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  No longer an oasis: Even Chinese search engine Baidu falters

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 10:40pm CET

  Until this week, China was widely considered immune to the economic woes surrounding the rest of the globe. But now, the nation's Baidu search engine is experiencing some similar sounding financial strains.
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  Google Chrome, now minus the 'beta' part

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 10:30pm CET

  Perhaps in response to a wave of blog posts commenting about how many Google products have remained officially in "beta" for so long, its Chrome browser release no longer has that moniker attached.
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  Sprint's debt rating drops to 'junk' status

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 9:22pm CET

  The nation's third largest mobile provider took a hit on its stock price Thursday after Moody's Investors Service downgraded Sprint Nextel's senior unsecured debt rating to Ba2, known more commonly as the "junk" rating.
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  Bush administration urges FCC to vote against free broadband mandate

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 8:32pm CET

  Sure, the US government has been in favor of the notion of expanding access to free "broadband" service to the masses. But the current government is opposed to mandates, and there's still enough time for it to make that opposition stick.
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  Foreign language hate group slides under Facebook's radar

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 8:31pm CET

  Facebook has been translated into dozens of foreign languages, but a hate group on the site in Serbian was left completely unmoderated, despite a tremendous user outcry against it.
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  Does the MPAA want net neutrality after all?

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 8:12pm CET

  A memo submitted to the Obama-Biden transition team by the Motion Picture Association of America outlines the MPAA's hopes for the next administration's list of international trade priorities.
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  Palm eyes a rebound at CES, maybe with Linux

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 8:08pm CET

  Seeming to take a cue from Apple, Palm Inc. this week sent out vaguely phrased invitations promising "Palm New-Ness" to journalists at CES. Will Palm launch a new Linux OS at the show? Or will it even resurrect Foleo?
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  Sony Ericsson, Samsung could be readying high-end Android phones

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 5:35pm CET

  Could higher-end Android phones -- complete with 8 megapixel cameras -- finally be on their way to the US? Possibilities seem to be unfolding from manufacturers that include Sony Ericsson and Samsung.
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  Is there a new remote data execution exploit for IE7?

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 5:21pm CET

  All that anyone knows for certain as of today is that there are some browsers that appear to be the victim of new attacks using a very old profile: embedded binary code for graphic objects appearing in IE7 Web pages.
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  Yahoo's CEO: So sad to see you go, in all lower-case

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 4:06pm CET

  Citing a need to "better align costs with revenues," the Chief Yahoo couldn't sound less cheerful, as he told 10% of his workforce that their exit would have a greater positive impact on the company than a negative impact on them.
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  Google thumbs through a few magazines

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 3:00pm CET

  The Book Search has gone softcover, and how -- Google Book Search has begun to roll out scanned and searchable magazine pages alongside more traditional print results.
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  The great crimeware boom of 2008, plus happy blowback

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 3:37am CET

  Looking for a recession-proof business that's booming? No one's recommending that you actually go into the malware line of work, of course, but the numbers for 2008 are perversely upbeat. There's even some genuinely good news for you.
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  HP debuts a cheaper process for flexible displays

  Publié: décembre 11, 2008, 12:02am CET

  HP, in cooperation with the Flexible Display Center (FDC) at Arizona State University showed off a prototype display this week that is paper-thin, flexible, and extremely energy efficient.