development stages of a 250 GB-per-month bandwidth cap that will charge users a fee when passed.