Source: asuutoblog.net
Arizona State University Technology Officer, Adrien Sannier, discusses the launch of a major 1to1 technology pilot at ASU's downtown Phoenix campus.
Source: techdirt.com
Earlier this week, we noted that adware/spyware vendor Zango (formed out of the merger of two widely disliked adware firms) apparently had someone trying to convince MySpace users to add videos to their site that also just so happened to install some of their adware.
Source: macrumors.com
Some updates on the release of the new Mac Pro
Source: The Techsploder
If you're running a vulnerable version of the Linux kernel, now would seem to be a good time to update to a newer, patched one...
Source: bit-tech.net
It appears that Dell might be adding a new case design to its lineup. Designed by Matthew Ritter, of Alienware fame, the case is definitely on the unusual side.
Source: news.com.com
FBI's aging computer woes
In 2001, the FBI launched a massive computer overhaul and has
successfully upgraded its network and IT hardware. But the more
difficult goal of upgrading its case-management software remains
elusive.
Source: abcnews.go.com
The bloom appears to be fading from the Redmond rose.
Source: Mandrake at Demon UK
After an eBay winner received his computer, he noticed hundreds of MacWrite files strewn about the root directory. Upon further examination, he found that the Mac apparently belonged to none other than the author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
Source: one2one.dell.com
Everyone else has their own corporate blog. Why not Dell?
Source: go.reuters.com
I've said it before, but : cybernetics lives!
Source: sciencedaily.com
The field of material science is pushing into electronics as chemists try to design and synthesize molecules and nano-materials for use in smaller and faster computers.
Source: appleinsider.com
"In an effort to reduce the player's susceptibility to scratches, Apple has been experimenting with aluminum anodized enclosures similar to those used in the company's iPod mini digital music players, sources familiar with the company's music plans have said.
Source: arstechnica.com
"Nothing says "we're not a faceless corporation" like a corporate blog—unless that blog is launched by Dell and features product announcements and tours of the "Enterprise Command Center."
Source: news.bbc.co.uk
Starting July 11, 2006, Microsoft will no longer support Windows 98 or Windows Me. The firm will also stop providing security updates for these versions of Windows.
Source: OS News
This lady bought an old iMac G3, upgraded it and is running the latest build of OS X, Tiger 10.4.7 on it. Almost everything runs smoothly, except for the Dashboard, which happens to be a RAM-guzzler.
Source: bestweekever.tv
I purchased my 2.0Ghz MacBook Pro almost a month ago and I think I am ready to put my thoughts about it in a review.
Source: news.yahoo.com
WASHINGTON - An
FBI computer consultant gained access to the secret passwords of Director Robert Mueller and others using free software found on the Internet, the latest embarrassment in the bureau's long struggle to modernize its computers.
Source: blog.citycynic.com
List of who owns the 2 letter (for example = www.aa.com) domain names.
Source: techweb.com
In a previous article I have described the line of existentialist thinking that led me to reject objectivity in reporting as a useful threshold for credibility.
Source: techeblog.com
OfficeMax Gives Up on mail-in rebates. Best Buy to follow.
There is a trend to abandon Mail-in-rebates. Or at least limit them.
Customers voices are heard!
I will soon be appearing on the Computer Outlook Show talking about rebates.
So come join us.
Source: blogs.chron.com
You've probably heard a bit about the ongoing net neutrality debate; it's not over, but the concept of net neutrality took a blow yesterday when a Senate committee rejected a proposal to include language requiring it in a telecommunications bill.
Source: thejemreport.com
The impending release of Windows Vista with its fancy Aero Glass special effects, along with the hasty addition of the similar XGL and Compiz technologies to the latest SUSE Linux release makes me think that programmers have a warped idea of what desktop computing is about.
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