Microsoft springs ‘Flash killer’ with Linux flourish
Multimedia browser plug-in Silverlight targets Adobe, aims at bringing animation, video and other rich media to Web-based applications.
DHS head: Cybersecurity remains a concern
Fixing cybersecurity problems in the U.S. is a top priority at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, said the agency’s leader, but …
A closer look at Apple’s next-gen iPods
On Wednesday Apple announced the next step in the evolution of the iPod. While all the updates and debuts were well received, nothing really was unveiled that shocked and awed those attending Apple’s music event. Take a look at what Steve Jobs had to say and show and let us know what you think.
Microsoft cuts Zune price as Apple ups ante for iPods
On the day Apple Inc. revealed its first WiFi-enabled, touchscreen iPod, Microsoft Corp.’s rival to Apple’s wildly popular multimedia …
Storm worm spoils Labor Day for some
The Storm worm has struck again, this time as part of a Labor Day-themed spam blast.
Motorola’s goal: be boring
Motorola Inc. has a strategy for improving its struggling cell phone business: be boring.
NetApp sues Sun for patent infringement
Network Appliance filed a lawsuit in District Court in Lufkin, Texas, today claiming that Sun infringed on seven NetApp patents for the Write Anywhere File …
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Buzzblog: RomneyFacts.com a new political weapon?
Reportedly a first-of-its-kind site launched by the Massachusetts Democratic Party, RomneyFacts.com is sure to give Mitt fits… and spawn a litter of copycats.
Buzzblog: The terrorists win again
Homeland Security kills a never-used, $42-million data-mining project – but not before abusing people’s privacy.
Today on Microsoft Subnetsecond chance to pass a Microsoft cert test. Plus, 10 free SharePoint add-ons. Security expert Tyson Kopczynski’s take on Vista SP1 Beta, and Chris Dalby scores the inside scoop on how SharePoint will change blogging forever.
Free “second shot” certification tests: Effective Sept. 15, you can get a
Today at Cisco SubnetJeff Doyle extolling the virtues of BGP, now get Michael Morris’ “from the field” report of building a highly scalable BGP design to support his firm’s MPLS conversion. Cisco joins with the U.K.’s Conventry University to demonstrate the “serious” side of the virtual phenomenon. Showing that Cisco can be as hip as the next dude, Cisco is collaborating with MTV’s mtvU to offer university students up to $250,000 in grants to develop new technologies.
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