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PrintSprint 1.3 (Mac)

If you've taken a few hundred or thousand photos with your digital camera and found it so tedious to make prints that you just don't get around to it, then PrintSprint is the solution for you. While there are many ways to make prints, they usually involve multiple applications, windows,...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Print, Window, Photograph, Blue Lamp Software, Construction

Software downloads 2009-09-10

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Sun to IBM: We're willing to talk again; Big Blue not interested

Sun to IBM: We're willing to talk again; Big Blue not interestedI hope IBM know what they're doingIf they play chicken with Sun to get a bargain on the yummy pieces, they still risk throwing Java into years of uncertainty and customer defection. And that'll hurt part of IBMs business...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, Servers, Financial accounting, IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Solaris, stock

Discussion threads 2009-04-16

Haier HL47K

Haier is hardly a household name in the U.S. among TV manufacturers, although you might know the brand through its air conditioner business. Nonetheless, the HL47K isn't the first Haier HDTV we've reviewed. That distinction belongs to the otherwise less-than-distinct 42EP14S, a 42-inch plasma that sold for $2,300 in...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, menu design, Haier, Haier HL47K, TV

Product reviews 2008-11-12

Transactional memory and Solaris

Transactional memory and SolarisWhat's the timing?When will complete near enough working systems - hardware and software - be available for people outside Sun to evaluate?Soon enough for people to delay projects they are currently considering?Cue a quite possibly justified warning from Anton that this could hit sales of current Sun...

Tags: Operating systems, Sun Solaris, x86 product, Murph, Sun Microsystems Inc., hardware, Microsoft Windows, software

Discussion threads 2008-02-19

MySpace: IT on a wing and a Microsoft prayer

MySpace: IT on a wing and a Microsoft prayerMySpace CFM pagesMySpace uses BlueDragon.Net so they can keep legacy CF code but have it run in the .Net environment. Scott Guthrie had a blog post about the change 9-12 months ago, shortly after Mix06, about the MySpace move to .Net.Ah,...

Tags: .NET, Application servers, Middleware, information technology, Microsoft .NET, MySpace, IT IS, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-01-17

HP Scanjet G4050

Scanners are hardly considered cutting-edge tech these days, but every now and then some company comes along and surprises me. This time, it's HP, with its six-channel Scanjet G4000 series. Like the proverbial "overnight sensation," the G4000 has been in development since 1998--awaiting, I suppose, the price drops and advances...

Tags: Scanners, G4050, scanner, Hewlett-Packard Co., sensor

Product reviews 2007-01-05

Busted! What happens when WGA attacks

Busted! What happens when WGA attacksGood luck getting your hour with the Microsoft WGA teamYou will have even less luck speaking to them via their official support forums...There they only play dodge ball if you pitch hard ball questions.To make matters worse, once they banned me from their support forums...

Tags: Operating systems, UNIX, Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage, Microsoft Corp., Linux

Discussion threads 2006-08-10

GoDaddy hosting customers victim to massive hack

GoDaddy hosting customers victim to massive hackFinally George gets it right...and begins bringing us warnings about Microsoft IIS web hosting. It's like I've been telling people for years, go with Unix or LAMP for hosting. All MS products have big-time flaws just waiting to be exploited. Please! Who doesn't know...

Tags: SECURITY, GoDaddy, Microsoft IIS Server

Discussion threads 2006-06-02

Epson PowerLite 765c

It's far from the lightest or smallest business projector on the market, but the Epson PowerLite 765c squeezes the abilities of a conference-room projector into a remarkably portable case. With more than 2,000 lumens of light, it's bright enough for a lights-on presentation or a digital classroom lesson, and it's...

Tags: Cable, Network technology, NETWORKING, Monitors & displays, projector, Epson PowerLite, Epson

Product reviews 2006-04-11

Don't sacrifice innovation in push for standards

Don't sacrifice innovation in push for standardsYou expect innovation from Microsoft????gimme a break!OverlookedFrom the article:"Instead, the Microsoft DOC file format is today the "de facto standard"You failed to explore WHY .doc is the "defacto standard". An examination of why it is would contradict the point your have tried to make...

Tags: Quality, Modems, Strategy, ASCII, standards, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, real standard, innovation, defacto, doc

Discussion threads 2006-01-04

Time for an SOA-open source mashup

Since I went through the entire year of 2005 without using the term "mashup" even once, it's high time I got with the program and had my own mashup. And what a mashup we are seeing between Web services/SOA and open source.Namely, many of the services in a service-oriented architecture...

Tags: Apache Software Foundation, open source, SOA

Blog posts 2005-12-30

In a world of proprietary boats, thanks but I'll take the life raft

In a world of proprietary boats, thanks but I'll take the life rafti think you said it pretty clearlyand i agree with what you said David. I wouldn't expect n-Ax to respond to it though, it was well worded and brought up valid points. As from what...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), No_Ax, MS IRM, Microsoft Corp., IRM

Discussion threads 2005-09-01

BEA's Aqualogic move. Bold enough? Or is there more?

Almost one week has passed since BEA revealed its intentions to become the Switzerland of Services Oriented Architectures SOAs. And, as with the Apple/Intel announcement, it usually takes about that long for news to sink in and for the dots between several takes on such deals to be connected....

Tags: BEA Systems Inc.

Blog posts 2005-06-14