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Confirmed: Time Warner Cable users impacted by DDoS attack
Publié: février 26, 2009, 11:20pm CET
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Facebook's new terms of service: Direct Democracy 2.0
Publié: février 26, 2009, 10:34pm CET
In an apparent effort not to repeat last week's PR disaster, Mark Zuckerberg is literally asking users to fill in the blanks for him.
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Bartz wields Yahoo's terrible swift sword, Jorgensen falls
Publié: février 26, 2009, 10:15pm CET
Yahoo CFO Blake Jorgensen is out and the much-rumored reorganization is on as CEO Carol Bartz blows up the "notorious silos" that have left the company sluggish in recent years, and makes visible moves to renew the company's consumer focus.
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Nintendo to replace Wii classic controllers that triggered patent suit
Publié: février 26, 2009, 10:00pm CET
Last May, Texas company Anascape won $21 million from Nintendo in a patent infringement suit regarding the video game giant's "classic controller" for the Wii. The analog stick architecture of a number of Nintendo's controllers infringed on a patent held by Anascape, and the future of the Wii classic controller became uncertain.
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Where have you gone, Joe Nacchio? (Jail, possibly.)
Publié: février 26, 2009, 9:53pm CET
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday reinstated former Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio's 19 insider-trading convictions. He's appealing the 5-4 decision to the Supreme Court, but unless the Supremes grant a stay within the next couple of weeks, Nacchio's on his way to federal prison.
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Dell Studio XPS 435 goes up for sale
Publié: février 26, 2009, 9:49pm CET
Dell's newest performance desktop is now available for purchase online. Geared toward the "power user," the XPS 435 has six DIMM slots, and three drive bays for a maximum potential of 24 GB of DDR3 1066 MHz Tri-Channel memory, and 4.5 TB of storage. -
Can Lenovo afford to take the Dell route for product support?
Publié: février 26, 2009, 9:29pm CET
A late decision to subtract another 450 from Lenovo's payroll has an eerie ring to it.
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Digital Music Forum: Age matters, but how much?
Publié: février 26, 2009, 9:08pm CET
Although age is a big factor in Internet behavior, there might be more overlap among generations than you think.
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Asus Eee drops $100 in price
Publié: février 26, 2009, 7:45pm CET
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Microsoft sues TomTom over Linux kernel
Publié: février 26, 2009, 7:06pm CET
Microsoft has taken legal action against portable navigation device maker TomTom for violations of eight patents
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Microsoft's 'green dashboard' manages energy costs and consequences
Publié: février 26, 2009, 6:29pm CET
Businesses are undergoing a 'massive paradigm shift' to green computing, said a Microsoft exec whose new tool offers to help.
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Nokia 'looking very actively' at making laptops, says CEO
Publié: février 26, 2009, 6:14pm CET
Convergence is happening on all sides. PC makers Acer and HP pushed their way into the smartphone market this month, and now we await the push by a phone maker into the PC business.
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Digital Music Forum: State of the industry in 2009
Publié: février 26, 2009, 3:13pm CET
Some bands are selling music online and drawing a lot of Web traffic, but it isn't easy.
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Apple Safari 4 beta raises the bar for speed, compliance
Publié: février 26, 2009, 5:11am CET
Google has had a tough time explaining why users should switch to Chrome. Apple's task now might not be as tough.
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The future (and several alternatives) on display at Microsoft's TechFest
Publié: février 26, 2009, 3:31am CET
Microsoft's annual research event gives glimpses of what might emerge in later products.
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Verizon takes on fuzzy-bunny robo-dialer
Publié: février 26, 2009, 2:01am CET
Like most current and former children, the lawyers at Verizon presumably have nothing against the Velveteen Rabbit. They do not, however, care for the Utah-based telemarketer that apparently made nearly half a million calls to Verizon Wireless subscribers on behalf of Family 1 Films, which is distributing a movie version of the beloved book.
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DirecTV and DISH Network want compensation for carrying local channels in all markets
Publié: février 26, 2009, 1:35am CET
In testimony to the House communications and technology subcommittee, heads of DirecTV and DISH Network argued against legislation that would force them to carry local channels... unless they received payment.
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Microsoft ODM tells Bloomberg: Windows 7 coming as soon as September
Publié: février 26, 2009, 12:34am CET
While Microsoft continues to maintain that Windows 7 will launch "3 years from Vista," or early 2010, a Microsoft ODM partner says otherwise. The president of Compal, a Taiwanese manufacturer that builds laptops for HP and Acer, told Bloomberg that Microsoft may begin shipping Windows 7 in late September or early October of this year.
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Nintendo points finger at pirate countries, asks for help
Publié: février 26, 2009, 12:20am CET
Not only have sales of Nintendo products continued to rise, but so has piracy of those products. In a report to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the body specializing in international trade agreements, Nintendo listed six countries where piracy of the Wii and DS are out of control.
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Unified Blu-ray licensing is remedy to 'bag of hurt'
Publié: février 26, 2009, 12:00am CET
Sony, Panasonic and Phillips have banded together to simplify the licensing process for Blu-ray technology