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Google offers search optimization advice for Webmasters
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 11:22pm CET
They're not guaranteeing users the coveted top spots on search results, but Google's got a free guide for those looking to make their Web pages as tasty as possible to the search giant's robot spiders. -
Microsoft Store launches in the US with downloadable apps
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 11:21pm CET
Yesterday, amid the launch of the new Windows Live services, which included the update to Games for Windows Live, the Microsoft Store officially opened for US businesses. -
Finn phone financial fuss as Nokia drops its Q4 outlook
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 9:55pm CET
The mobile-phone scene is looking a little bleaker for this year's holiday season, as Nokia made an out-of-cycle adjustment on Friday to its expected fourth-quarter earnings, and issued some unpleasant industry-wide predictions. -
IBM takes another stab at dying powerline market
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 9:49pm CET
IBM this week made yet another play in broadband over powerline (BPL) technology, signing a deal for a system targeted to rural areas in the eastern US. But meanwhile, the overall powerline market seems to be fading away. -
House Judiciary Chair wrests control of IP, DRM issues from potential rival
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 9:49pm CET
Rather than see the chairmanship of the key subcommittee on intellectual property pass onto a users' rights supporter, the head of its parent committee has decided instead to abolish and absorb the subcommittee entirely. -
Is Live Search Cashback really paying off for Microsoft?
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 7:16pm CET
Aside from generating savings for participating shoppers, Microsoft's Cashback program is drawing more advertisers and higher conversion rates for Live Search. But is Microsoft boosting its search share against Google? Quite possibly not. -
Guilty pleas may not be the end for TFT-LCD makers in collusion case
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 6:03pm CET
Wednesday's announcement by the Justice Dept. that three international LCD panel manufacturers will plead guilty in a price fixing scandal, could result in the resumption of civil proceedings against them. -
Russia beats the US to an HTC 4G WiMAX phone
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 5:32pm CET
In an exclusive deal with Russian carrier Scartel's Yota network, HTC has premiered its first GSM/WiMAX handset, indicating how rapidly the evolution of the world's communications infrastructure may be leaving the US behind. -
DHS proposes funky 'fix' for RFID security
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 4:23pm CET
A proposal by the Department of Homeland Security attempts to address one potential security problem with RFID-chipped passports, but leaves more obvious problems hanging fire. -
Sun to lay off 15% of its workforce
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 3:31pm CET
Today, Sun Microsystems announced a restructuring plan that involves reducing its global workforce by 5,000-6,000 employees, or 15%-18% of its total staff. Under this plan, the MySQL division may be more protected. -
Malware, mayhem, and the McColo takedown
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 1:41am CET
The takedown of the McColo hosting service led to a gratifying, if temporary, decrease in spam this week -- but it could also portend a rise in malware infections. -
Update to Safari browser contains 11 patches for Windows
Publié: novembre 14, 2008, 1:32am CET
Today's round of updates to Apple's Safari contains just four patches that affect the Mac OS X edition, but eleven for Windows Vista and XP, several of which would forestall some very familiar sounding exploits.