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Intel expresses concern about the AMD split and intellectual property
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 11:11pm CEST
For the better part of two decades, AMD has been a producer of x86 chips, and at times sold more of them to consumers than Intel. So since x86 technology was conceived by Intel, what happens to it now that someone else will build upon it? -
Motion denied: Class-action suit against Apple, AT&T continues
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 10:53pm CEST
The class action antitrust lawsuit filed against Apple and AT&T last year for their strict control over the iPhone has withstood the companies' motions to dismiss, Northern California District Court Judge James Ware has ruled. -
Yahoo's new social networking calendar enters beta
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 10:38pm CEST
After ten years, Yahoo is finally updating its online calendar, with new capabilities ranging from Flickr-based photo integration to iCal compliance for sharing information with friends all over the Web. -
Burst Media's 'Thought Leaders" network: Grownups wanted
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 10:02pm CEST
When the going gets weird, the weird... grow up? That's the bet Burst Media's making with its new Thought Leaders network. -
AdSense ads wind their way into Flash games
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 9:08pm CEST
After initial testing with social media game maker Playfish, Google is now launching a beta that will include Sprint and Sony as advertisers and Zynga and Konami as game creators. Is this the beginning of an ad-supported virtual world? -
Verizon officially announces touchscreen BlackBerry
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 8:55pm CEST
"The world's first touchscreen BlackBerry...What will it feel like?" asks Verizon's teaser page for the upcoming BlackBerry Storm that was announced today. -
RealDVD restraining order sticks til Nov. 17
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 5:35pm CEST
Yesterday was the last day that US District Court Judge Marilyn Patel would be available for hearings until November 17, putting the case between Real Networks and the MPAA on hold. -
Adobe works to pre-empt a 'clickjacking' security nightmare
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 5:35pm CEST
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities remain the most difficult for Web browser and tool manufacturers to thwart, especially because legitimate sites may be hosted by multiple domains. Today, Adobe Flash finds itself in the crosshairs. -
MySQL co-founder quits job at Sun, as open source database frays
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 5:22pm CEST
Feeling hemmed in by the boundaries of Sun's corporate structure, MySQL co-founder David Axmark shot off a resignation letter telling Sun that he 'hates rules,' and he also 'hates breaking them.' -
Anonymous message board posters must show IDs to government
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 4:08pm CEST
A Pennsylvania judge has ordered the owner of a Web site dedicated to Lackawanna County, PA political affairs to disclose the identity of six anonymous posters for posting defamatory remarks about the Scranton City Council President. -
The latest Mozilla Labs add-on ties presence to location
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 3:55pm CEST
Mozilla on Tuesday launched another new experimental Firefox plug-in that adheres to the nascent W3C specification for geolocation APIs, and that's built to understand and manage users' location information. -
IBM rolls out multi-OS Power6 servers, launches 'virtual memory' beta
Publié: octobre 8, 2008, 3:51pm CEST
Tuesday, IBM added two new PowerVM servers for bringing together mixed Unix, x86 Linux, and IBM i workloads. And with IBM's PowerVM Active Memory Sharing now entering beta, virtualization moves from processors into the realm of memory.