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- Sorry, conspiracy buffs, there's no Windows "back door"
- Techdirt's Mike Masnick is usually pretty reliable, but he completely blew it today, hitting the publish button on one of the sloppiest, most inflammatory stories I've seen in a long time: Microsoft Gives Vista Backdoor Keys To The Police It's long been assumed that Microsoft has...
- Tags: Security, Password, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Encryption, USB, Tool, Computer, CrunchGear, USB Switchblade, Productivity, Ed Bott
- Blog posts 2008-04-29
- Photos leaked of Vonage router with call logs and VM LCD
- I've just noticed that CrunchGear's posted a couple of tipster photos of a thus-far unreleased new Vonage router. That'd be the VDV21. "The package was pretty nice and it is about a 2 min process to get setup, the tipster writes. "I will let you...
- Tags: Router, Vonage Holdings Corp., Photograph, Russell Shaw
- Blog posts 2007-09-12
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- Excess thermal paste causing high temps in MacBook Air (updated)
- Remember the thermal paste problem with earlier MacBook Pros that was reported back in May 2006? Well, it's back. Read more about the grease problems in my earlier reports: Thermal grease theory - 01 May 2006 Thermal grease and the MacBook -...
- Tags: Apple MacBook, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Jason D. O\'Grady
- Blog posts 2008-04-30
- News to know: Comparing quad-core servers; Lenovo goes consumer; Netflix
- Notable headlines: George Ou: A comparison of quad-core server CPUs Lenovo has eyes on consumer PC market Phil Wainewright: Eight reasons SaaS will surge in 2008 Netflix, LG to offer movie set-top box Technology Voters'...
- Tags: NetFlix Inc., Larry Dignan, Phone, Lenovo Group Ltd., Quad-core, Server, Overstock.com Inc., Processors, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components
- Blog posts 2008-01-03
- The peril of panels: Can Web traffic stats be trusted?
- ComScore repeatedly warns in its Securities and Exchange Commission filings that if its statistics can't be trusted its business model is in jeopardy. I'm calling jeopardy. I'm calling a bit of BS too. Why? There's no way that ComScore traffic metrics and what I see internally can be...
- Tags: Panel, TechCrunch, Traffic, ComScore Networks Inc., Marketing Research, Servers, Marketing, Hardware, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2007-12-14
- What that RIAA/CD rip court brief really says
- There's a lot of misinformation floating around the blogosphere about what exactly the (hiss, boo) Recording Industry Association of America is saying in a court brief about the very act of ripping your CDs, converting them to MP3s, and then storing them on your hard drive...
- Tags: Hard Drive, P2P, RIAA, Keyphrase, Peer To Peer (P2P), Internet, Russell Shaw
- Blog posts 2007-12-11
- News to know: Apple's notebook strategy; Talking malware; Vista SP1
- Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Talking malware with Eugene Kaspersky. David Morgenstern: Do switchers now rule the Mac? Jason O'Grady: An analysis of Apple's notebook strategy. Russell Shaw: New solution enables really, really cheap intl. calling from your iPhone OR iPod Touch. Gallery: The Big...
- Tags: Strategy, Google Inc., Larry Dignan, Notebook, America Online Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, Malware, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista SP1, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Viruses And Worms, Security, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software
- Blog posts 2007-12-07
- Will educational software ever be fun?
- Will educational software ever be fun?Second LifeHave they considered just using thator something like it as the basis? That was the thought that first came to mind when I started to read this, even though I don't play it.PETA"A virtual world is a tool like a petri dish," he says....
- Tags: Tools & Techniques, PETA, software
- Discussion threads 2007-12-06
- The phoneless iPhone lives: iPod touch
- Steve Jobs unveiled the phoneless iPhone, an iPod with all the goodness that debuted in the iPhone. Dubbed the iPod touch, the device is 8mm wide and has the 3.5-inch widescreen display, and Wi-Fi, which will allow users to buy iTunes music wireless. Jobs also announced a...
- Tags: Apple iPhone, Apple iPod, Starbucks Corp., Dan Farber
- Blog posts 2007-09-05
- Rich Internet Applications with Apple's Core Animation
- There is an article in Wired today talking about some of the new features in OS X Leopard, Apple's upcoming operating system and how these features are going to revolutionize user interfaces. The main technology behind all of this is Core Animation which is something I've been excited about for...
- Tags: Rich Internet Applications, Core Animation, Apple
- Blog posts 2007-06-08
- iPods won't make your grandparents sick: but the music on them could
- On our sister site News.coms NewsBlog, colleague Margaret Kane "ably" makes the case that even if it is true that iPods can interfere with pacemakers, we are highly unlikely to witness the effects of this in the real world.To brief you, the study found that electrical interference was detected...
- Tags: IPODS
- Blog posts 2007-05-12
- Samsung stealing iPhone thunder?
- Samsung stealing iPhone thunder?Killer this killer thatThis killer this killer that is already tired! Guess what the iPhone is not out yet, this phone will NOT be released in the US, it runs windows mobile 6 w/ flash on top. Need anymore reasons that this will NOT be a killer...
- Tags: Telecom & Utilities, 3G, Cellular phones, WIRELESS, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone, phone, GoodLink, killer, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Apple Paranoia
- Discussion threads 2007-02-09
- "Huh, Wah?" alert: High-Def VoIP
- The VoIP Girl kicks off a rapidly morphing discussion about HD VoIP. "HD," as in High-Def.""Is HD VOIP something that consumers should consider when choosing a VOIP service, or is it more marketing lingo to work through?," she writes. "As I understand it, HD, high definition, or wideband VOIP refers...
- Tags: General, KHz, Research, trends, VoIP
- Blog posts 2007-02-05
- Poll: To win, Zune will need a Bono. Who should it be?
- Yesterday, Microsoft CEO came to our news room to talk about Microsoft's plans across a variety of fronts. The one that interests me is the company's plans for its forthcoming Zune. After Microsoft's first stab at taking the licensing route as it did with Windows failed to slow down the...
- Tags: Wireless LANs, Microsoft Windows, Digital music, Wi-Fi, Microsoft Zune, Apple Computer Inc., Microsoft Corp., telephone
- Blog posts 2006-10-26
- Have you seen the ZDNet blog network?
- There has been a lot of talk recently about bloggers like Mike Arrington and Om Malik going it alone and building up a network of blog sites. The best example is Mike's "Crunch network" which seems to be doing quite well, covering a wide range of topics. But...
- Tags: open source, blog
- Blog posts 2006-08-25
- Publishing 2.0: GigaOm and CrunchNetwork
- The new tech publishing moguls, following in the footsteps of Jason Calacanis' Weblogs Inc. and Nick Denton's Gawker network, are moving fast to expand their networks and coverage. The newly funded Om Malik has added several writers and just launched a new redesign for his GigaOm site, which now has...
- Tags: CrunchNetwork, network
- Blog posts 2006-08-10
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