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  SP2 for Vista, WS2K8 to enter beta Wednesday, will support Blu-ray

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 11:52pm CEST

  With Microsoft picking up the pace in both the development and marketing of Windows 7, it's also finding itself moving ahead with the next amendment package for Vista not too long after the release of SP1.
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  Swedish anti-piracy legislation moves ahead

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 11:41pm CEST

  The EU anti-piracy directive that would let intellectual property holders get information about file sharers has been implemented in a Swedish bill, which this week received approval to be presented to Parliament.
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  Cartoon Network seeking beta testers for MMO

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 11:38pm CEST

  Time Warner's Cartoon Network is in the final stages of developing its own massively multiplayer online game (MMO) called FusionFall, and is seeking beta testers to help iron out any problems.
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  Android and iPhone users have similar taste in apps

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 9:02pm CEST

  Apple iPhone users are slightly more into gaming, but users of both Android and iPhone phones like to play games, shop, and find out about music and the weather, according to an analysis of application downloads issued this week.
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  Intel retracts 'inappropriate' statements about ARM, iPhone

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 7:46pm CEST

  Intel execs at this week's Developer's Forum made derisive remarks about the ARM chips used in most smartphones -- including the iPhone -- saying they made devices "not very smart." Another executive then issued a retraction of sorts.
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  Apple accedes to developer demands by issuing new iPhone NDA

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 7:03pm CEST

  Apple has replaced its original iPhone NDA -- dumped around three weeks ago under pressure from disgruntled developers -- with a new, two-part agreement. One part of the new NDA is publicly posted, whereas the other isn't.
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  Microsoft prepares for a mild recession, nothing worse

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 6:54pm CEST

  In another indication that the American information technology industry is better suited to riding out the economic storm than other sectors, Microsoft's forecast for the rest of this year is for slightly slower growth.
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  Dish Network rolls out MPEG-4 HD to more US markets

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 5:13pm CEST

  Yesterday, Dish Network announced that 21 new markets will be transmitting content in MPEG-4, bringing the total US Markets using the standard to 52. In six of these added markets, local HD channels were added to content rosters.
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  New troubles reported with iPod-like e-voting units

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 4:21pm CEST

  With just over a week left before the general election, reports are surfacing of problems with e-voting machines from manufacturers rarely mentioned in the news.
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  TSA releases its final 'Secure Flight' watchlist program rules

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 2:48pm CEST

  The TSA will take over responsibility for the "Secure Flight" passenger screening program in early 2009, according to information released by the DHS yesterday. DHS also revealed just how large its watchlist is.
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  NAB fight against 'white spaces' access gains Congressional support

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 12:51am CEST

  Lobbyists for the National Association of Broadcasters made headway today in their efforts to block FCC approval of a Google-spearheaded computer industry proposal to open the "white spaces" for free and open access.
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  Amazon EC2 exits beta, offers WS2K3 in the cloud

  Publié: octobre 24, 2008, 12:50am CEST

  Beginning today, customers can implement instances of Windows Server 2003 (licensed to and purchased by them) in Amazon's cloud, enabling businesses to deploy sophisticated Internet applications without their own servers.