Computer Innovation Anniversaries: The PC is 25, Hard Drive 50, and iPod 5
The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California hosted a symposium last month to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Intel’s microprocessorRead More…
Month: September 2008
Online Backup Revisited: Mozy Strikes Back with Unlimited Backups
Backing up your computer is never something you want to worry about it; you wish it would just happen. With that perspective, I previously revieweRead More…
Yahoo & IBM Join Forces to Face Google… Using Google Tactics!
In a move being called quirky, IBM and Yahoo will join forces to release a free business-focused search product. If you thought Google was king of takRead More…
Sony Claims Wii Is “More of a Novelty” Despite Wii Sales Doubling PS3 Sales
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has an article out that indirectly outlines Nintendo’s comeback into the gaming world. Accordingly, Read More…
Sony Claims Wii Is “More of a Novelty” Despite Wii Sales Doubling PS3 Sales
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has an article out that indirectly outlines Nintendo’s comeback into the gaming world. Accordingly, Read More…
Study: U.S. Power Grid Can Fuel 180 Million Electric Cars
The United States Department of Energy, specifically the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, today announced that the U.S. existing electric poweRead More…
Social Content vs. Big Media Content: Do You Have to Pick a Side?
Wow. The Blogosphere is all a buzz today on what seems to be a battle for which you’re supposed to pick a side. The major stories have to do with Read More…
The 12-Step Program for Email Addicts
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has an excellent article discussing email addiction and what to do about it. It’s the type of thing Read More…
This Week in Cyberlaw
ICANN met in Sao Paolo this week. Topics included Internationalized Domain Names (IDN), signing the .ASIA Registry Agreement, and, reportedly, “kitinRead More…
Study: Web News Readers Spend More Online Than Average Online Shoppers
A new study out this week claims that users that browse newspaper websites are more likely to be online shoppers. Newspaper website browsers apparentlRead More…