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FCC finds Comcast in violation of net neutrality rules for BitTorrent blocking
Publié: août 1, 2008, 11:20pm CEST
The Federal Communications Commission has concluded its vote on Comcast, finding the cable operator in violation of net neutrality rules by a margin of 3-2, but it will not issue fines. -
Toyota developing a Segway-like transportation device
Publié: août 1, 2008, 10:16pm CEST
Better known for its automobiles, Toyota is now planning to move into the personal transport business with the "Winglet," scheduled to become available in the early part of the next decade. -
Next-generation FireWire finalized, but USB 3.0 will be faster
Publié: août 1, 2008, 10:03pm CEST
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers recently approved IEEE 1394-2008, a faster version of the standard known to most simply as FireWire and used for connecting PCs with digital video devices or external hard drives. -
Police: Skip YouTube and upload eyewitness videos to us
Publié: août 1, 2008, 9:50pm CEST
Videos or photographs implicating members of the police force in acts of misconduct will soon be directly uploadable to the New York Police Department, representatives reported yesterday. -
Apple's fix for major DNS security hole finally arrives
Publié: août 1, 2008, 9:40pm CEST
Nearly three weeks after Microsoft patched its Windows operating system to protect against attacks exploiting a flaw within the DNS system, Apple has delivered its own fix. -
Sun releases preview of Silverlight, Flash competitor JavaFX
Publié: août 1, 2008, 9:30pm CEST
Sun Microsystems has released a preview version of its JavaFX technology for building rich Internet applications, which it announced last year would compete with Microsoft's Silverlight and Adobe's Flash-based AIR. -
Sun's stock drops sharply after 73% drop in profit
Publié: août 1, 2008, 9:09pm CEST
A slowing economy has led computer server and software manufacturer Sun Microsystems to post a 73 percent drop in net income for its fourth fiscal quarter. So far in 2008, the company's stock has lost almost half of its value and most recently dropped 13 percent down to $9.24 per share. -
Bill to ban in-flight mobile phone calls goes to House
Publié: août 1, 2008, 8:00pm CEST
A bill that calls for a ban on all in-flight cellular voice calls will be put up for vote before the full House of Representatives after being approved by the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee. -
Apple pulls iPhone broadband sharing tool from App Store
Publié: août 1, 2008, 6:44pm CEST
For a few hours, iPhone users got the chance to download an application called NetShare that could turn the devices into a broadband modem for a laptop. -
Yahoo tries to make Delicious bookmarking site more mainstream
Publié: août 1, 2008, 6:00pm CEST
Yahoo's social bookmarking site Delicious (formerly del.icio.us) has received its long-awaited user interface overhaul, which the company hopes will attract more mainstream users and make the site less niche. -
China relents to critics, opens Internet to Olympic journalists
Publié: août 1, 2008, 5:05pm CEST
Several Internet news sites blocked by the Chinese government are now available once again following growing criticism about the country's censorship during the Olympic Games. -
Amid controversy, Google Street View gets approval in UK
Publié: août 1, 2008, 12:40am CEST
Despite strong apprehension from EU legislators toward Google's Street View mapping technique, the UK Information Commissioner's Office has reportedly found Google's privacy safeguards acceptable and will allow the company's roving 360 degree cameras to record British streets for its mapping service.