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  Norway and Apple remain disharmonious over iPod

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 11:28pm CET

  Norway continues its dispute with Apple on iTunes' incompatibility with competition. Because iTunes does not adhere to Norwegian interoperability guidelines, technically, Apple is engaged in illegal trade there.
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  Appliance support site takes a tumble at social networking

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 10:35pm CET

  If any given piece of slang is dead when kids hear their parents using it, it's possible that social networking's stake in the heart is in place now that household appliances are getting into the act.
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  Spammers break BlogSpot CAPTCHA, load up on garbage sites

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 10:23pm CET

  The weary war against net scum continues, as Google's much-abused BlogSpot service finds its CAPTCHA tech hamstrung and malicious Web sites spread like stinkweed.
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  Sprint posts a loss: 'We have yet to turn the corner'

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 10:19pm CET

  The gamble Dan Hesse took when taking the helm of Sprint was to restore value to a brand whose public image had taken a serious pounding. He may be gaining headway in terms of public confidence, but it's at a cost.
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  Analyst: Blu-ray prices will nosedive for the holidays

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 8:11pm CET

  Blu-ray vendors will be forced to drop their prices so as to compete with standard DVD, unless they adopt differentiators such as Netflix movie downloads, new research suggests.
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  Salesforce.com leaves SaaS behind for the clouds

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 5:47pm CET

  At an event this week described as "the Woodstock of developers conferences," Salesforce.com announced the new Force.com Sites hosted cloud environment and accompanying integration tools for Amazon and Facebook.
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  MySpace CEO DeWolfe: Branded PMP is possible

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 5:45pm CET

  In discussing the new service, MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe yesterday said that an MP3 player carrying the MySpace Music brand may be feasible in the future, leading to speculation he could license his brand similarly to Real with Rhapsody.
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  Deal is on for Panasonic to acquire Sanyo

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 5:26pm CET

  As the world finally starts taking seriously the move to solar power, Sanyo has been implementing a plan to emerge victorious as the leader in that field. But with the global economic crisis upon us, it may not be able to do that alone.
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  Cisco CEO: 'October did slow,' but innovation is coming

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 4:08pm CET

  Businesses around the world now face "a very challenging environment," and the comeback from the financial crunch will start in the US, said the CEO of Cisco Systems, whose financial results included the bleak month of October.
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  Beta testers sought for a social network for outdoorsmen

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 3:19pm CET

  At this point, there's a social network for everything, and Lifefitter is accepting beta invite requests for no less than nineteen (and counting) action sports-related networks going into private beta testing in December.
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  Panasonic launches Enhanced Communications Solutions (ECS)

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 3:16am CET

  "Panasonic is big on SMBs," quipped a Panasonic executive today at a New York City press conference. There, Panasonic introduced a network-savvy voice, data and video access solution which uses phones as a primary user interface.
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  Coast Guard's Deepwater continues its voyage through deep...trouble

  Publié: novembre 7, 2008, 12:28am CET

  One of the biggest tech projects ever undertaken by the Coast Guard continues its years-long free-fall, enduring another spanking for its mismanagement of the mammoth Deepwater security program, even as parts of the program report progress.