 RIM to Block Access to Porn on BlackBerry in Indonesia RIM says will cooperate with Indonesia on blocking pornographic sites on its service in the country. Share:   |
 European Commission Project Challenges Google Books The European Commission is set to take on Google Books. The latest report on the Commission's Europeana project was released on Monday. Share: |
7 Wacky Products You Missed at CES 2011 From scent-replication devices to miniature candy, CES had its share of unexpected announcements. Share: |
Joomla Reorganized, Modernized The newly-released Joomla 1.6 improves page layout, user permissions and internal structure Share: |
Protecting Data on Portable Drives Carrying around a terabyte or more of data in your pocket requires some extra precautions to protect the data on the drive. Share: |
Adobe Sandbox Protection Hacked A security researcher revealed that Adobe's sandbox security control can be easily circumvented. Share: |
What the Verizon iPhone Means for You A look at how the Verizon iPhone might impact current AT&T or Verizon subscribers, and current iPhone users. Share: |
10 New Open Source Projects to Watch As the open source world expands, the Diaspora social network leads a software maker's list of 2010's 'Rookies of the Year.' Share: |
Tablets, Internet-linked Smart Sensors to Star at Computex Computex, the world’s second-largest computer show, will grow in scale this year with tablet PCs and new object-locator Internet technology as the headline acts... Share: |
WiMax Update Set for Go-ahead This Year A faster, more secure and energy-efficient update to the WiMax wireless Internet standard will get final approval and see commercialization within a year... Share: |
European Parliament Considers Web Blocking On Monday night members of the European Parliament prepare their position on whether mandatory E.U.-wide web blocking of certain sites should be introduced Share: |
Myspace China Makes Staff Cuts, CEO Leaves Myspace's China office cut about 30 employees last month and saw its CEO depart, a sign that the U.S.-based social networking service may be pulling back from... Share: |
Microsoft Reengineering Dynamics In an attempt to further ease deployments for third-party developers, Microsoft is reengineering its Microsoft Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning)... Share: |
ioSafe Rugged Portable HDD Survives Multiple Shotgun Blasts at CES ioSafe whisked editorial assistant Alex Wawro away from CES to demonstrate the durability of their new Rugged Portable line of HDD and SSD storage. The 250 GB aluminum HDD we fired upon is guaranteed to resist crushing, liquid immersion and multiple shotgun blasts at close range. Share: |
Microsoft's Muglia Stepping Down Bob Muglia, Microsoft's president of tools and servers, is stepping down Share: |
IGate to Acquire Indian Outsourcer Patni U.S. outsourcer iGate to acquire India’s Patni in a deal that reflects growing consolidation Share: |
Oracle Aims New BI App at SAP Customers Oracle is moving further into rival SAP's turf with Oracle Financial Analytics for SAP, a new BI (business intelligence) application that can crunch ERP... Share: |
