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  Vista SP2 update sent to testers, but is really an RC?

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 11:17pm CET

  What really, really looks like a release candidate for Windows Vista Service Pack 2 -- which first entered beta in December -- is officially being called an "update" this afternoon, after Microsoft declined to give it a more formal title.
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  Rhode Island goes for Government 2.0

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 9:18pm CET

  Delivering on a campaign promise made in 2006, Rhode Island's General Treasurer Frank Caprio has made the state checkbook available to the public in an easily comprehensible online format.
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  Designers set off Layer Tennis match

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 8:39pm CET

  A Friday amusement for the design-interested kicks off in about 30 minutes, as the latest iteration of Layer Tennis gets underway. The live artists' face-off begins at noon PST; the artists at the epicenter are Mitch Ansara and Rod Hunting, with play-by-play commentary from Matthew Baldwin.
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  Apple Mac sales are down, but maybe not everywhere

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 8:12pm CET

  Although Apple no longer seems immune to the PC industry sales slump, analyst figures released this week don't actually show the entire sales picture.
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  50 Mbps Comcast network to be 65% complete this year

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 7:25pm CET

  Comcast began the rollout of its wideband DOCSIS 3.0 network in October last year, promising an elevated 50 Mbps speed ceiling for 10 million homes in the northeastern United States.
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  Adobe acknowledges another JavaScript issue with Acrobat, Reader

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 5:59pm CET

  An independent security research firm is warning of a non-ingenious JavaScript buffer overflow ploy that modern Web browsers would probably filter out, but which impacts recent versions of Adobe Reader for PDF files.
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  CBS/Hulu conflict lends power to third party sites

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 5:28pm CET

  This week, NBCU/News Corp. joint venture video service Hulu removed its content from CBS Interactive's TV.com without specifying a motive, just like it did with Boxee earlier this week.
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  The data-breach devil's in the details

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 10:39am CET

  Kim Zetter over at Wired's Threat Level blog has a tremendous feature story up today concerning the work of the Open Security Foundation, a volunteer organization that keeps track of data breaches big, small and smaller.
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  Our troops and the Internet (the continuing saga)

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 10:27am CET

  No one reasonable thinks that our armed forces' cybersecurity isn't regularly at risk from The Bad Guys. On the whole, the various service branches have been working recently toward a reasonable balance of security and access. So how badly do you have to mess up, Maxwell-Gunter AFB in Montgomery, Ala., to get your entire Internet connection taken away?
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  Oh, Yahoo, that's just rich

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 6:39am CET

  Yahoo celebrated the fifth anniversary of its own home-brewed search engine this week, and to mark the occasion they're folding multimedia ads into the sponsored-links mix -- a big step for the company's ad program.
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  Dell launches XP Mini 10 netbook on QVC first, its own site later

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 5:18am CET

  Dell's new Inspiron Mini 10 netbook is pre-orderable from the QVC consumer shopping site about a week before Dell starts taking advance orders on its own Web site.
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  Who ya gonna call? CISOs!

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 12:40am CET

  A brief interlude, security-minded readers, to brighten your day, as Guerilla CISO Michael Smith explains how Everything He Needs To Know About Security, He Learned From "Ghostbusters." Many information-security personnel could do a lot worse.
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  More Palm Pre goodies -- this time, it's HTML 5

  Publié: février 20, 2009, 12:10am CET

  The giddiness continues over Palm's upcoming Pre handset, as attendees at a Mobile World Congress demo this week saw the much-anticipated handset running a version of Google Maps and an offline-ready Gmail entirely coded in HTML 5. And running them well, apparently.