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IE patch carries security bug
Microsoft's most recent security update for Internet Explorer introduces a serious security flaw on some Windows systems.
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Behind the scenes at the real-life "24"
First government intelligence center opens in Los Angeles. The work force is drawn from FBI, Homeland Security and regional agencies. Our camera was allowed in for a visit from Homeland Secretary Michael Chertoff. video
Mashup technologies empower home buyers
Will sites like Zillow.com shake up the real estate industry? The Web 2.0 site which combines satellite mapping imagery with home valuation analysis provides consumers with research tools that have been difficult to access in the past. video
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Moto Q's erratic thumbwheel and back button
This smartphone tested Microsoft and Motorola's ability to produce a Blackberry-like harmony in the user experience. They failed. David Berlind
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- Sun's John Fowler: 'We are back!'
- IBM's continues to gorge itself on acquisitions
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TechRepublic
Test network security with the NetBrute suite
Joshua Hoskins explains how NetBrute, PortScan, and WebBrute can help you find holes in your security. See the NetBrute Scanner suite running in this screenshot gallery.
- Will Mac Desktop/Laptops be accepted in Business field?
- Google launches public beta of word processor app
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RFID passports: How dangerous?
George Ou: What are the risks -- real or imagined -- of RFID passports and human-implantable ID chips? George Ou
- Firefox developers need to accept Microsoft help
- RFID passports and VeriChip security podcast
- Vicious orchestrated assault on MacBook wireless researchers
- Attend the GameSpot CS Source tournament with me
- AMD dominates 4 and 8 socket at Linux World
- George Ou Blog
Release 0.9
- Zag steers new route to buying a car
- Report from Foo Camp goodness!
- Glad to be here! a long tail for politics?
- Esther Dyson Blog
Digital Micro-Markets
- Jarvis buzz on sex and toilets
- Google CEO on ad sales execs: Google 'targeted ads' better
- Facebook outsources ad sales to Microsoft: Why can't it make money on its own?
- Google CEO's new paradigm: 'cloud computing and advertising go hand-in-hand'
- Sony buys into online video sharing: $65 million smart money investment?
- Donna Bogatin Blog
Enterprise Web 2.0
Censoring Enterprise 2.0?
The deletion of Wikipedia's 'Enterprise 2.0' entry highlights a critical issue with the use of Web 2.0 tools in the enterprise: Can content be policed in a constructive way without discouraging its very creation? Dion Hinchcliffe
- "Enterprise 2.0" as the example that proves the rule
- Enterprise mashups: More about processes and less about services?
- Does every organization need a Web 2.0 strategy?
- The quest for enterprise mashup tools
- Enable richer business outcomes: Free your intranet with Web 2.0
- Dion Hinchcliffe Blog
Hardware 2.0
- Microsoft extends a helping hand to Firefox developers - but why?
- Thinking of getting a PS3 for the Holidays? I'll pass &
- Enhance your mobile browsing with Opera Mini
- Is it fonts that holds back Linux growth?
- The Intel Kentsfield comes in at 2.66GHz
- Adrian W. Kingsley-Hughes Blog
The Mobile Gadgeteer
- Plot your Google Earth progress on your UMPC
- TyTN: Smartphone of your dreams?
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- Carnival of the Mobilists issue #41
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- Matthew Miller Blog
Microsoft Report
How much is Windows worth?
If you walk into a retail store, you'll find shrink-wrapped copies of Windows on the shelves for as much as $299. But these days, you can a whole PC for that amount. As a result, consumers have a distorted view of what Windows should cost. Do Microsoft's artificially high retail prices encourage piracy and discourage legal upgrades? Ed Bott
- How much is Windows worth?
- Whose new tools are more open?
- Microsoft confirms slow updates
- Windows Update: The slowdown continues
- Are Microsoft's update servers broken?
- Ed Bott Blog
Ed Burnette's Dev Connection
- Firefox team accepts Microsoft help
- Why Java won't be GPL'd
- Blue Pill: No hoax
- Breaking the ice
- View live references with Eclipse 3.3M1 and Java 6 (Mustang)
- Ed Burnette Blog
Paul Murphy
Mac Pro pricing: Where did Apple's edge go?
Two years ago, the Mac was more powerful and cheaper than its nearest Dell competitor. Now, it's more powerful only at the entry level and more expensive across the board. Paul Murphy
- Mac Pro pricing: Where did Apple's edge go?
- Serious nerds, doing serious things
- Another reason Intel is in trouble
- Questioning backup
- Using disaster avoidance to drive change
- Paul Murphy Blog
Spyware Confidential
- The state of spyware according to Webroot
- More disturbing long-tail content from Zango
- Movieland.com sued for spyware
- Zango caught in lies about their software on MySpace?
- Vonage and spyware
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Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect
- Need for SOA governance spurs another buy as BEA acquires Flashline
- Market is expressly ready for a real, high-end OSS relational database
- Splunk gets a blind date and generates serious indexing romance with AOL's search data trove
- IT shared services improve IT's ability to deliver services while cutting costs
- Ambiguity over open sourcing Java only serves Sun's detractors
- Dana Gardner Blog
at the whiteboard
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- Presence: Enhancing enterprise interactions
- Putting a human face on B2B communications is possible through consumer apps like IM, voice chat and webinars.
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