The new version of AOL's Winamp music management app has received a number of updates that concentrate on delivering more free content to users.
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Winamp for Android update brings more free stuff to its 4 million users
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 10:57pm CEST par Tim Conneally
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iTunes hack goes global, new affected games identified
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 10:17pm CEST par Ed Oswald
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You can still get Galaxy Tab 10.1 early, but hurry
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 9:19pm CEST par Joe Wilcox
By Joe Wilcox, Betanews
If you're a geek living in New York City, there's no longer a line at Best Buy Union Square, but hurry. The tablet is selling fast. If you bought one, please tell us about it.
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Are you unhappy Apple is killing MobileMe? You're not alone
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 8:26pm CEST
Apple is bringing us a laughably monikered upgrade to MobileMe called iCloud, and when you strip away the hype and Steve Jobs reality distortion field, iCloud is a proprietary, convoluted and highly restrictive sync-backup service, says Betanews reader Mark Freedman.
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A rocket scientist couldn't make sense of Microsoft's Software Assurance
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 7:25pm CEST
By Paul DeGroot
The upgrade program is obtusely complex. Many stated benefits have a pleasing marketing ring to them but often turn out to be useless. The saying "The devil is in the details" aptly applies.
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Google Maps can now track buses and trains in real time
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 6:56pm CEST par Tim Conneally
The Google Maps team on Wednesday announced an update to both Google Maps for Android 1.6+ and Google Maps for desktop that incorporates real-time mass transit data, letting users not only plot their bus and train routes, but also track them in real time.
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Sound the ZoneAlarm -- Extreme Security is back in spiffy 2012 edition
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 6:28pm CEST
It has been 18 months since Check Point released ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 2010 -- and as it didn't make much impact, and there was no 2011 release, you might have thought the company had given up on security suites altogether. But you'd be wrong.
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Tweet, Tweet: Twitter Address Bar Search for Firefox
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 6:11pm CEST
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Beta this! Android security software from BitDefender and ESET
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 6:02pm CEST
By Nick Peers
The more popular and sophisticated a smartphone becomes, the more susceptible it is to malware, fraud and other personal attacks. Android is no exception, and two respected security vendors have dipped their toes in the market with two new betas offering protection for Android-based devices.
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O&O Defrag 14.5 improves TRIM support
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 5:48pm CEST
By Nick Peers
Defragmentation apps are plentiful enough, so it's the finer features that separate one from another, such as support for solid-stage storage.
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Consumer tablets can kill the office desk phone, says CounterPath
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 5:42pm CEST par Tim Conneally
Analysts and market research firms agree that consumer devices are infiltrating IT, can they infiltrate the telephone system too?
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Yes, Microsoft should launch a branded tablet
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 4:53pm CEST par Joe Wilcox
By Joe Wilcox, Betanews
DigiTimes claims Microsoft is "considering" its own branded tablet. Don't consider, just do it, Microsoft, says Joe Wilcox. Don't lie like a dog before Apple's iPad.
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Shields down -- IPv6 is not ready for attack
Publié: juin 8, 2011, 6:34am CEST par Larry Seltzer
[Update] Today is World IPv6 Day. But for all the fanfare, the focus is misplaced -- interoperability not security. It's a rock-solid certainty that as mass iPv6 adoption begins, cybercriminals will probe for weaknesses and attack. You aren't prepared.