TorrentFreak and other peer-to-peer-interested sites are taking a hard look at a controversial law that will make it easier for copyright holders to get personal information on people they claim are infringing on their rights. Despite massive public disapproval, rules based on the EU's Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED) goes into effect on Wednesday, April 1. (No fooling.)
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Swedish dread over looming IPRED copyright law
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 11:42pm CET par Angela Gunn
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Discovery says it thought of the Kindle first, wants royalites
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 11:15pm CET par Tim Conneally
Here's a discovery Amazon may not have noticed: Discovery Communications has a familiar-looking patent portfolio.
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Cisco's servers should stay away from HP and IBM, analysts say
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 11:11pm CET par Jacqueline Emigh
Major analysts concur that Cisco's new servers will fare best, at first, in "greenfield" deployments, isolated from the servers of IBM, HP and Dell.
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The heat is on: Latest Google Chrome closes the gap with Safari 4, Firefox 3.1
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 10:55pm CET par Scott M. Fulton, III
It was the 1990s when the speed and performance of a computing tool to be used by millions, mattered this much. This afternoon, Google is answering the call.
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Adobe results weak, but makes its Q1 targets
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 10:25pm CET par Angela Gunn
Revised estimate given two weeks ago proves, of all things, slightly pessimistic.
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Google releases new 2.0 beta of Chrome browser
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 9:43pm CET par Tim Conneally
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Apple totally turns iPhone 3.0 into a game platform
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 8:42pm CET par Tim Conneally
Today, Apple has opened the iPhone 3.0 SDK in beta, endowing the iPhone with dozens of new abilities.
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US Defense Dept. goes public with some open source plans
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 7:38pm CET par Jacqueline Emigh
Finally edging out of stealth mode around its open source activities, the DOD announced plans to share the code for 50 of its applications.
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The end of the PC pothole, for everyone but Apple
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 7:27pm CET par Scott M. Fulton, III
Blue skies may be shining for America's PC makers, but the high-priced Macs aren't joining the party, says NPD's Stephen Baker.
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After years in eclipse, L0phtCrack 6 re-released
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 7:18pm CET par Angela Gunn
The fabled hacker tool ran aground on Symantec's lawyers.
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After years in eclipse, fresh L0phtCrack version released
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 7:18pm CET par Angela Gunn
The fabled hacker tool ran aground on Symantec's lawyers.
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Not to be outdone by Cisco, Dell launches Xanadu II servers for clouds
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 5:47pm CET par Jacqueline Emigh
With Sun and newly initiated server market competitor Cisco also rolling out data center servers this week, Dell has made its own announcement of XS-23 II servers, formerly codenamed Xanadu II. Dell launched the new high-end x86 servers on Monday in celebration of the second birthday of Data Center Solutions (DCS), a division producing servers aimed at easy customizability for cloud computing and other data center applications.
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Microsoft in an IP deal with manufacturer that brought DMCA case
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 5:22pm CET par Scott M. Fulton, III
What Lexmark so vehemently sought to keep secret five years ago, it's happy to share now, at least with Microsoft.
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A phishing scheme may have exposed 700 Comcast customers
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 4:29pm CET par Scott M. Fulton, III
A document that appeared on the online sharing service Scribd appeared to show thousands of comcast.net accounts, along with their passwords. It was probably posted there as a display of somebody's phishing prowess, though it would appear it took two months or more before anyone finally noticed.
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Encouraging notebook anorexia: Dell launches Adamo
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 4:11pm CET par Tim Conneally
Dell's ultra sleek notebooks are available for pre-order today
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AMD to Intel: We'll come clean if you will
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 4:05pm CET par Scott M. Fulton, III
This morning, AMD raised the bid in a high-stakes game of poker with Intel, and it's looking more and more like both sides are playing according to big plans.
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Analysts: Where is (and isn't) SaaS headed?
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 3:31pm CET par Jacqueline Emigh
There's some who say Software-as-a-Service is a dying concept, and others who say it's just being born. Who's right depends on where you look.
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Apple Macs get Carbonite online backup, with free trials
Publié: mars 17, 2009, 3:22pm CET par Jacqueline Emigh
It's already established itself as a reputable online backup service for Windows XP and Vista. Now Mac OS is being added to the mix.