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From PC World: One of the most popular engines for searching for movies and music distributed via BitTorrent has been ordered to remove links to illegally shared content, marking a victory for the entertainment industry. ISOHunt.com and three other Web sites are subject to an... |
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From Tom's Hardware: That Google PAC-MAN doodle was incredible, right? Everyone had so much fun and despite most Doodles only sticking around for 24 hours, this one was in place from Friday to Sunday. We were sad to see it go but it turns out our tears were shed too soon. Google is... |
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From InfoWorld: Salesforce.com Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff Tuesday declined to comment on the patent lawsuit brought against his company by Microsoft, but that didn't stop him from calling his rival names. Last week, Microsoft sued Salesforce.com, alleging that the company... |
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From PC World: Users who have bought Nokia's flagship smartphone, the Maemo-based N900, won't be able to upgrade the device to MeeGo, Nokia said in a blog post on Tuesday. The MeeGo OS, announced in February, merges Intel's Moblin and Nokia's Maemo Linux-based operating systems. The... |
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From EETimes: Intel Corp. announced Monday (May 24) notebook processors geared to create a new class of ultra-thin, ultralow power portables. The new Intel Core 2010 processors are expected to power as many as 40 systems designs less than an inch thick and weighing just two to five... |
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From X-bit Labs: When first released several years ago, hybrid disk drives – which have large NAND flash cache to boost performance – did not become popular. But Seagate believes that maturity of technology along with increased performance will help to make the newly launched... |
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From CNET News.com: Google has finally revealed how it shares advertising revenue with AdSense customers who run Google ads on their own sites. AdSense customers are publishers who run "Ads by Google" ads on their pages as well as those who use a custom Google search box on their... |
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From CRN: Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged Monday that the social networking site goofed a bit when it came to users' privacy but promised that in the near future the site planned to implement simpler privacy settings. In an Op-Ed piece to The Washington Post... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft revealed on Monday two open source projects intended to improve interoperability with Microsoft Outlook files and even enable easier migrations from Outlook. Projects include tools to make it easier for developers to read and write data out of Microsoft... |
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