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From InfoWorld: Microsoft began shipping this week IIS (Internet Information Services) Express 7.5, a free version of its IIS Web server optimized for developers. The company also unveiled an embedded database upgrade and an open source content management tool. IIS Express 7.5... |
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From PC World: Nokia has decided to stop offering its Ovi Music Unlimited service in 27 of the 33 countries where it was offered, the Finnish phone maker said on Monday. Ovi Music Unlimited, previously known as Comes with Music, is a music subscription that has been included on some... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple's Steve Jobs will be taking a medical leave of absence but will remain CEO of the company, involved in strategic decision-making. Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook will assume responsibility for the company's day-to-day operations. This would be Jobs'... |
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From CNET News.com: Announced about a year ago, the SD Card Association's SD 3.0 specification has yet to gain much traction. Panasonic and Toshiba both announced UHS-I SDHC products last September, with Toshiba claiming ultrafast write speeds of up to 80 megabytes per second. But... |
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From DailyTech: While there has been some speculation about Apple's "Retina" display for the iPad 2, there have been few details regarding the tablet's resolution -- until now MacRumors suggests that simply doubling the iPad's current resolution (1024x768) to 2048x1536 at a 260 DPI... |
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From X-bit Labs: With the transition to 22nm process technology that will start later this year Intel Corp. will also move to a new manufacturing model that will rely on four leading-edge fabs instead of three. The plan will cost Intel $9 billion this year, but Intel claims that with... |
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From X-bit Labs: The next-generation desktop central processing units (CPUs) from Advanced Micro Devices with Bulldozer micro-architecture are projected to offer around 50% higher performance compared to existing chips from AMD and Intel. While the promises seem very promising, they... |
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We are less than half way through January, and we are already off to a great start with two new reviews for the year. To ramp things up in the next twelve months, we will try something new that we have not done before. In the past half decade or so, we have reviewed many different types of technology products. One of these products include the case fans. Interestingly, if you noticed it or not, all of these products previously... |
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From InfoWorld: Five months after a string of lawsuits unveiled Flash's complicity in restoring zombie cookies, the company has finally promised to do something about it. The operative word is "promised." Back in August I wrote about Adobe Flash's Local Stored Objects, or "Flash... |
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From CNET News.com: In its first two years, Chrome development took a more collaborative approach than most Google projects, but now its leaders have decided on more sharply defined leadership roles to better manage the browser's growth. Instead of notifying a "watchlist" of... |
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