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MSNBC: Apple, AT&T need to upgrade customer communications
As of Monday, there was a 'bug  fix' released for the iPhone.You apparently had to find out about it by trolling iPhone-related Web sites or setting up a Google news alert for “iPhone fixes.â€
MSNBC: Space 'ropes' hang together by threads
Scientists have discovered the forces that bind together a strange network of 100-million-year-old, ropelike gas filaments that extend from an enormous elliptical galaxy.
MSNBC: Mars' ice clouds eat up ozone
Clouds of water ice drifting above the Martian surface eat up some of the ozone in Mars' atmosphere, a new study suggests, giving scientists new clues about the chemical environment and climate of Earth's nearest neighbor.
MSNBC: Student info published online in security breach
Tens of thousands of students in a southwest Florida school district who used an online Princeton Review program to study for the state's annual assessment test inadvertently had their names, birth dates and test scores published on the Web.
MSNBC: Analyst: New BlackBerry not revolutionary
Research In Motion's powerful new BlackBerry Bold is a "strong product," but it isn't revolutionary, according to an analyst who reviewed the smartphone ahead of its North American launch.
MSNBC: Motorola unveilslow-end Web, music phones
Motorola Inc ., the world's third-largest handset maker, unveiled two new low-end phones on Wednesday that allow users to listen to songs and surf the Web.
MSNBC: Thousands of UK file-sharers face legal action
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and games over the Internet will be pursued through the courts for damages, lawyers for entertainment companies said on Wednesday.
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Pink slips in the Teflon-coated games biz
Intel details new core chip line
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Ebay Slashes 'Buy It Now' Fees For Sellers
Ericsson, STMicro Merge Wireless Chips, Platforms
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·Palm plans to sell unlocked Treo Pro
Palm's decision to sell an unlocked Treo Pro, its newest smartphone aimed squarely at enterprise customers, could either be the start of a new trend or a sign that the struggling company may face even harder times to come, one analyst said.In a break from tradition in the U.S. mobile phone market, Palm on Wednesday introduced the Treo Pro andsaid it will sell the smartphone unlocked. That means it won't be marketed, ...
·Why SaaS could make your IT skills irrelevant
Tom Clement has reinvented his career before. In 1984, he realized working in technology would suit him better than his job as a litigator in Texas. "I came home one day from work, and I was used to being really tense," he says. "But that day, my secretary's recorder had broke. I'd taken it apart, put it back together, and somehow, it worked. I was whistling and in a good mood because of it, and my gir ...
·SAP, user group to shed light on enterprise support
The Americas' SAP Users' Group (ASUG) this week held the first in a series of Web seminars on SAP's enterprise-level support service, which recently became mandatory for all customers, leading to cost increases over time for many.SAP's move prompted some outrage from user group leaders and customers, with a common refrain being whether mid-sized companies with less complicated environments needed the additional suppo ...
·Clean your Windows registry, speed up your PC
Let's start with a little quiz. I say, "Big, bloated, and full of errors." What do you say? Right, "Windows Registry." One more: "Messing with it is risky." If you guessed the Registry again, you pass. While fooling around with your Windows Registry does involve some risk, cleaning it out can have an impact on your PC's overall performance.The Windows Registry is an essential system file ...
·Jobs promises September iPhone software patch
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has promised repair for a little publicized by widely suffered bug in which a user's iPhone applications won't properly launch.In a short e-mail, Jobs is claimed to have promised a fix is under development and will be rectified within a software update that's scheduled to ship in September"This is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September," says the ...
·Online encyclopedia lists internal network security threats
A free online encyclopedia of internal network security issues was released Tuesday by network security provider Promisec, which includes popular Web-based applications among possible data-loss threats.Internal threats may come from various sources such as usage of USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory sticks, programs like Skype, unwanted file types, and any services or applications that are not permissible or aren't co ...
·Android puts out call to mobile security gurus
Developers of Android, the Linux mobile platform spearheaded by Google, are asking security experts for input.The latest software development kit for Android was released earlier this week and plans are for the 1.0 version of the operating system to be shipped on mobile phones later this year .Security is a priority. "As you may expect, building and maintaining a secure mobile platform is a difficult task," ...
·Mozilla preps Firefox 3.0 auto update
Mozilla said today that it was preparing to offer Firefox 3.0 to users still running older versions of the open-source browser, and might trigger the update within the next week.Firefox 3.0.1, the most-up-to-date version, will be offered to users running 2.0.0.16, the latest edition of Mozilla's 2006 browser line, in the near future, said Mike Beltzner, the director of Firefox. He would not set a date, however." ...
·Intel laptop platform to boost graphics, power use
Intel's next-generation platform for laptops will provide more visually stunning graphics and better power management features, the company said on Tuesday.The company's next mobile platform, code-named Calpella, will be released in 2009. It is a follow-up to Intel's Centrino 2 mobile platform released last month, Intel officials said at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.Calpella will include chips based on ...
·JavaFX looks to stake claim in RIA
With its new JavaFX technology for rich Internet applications, Sun Microsystems hopes to leverage the strength of the Java development base and Java's ubiquitous presence on devices to make a strong run in a race in which it is a very late entrant.Indeed, Sun will have its work cut out for it, taking on giants such as Adobe and Microsoft in the rich Internet development space. If this competition can be likened to a ...
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·Some eBay sellers frustrated with rule changes (AP)
AP - Some people who sell things on eBay are fed up with new rules the company has been imposing in hopes of making the auction site more attractive to online shoppers. Now even more changes are coming in the next few weeks, but this time eBay Inc. hopes it can cool tempers.
·American launches in-flight Internet on 3 routes (AP)
AP - One of the few remaining Internet-free havens vanished Wednesday as American Airlines launched airborne e-mail, Web and other online services on some of its longer, nonstop flights.
·Review: 2 new devices mix learning with games (AP)
AP - Your kids can learn math, how to tell time and other skills needed for school — and you dont have to pry them away from video games.
·HP posts 3Q profit jump; faces stiff competition (AP)
AP - Hewlett-Packard Co. weathered economic turbulence remarkably well in the fiscal third quarter but the technology bellwether faces another big challenge — stiffer personal-computer competition — that threatens to slow its steady growth.
·FTC all but bans robocalls (CNET)
CNET - WASHINGTON--The Federal Trade Commission essentially banned robocalls Tuesday--creating new rules that telemarketers may only send the prerecorded sales pitches to people who actually want to receive them.
·Web site to educate employers about hiring vets (AP)
AP - They survived war, but for some veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, returning to work back home hasnt been easy.
·Apple Reportedly Plans Another Fix for the iPhone (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - The Apple rumor mill is churning, but this week it's about software fixes instead of new products. News reports are raising expectations of yet another iPhone software fix in September.
·Ericsson, ST form mobile JV, aim to lead industry (Reuters)
Reuters - Ericsson and STMicroelectronicshave agreed to combine their wireless chip and softwarebusinesses, strengthening their hand against competitors tosupply the likes of top cellphone maker Nokia.
·Microsoft, Novell expand alliance with $100M deal (AP)
AP - Microsoft Corp., expanding on an alliance with Novell Inc., has agreed to buy as much as $100 million more for subscription certificates for Novells Linux products, Novell said Wednesday.
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·Pink slips in the Teflon-coated games biz
For an industry as Teflon-coated as the games biz, I’m sure hearing a lot about layoffs lately.
·Apple, AT&T need to upgrade customer communications
As of Monday, there was a 'bug  fix' released for the iPhone.You apparently had to find out about it by trolling iPhone-related Web sites or setting up a Google news alert for “iPhone fixes.â€
·Researcher: Bigfoot just a rubber gorilla suit
Two researchers on a quest to prove the existence of Bigfoot say that the carcass encased in a block of ice — handed over to them for an undisclosed sum by two men who claimed to have found it — was slowly thawed out, and discovered to be a rubber gorilla outfit.
·Space 'ropes' hang together by threads
Scientists have discovered the forces that bind together a strange network of 100-million-year-old, ropelike gas filaments that extend from an enormous elliptical galaxy.
·Apple releases fix for iPhone woes
Apple Inc. has released an iPhone software update it says improves communication between the smart phone and wireless networks.
·Mars' ice clouds eat up ozone
Clouds of water ice drifting above the Martian surface eat up some of the ozone in Mars' atmosphere, a new study suggests, giving scientists new clues about the chemical environment and climate of Earth's nearest neighbor.
·Student info published online in security breach
Tens of thousands of students in a southwest Florida school district who used an online Princeton Review program to study for the state's annual assessment test inadvertently had their names, birth dates and test scores published on the Web.
·Analyst: New BlackBerry not revolutionary
Research In Motion's powerful new BlackBerry Bold is a "strong product," but it isn't revolutionary, according to an analyst who reviewed the smartphone ahead of its North American launch.
·Motorola unveilslow-end Web, music phones
Motorola Inc ., the world's third-largest handset maker, unveiled two new low-end phones on Wednesday that allow users to listen to songs and surf the Web.
·Thousands of UK file-sharers face legal action
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and games over the Internet will be pursued through the courts for damages, lawyers for entertainment companies said on Wednesday.
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