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  So much for 'Firefox 3.1:' Mozilla gives its next browser an early promotion to 3.5

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 11:52pm CET

  Responding to comments that the TraceMonkey engine is a very important addition, a Mozilla engineer says the new Firefox should make that clearer.

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  Quietly, Kundra steps into federal CIO position

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 11:35pm CET

  We mentioned back in January that Vivek Kundra, Washington DC's CTO, was a highly plausible pick to take on the top tech job in the Obama administration. Switch that T to an I, please: Thursday morning, before tackling a full day of health-care meetings, President Obama named Kundra the White House's Federal Chief Information Officer (CIO).

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  Barnes & Noble closes in on the e-Book market

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 11:09pm CET

  Today, the major US book retailer announced it has acquired e-bookstores Fictionwise.com and Ereader.com

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  DTV broadcasters: Suddenly loss of signal could be a problem

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 11:05pm CET

  The lesson of February 17, it turns out, could be that DTV signals could have been stronger after all.

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  Thief cops personal information from NYPD pension database

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 10:50pm CET

  UPI reports that a civilian employee of the New York Police Department has been charged with burglary, grand larceny, and computer trespass after disabling security cameras and stealing eight backup tapes from a warehouse on Staten Island. Anthony Borelli, the accused, is the former director of communications for the NYPD pension fund, and the tapes found in his home contain Social Security numbers and direct-deposit information for 80,000 current and retired officers.

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  Greener Gadgets: Are people really saving money with 'green PCs?'

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 9:14pm CET

  Panelists pondered the economic pros and cons of newer and more "energy-efficient" computers, voicing decidedly mixed opinions.

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  Facebook's Zuckerberg: Copy to Win

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 8:33pm CET

  The CEO's reputation as a copycat has led to misperceptions about Facebook's UI update.

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  Alltel gets Treo Pro first

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 8:17pm CET

  

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  Analysts: Steep decline in PC shipments still expected for H1

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 6:47pm CET

  But IDC is pointing to a bottoming out of the shipment decline in H2, and itemizes some possible reasons for improvement.

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  HP launches 'no phone calls' remote support software for SMBs

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 6:00pm CET

  It's a package designed for 24/7 remote support of installations of one to 50 servers, without the need for support phone calls.

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  Ballmer: The challenge for Windows Mobile

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 5:56pm CET

  The Microsoft CEO addresses a public that, at least last year, appeared to signal it doesn't want Windows Mobile devices.

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  AMD gives birth to Global Foundries, which is now hiring

  Publié: mars 5, 2009, 5:52pm CET

  AMD's gamble to create the processor production foundry to which it will outsource its own projects, in an effort to scale down while maintaining some measure of control over its production methods, is now offically under way. Global Foundries is the official name of "The Foundry Company," formed by a vote of approval by AMD's shareholders last month.