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  Microsoft to replace Live OneCare with 'no-cost' anti-malware

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 11:57pm CET

  Exactly one year after it re-announced the commercial subscription edition of its anti-malware service for individual Windows users, Microsoft announced it will discontinue Windows Live OneCare, replacing it with a free alternative.
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  IRS hires its first-ever CTO; who will be Obama's?

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 11:36pm CET

  Terence V. (Terry) Milholland started a new job as the Internal Revenue Service's chief technology officer on Monday. No worries; he's already been CTO of organizations handling your money.
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  Federal court halts sale of a commercial keylogger

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 10:54pm CET

  Yesterday, the US District Court for the Middle District of Florida placed a temporary restraining order on CyberSpy Software's RemoteSpy keylogger, acting on a complaint from the Federal Trade Commission.
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  Amazon's CloudFront to make content distribution more affordable

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 10:50pm CET

  Today, Amazon entered beta with CloudFront, an expanded cloud service aimed at taking the company into the same league as Akamai and Limelight. As with other cloud services, customers will be charged on a pay-as-you-go basis.
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  Spansion seeks to bar imports of devices with Samsung flash memory

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 10:45pm CET

  In what the company happily proclaimed to be "one of the largest patent infringement claims ever filed," flash patent holder Spansion Inc. has filed infringement suits against Samsung in federal court and before the USITC.
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  Users of iTunes video can't play back their own content

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 9:49pm CET

  The newest MacBooks and MacBook Pros are Apple's first devices with the Mini DisplayPort as their standard video out. But owners are discovering that display port comes with an extra added bonus, which they may not have asked for.
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  AT&T to offer LG's next Windows-based 'iPhone killer'

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 9:34pm CET

  On the eve of availability from Verizon Wireless of the BlackBerry Storm, AT&T -- the exclusive provider of Apple's iPhone in the US -- has announced a Windows Mobile-based phone from LG with a now-familiar profile.
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  HP announces new guidance, and it's not dire

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 9:22pm CET

  One must take one's good news where one can, and HP on Tuesday announced that other than some currency-related unpleasantness, the company's outlook for fourth quarter and for 2009 isn't bad.
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  New Xbox Experience opens, for some

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 8:02pm CET

  While the official first day of the New Xbox Experience (NXE) is November 19, users who applied for the preview program are already seeing their updated Xbox interface, new sections, and the Netflix Instant queue with exclusive HD content.
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  Google's iPhone voice search arrives to mixed reviews

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 7:56pm CET

  After what some saw as a "delay," Google's highly anticipated voice search feature for iPhone got posted to Apple's App Store last night. So far, reactions among early users appear largely favorable, despite a few miscues from Google.
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  Qualcomm hit with contempt of injunction in Broadcom case

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 7:54pm CET

  In one of the world's longest-running and most reliably even stalemates, a federal judge in Santa Ana may actually have scored Broadcom a blow against rival Qualcomm that could draw a little blood, in the form of back royalties.
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  Microsoft: Office 14 Web apps should run on Macs

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 6:04pm CET

  In a surprise correction of information BetaNews received at PDC 2008 last month, a Microsoft spokesperson now says its forthcoming Office Web apps with Office 14 will run on platforms other than Windows.
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  Vudu takes a shot at the home theater crowd

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 5:36pm CET

  On-demand video service Vudu has released its second generation player, and this time it's not targeting the average set-top box consumer, it's targeting the high-end media consumer with its rackmount XL2 HD streamer.
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  MLB disses Silverlight, makes a deal with Adobe for Flash video

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 5:26pm CET

  UPDATED In a last-minute trade that leaves Microsoft without its lead-off pitcher, Major League Baseball announced this morning it has signed a two-year deal with Adobe that will mean its online video app moves back to Flash.
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  Developers can pay for Facebook 'face time'

  Publié: novembre 18, 2008, 4:45pm CET

  As a way to aid applications in becoming more noticeable, Facebook is now offering an official "verification badge" for select developers. To become a "select developer," there's a fee attached.