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From CNET News.com: Despite a disastrous preorder process Tuesday morning, enough people were able to place iPhone 4 orders that much of Apple's initial U.S. supply has already been accounted for. As of Tuesday evening, Apple.com now shows that iPhone 4 preorders will be shipped by... |
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From CNET News.com: Twitter acknowledged Tuesday that "from a site stability and service outage perspective, it's been (the company's) worst month since last October." It's a big embarrassment for a company that, over the past year or two, has managed to clean up its reputation for... |
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From DailyTech: Security is a lot like combating illness -- sometimes you have a relatively minor issue that affects many people, other times you have a major issue that only affects a few. AT&T's iPad email leak and its ramifications were bad enough, but AT&T's latest breach... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday was a big day for Apple. It announced a new Mac mini complete with an $100 higher price tag which is leaving many bewildered and pre-orders started for the iPhone 4. However, there was one other bit of news from the Apple camp yesterday that slipped under... |
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From DailyTech: You've just conducted perhaps the biggest info leak in AT&T's recent history, you're under FBI investigation, and you have Apple and AT&T breathing down your necks. What do you do next? Well if you're Goatse Security, which prides itself at making "gaping holes... |
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From CNET News.com: Starbucks is stirring up a few changes to its Wi-Fi access that should make Web-surfing coffee drinkers happy. Starting July 1, the coffee brewer said it will launch free Wi-Fi access throughout all of its stores nationwide, with no special registration or... |
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From PC World: Research in Motion (RIM)--makers of all things BlackBerry--is reportedly developing a new, more iPhone-like BlackBerry smartphone, as well as working on a BlackBerry OS tablet to compete with the Apple iPad, and the rest of the tablet onslaught. The BlackBerry product... |
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From CNET News.com: Mozilla released a new Firefox 4 prototype late Monday that builds in support for Google's WebM video technology and several other changes planned for the open-source Web browser's next major version. With WebM, Google hopes to liberate Web video from patent... |
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From X-bit Labs: OCZ Technology Group, a popular supplier of memory modules and solid-state drives (SSDs), on Monday unveiled the Deneva-series of SSDs that target enterprise market. The new solid-state drives feature SandForce's 1500 controllers as well as with MLL, eMLC or SLC... |
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