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Top movies in 2008

Rank Title Distributor Total US$ Open Date 1 THE DARK KNIGHT Warner Bros. 530,540,885 07/18/2008 2 IRON MAN Paramount 318,313,199 05/02/2008 3 INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL Paramount 317,023,851 05/22/2008 4 HANCOCK Sony 227,946,274 07/02/2008 5...

Tags: SEUSS, Disaster Recovery, Data Management, NB

Blog posts 2009-01-07

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Top Five Digital Cameras for the New Graduate

With commencement speeches abounding, it's time once again to think about what to get for your favorite new graduate. At the top of many lists (just below Dr. Seuss' "Oh, the Places You'll Go!") is a new digital camera. So, herewith, are some of my top picks for the various...

Tags: Digital Camera, Camera, Graduate, Digital Cameras, Digital Photography, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Janice Chen

Blog posts 2009-06-01

Google starts tweeting, and maybe ready to buy?

Google recently started using Twitter to take advantage of the popular micro-blogging platform. You can visit Google's twitter page at http://www.twitter.com/google. Their latest tweet says: Grinches, and fishes, and cats all the rage - there's a Dr. Seuss doodle on the Google homepage! ...

Tags: Google Inc., Twitter, Micro-blogging, Advertising & Promotion, Wireless And Mobility, Marketing, Garett Rogers

Blog posts 2009-03-02

HP: EDS wins outsourcing pact; Eyes printing expansion

HP on Monday unveiled a flurry of announcements including a win for its EDS services unit and a bevy of new printer options.  On the enterprise of HP's business, the company said it won a 10-year, $1 billion data center services contract from Aviva, a large U.K....

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Aviva Plc., Outsourcing, Electronic Data Systems Corp., Printing, Document Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-03-02

Are MacBooks starting to look like HPs?

Are MacBooks starting to look like HPs?Very honestly...the MacBook just looks cheaper.Apple not really a niche playerJust number 2 in a market whose dominant player got its marketshare through illegal tactics.That takes a long time to crack. I wouldn't call their market share niche in a market of 2 OS's....

Tags: Notebooks, Desktops, Apple MacBook, Hewlett-Packard Co., Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-11-16

Another view: WOA vs. SOA debate a distraction?

Another view: WOA vs. SOA debate a distraction?WOA vs. ROA vs. SOARealistically, people have been using using RESTful services as part of SOA initiatives even if they didn't realize it for a few years already. You could even make the argument that Resource Oriented Architecture is going to subsume SOA,...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, WSOA, WOA, SOA

Discussion threads 2008-08-31

AI behind virtual Van Gogh

Jason Green, CTO of Florida-based Medical Development International MDI, has applied artificial intelligence to produce fine art. 'Using highly sophisticated programming, Green has programmed his computer with the ability to produce original, three-dimensional paintings rivaling present-day masters.' It's hard to know if it's art, but it sure is high-tech: the...

Tags: Leisure, Computers &, Internet

Blog posts 2007-06-10

Air as a building material

Air as a building materialSince you asked...An inflatable home is about as dumb as ideas get. An inflatable pavilion is maybe less so, for novelty's sake, but if it's going to be up for more than a few days I'd generally prefer a tent.Why? I have some experience with inflatable...

Tags: Santa Claus, inflatable house

Discussion threads 2006-08-19

Feds' wiretapping rules challenged in court

Feds' wiretapping rules challenged in courtWhat's this REALLY for?!?The feds have all they need at the NSA to acheive this goal, as we are now seeing. So why this asinine piece of crap legislation? Or perhaps King George won't share his toys with the FCC.Fascist Takeover of AmerikkaPack your stuff...

Tags: Left-wing, Algerians, privacy

Discussion threads 2006-01-27

Sun plans July release for StarOffice 8

Sun plans July release for StarOffice 8It will be very interesting...To see how much distance has been placed between StarOffice and OpenOffice and how certain legal issues are addressed.Isn't OpenOffice..the same as StarOffice? If so, why even pay the $49.95 when it can be downloaded for free from the...

Tags: OpenOffice, Sun Microsystems Inc., StarOffice, legal issue, contribution

Discussion threads 2005-05-02

The Cat in the Hat 3D Screensaver 1.0 (Windows)

Watch in amazement as Dr. Seuss's famous Cat in the Hat strolls across your screen balancing things, showing off, and generally making a mess, all in mind-blowing 3D. The screensaver includes options to have him walk across your current screen, or you can select a color. A 3D accelerator is...

Tags: 3D, Microsoft Windows, Useless Creations, 3D Accelerator

Software downloads 2003-12-09

Novell reinvents itself around Linux

Novell reinvents itself around LinuxSo is SCO going to sue Novell?If Linux contains SCO's proprietary code and Novell buys SuSE Linux, then SCO will have to sue Novell for infringing on the very ownership rights they purchased from Novell.Or am I missing something?Novell did a Linux deal with MS in...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, UNIX, Operating systems, .NET, Kinda, Novell Inc., Linux, SCO Group Inc.

Discussion threads 2003-11-04

Software programmers hit the law books

Professional programmers and computer students across the country are boning up on legislation as policies and politics become more entwined with their profession. STANFORD, Calif.--It's not every computer science class that opens with a poem. But on a recent June day at Stanford University, khaki-clad senior...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Dmitry Sklyarov, Computer Science, Scientist, DMCA, Programmer, Computer, Intellectual Property Community, Productivity, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Lisa M. Bowman, Software

News items 2002-06-10

Yahoo announces pay-per-search

Update: Looking to make up for flagging ad sales, Yahoo introduces a premium service that will charge users for searches. Yahoo on Wednesday unveiled a pay-per-view search product, the latest in a string of premium services aimed at offsetting...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Search, Jim Hu, Technology News

News items 2002-01-23

Get rid of the Bluetooth ache

Do you really need Bluetooth? Steven Vaughan-Nichols doesn't think so--not with 802.11a, 802.11g, and ultrawideband on the way. Life isn't easy for the enterprise network manager. You've got thousands of systems to worry about, hundreds of servers to keep an eye on, and dozens of standards on which to...

Tags: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Wireless And Mobility, Steven Vaughan-Nichols

News items 2001-12-04

Google mulls upscale subscriptions

Subscription versions of its popular search engine could target academic and corporate clients, a source says. Google is considering creating subscription versions of its popular search engine that could target academic and corporate clients, a source said Thursday. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company...

Tags: Revenue, Google Inc., Subscription Service, Advertisement, Search Technology, Search, Portals, Internet, ZDNN Staff, Technology News

News items 2001-10-26

Napster: Read the text of the court ruling

Text of Napster ruling FOR PUBLICATION UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT A&M RECORDS, INC., a corporation; GEFFEN RECORDS, INC., a corporation; INTERSCOPE RECORDS; SONY MUSIC...

Tags: District, Liability, Plaintiff, Infringement, MP3, Napster Inc., Supp, Law, Cir, Inc., Cal, MusicShare, Ctr, Campbell, Space-Shifting, Financial Benefit, Copyright Act, Digital Music, Digital Media, Productivity, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, ZDNN Staff, Technology News

News items 2001-02-12

Coop's Corner: In the realm of the surreal

Coop spells a skunk in the works --- and it's not Win2000. And now prepare yourself for a detour into the realm of the surreal: In response to my Jan. 12 column describing my earlier participation in the Ziff-Davis skunkworks project Interchange, we got a three-page letter...

Tags: Dell Computer Corp., Lockheed Martin Corp., Coop, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Internet, IPO, Channel Management, Public Relations, Broadband Internet, Operating Systems, Software, Financial Services, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Telecommunications, Charles Cooper, Technology News

News items 2000-02-16

And Web access for all...

Is a fee-based U.S. government search engine a blow for digital democracy? Northern Light Technology LLP touched off a controversy last week when it unveiled the first all-in-one U.S. Government document search engine, soon to be available for a fee. ...

Tags: Web, Search Engine, Web Site, Tool, Fedworld, Government, Vertical Industries, Search, Productivity, Matthew Broersma, Technology News

News items 1999-05-26

New tricks for education software makers

As the market flattens, education software companies add celebrity characters, Internet features to keep kids -- and parents -- happy. In the old days, companies relied on cereal boxes and cartoons to mold young minds. Now they're pairing up with Barbie or Blue the dog to permeate homes via...

Tags: Software, Learning Co., Character, Education Game, Games, Personal Technology, Lisa Bowman, Technology News

News items 1999-05-09