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Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 18, 2009
Email is currently one of the key elements of the Internet. And sending and receiving email is usually one of the first things we learn [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 18, 2009
Microsoft announced today that it has officially begun work on Internet Explorer 9.
In a completely unsurprising announcement, Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft’s Windows and Windows Live division, today announced at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC), that development began three weeks [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 18, 2009
It seems some big name online retailers thought it would be okay to trick consumers into giving their credit card information to third-party vendors. The United States Senate is letting them know they thought wrong.
The U.S. Senate Committee on [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 18, 2009
Google is scheduled to give the first public demonstration of its forthcoming Chrome operating system tomorrow. Here are some of the questions which could be answered by the event:
What’s the selling point? Is it speed? Price (or lack of it)? The [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 17, 2009
Twitter is a massively popular social networking and micro-blogging site that has gained an inordinate amount of headlines and copy over the past year or so. But [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 17, 2009
A new update has gone out for Palm’s webOS, and for once it does not include iTunes syncing.
Ever since Palm released the Palm Pre, the company has been touting the fact you could sync the phone with your iTunes library. [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 17, 2009
At least one of the newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has begun to outline how it expects readers to begin paying for the news.
According to the Guardian, the News International owned newspaper [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 17, 2009
Unfriend – to remove a contact on a social networking site – has been named the word of the year by staff from the New Oxford American Dictionary. Its editors say several tech-related words were considered for the honor.
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 17, 2009
Verizon’s commercials ridiculing AT&T’s 3G coverage may have sparked a lawsuit, but the company stands by the campaign saying the, “ads are true and the truth hurts.”
It all started with Verizon’s ad with the slogan, “There’s [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 16, 2009
Bullying has been around for generations and will likely remain a problem for generations to come. The problem is it evolves over time, with playground bullying first moving to mobile phones and email [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 16, 2009
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has been recalled from all retail stores in Russia, effectively banning the game in the country.
It is being reported by Destructoid, based on a report from Russian site GotPS3, that [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 16, 2009
While Rupert Murdoch is sure the future of online news is to put all content behind subscription walls, he may find not that many Americans are keen on the idea.
A poll was recently conducted by the Boston [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 16, 2009
Palm stock surged 8 percent on reports that Nokia could acquire the struggling smartphone maker, but does Nokia really need yet another mobile platform?
Palm is in the midst of a historic turnaround with Jon Rubinstein, creator of the [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 16, 2009
China has joined the short list of nations with one of the world’s fastest supercomputers. And IBM has been knocked off the top spot for the first time in five years.
The figures come in the TOP500 list issued twice a year [...]
Posted from TECH.BLORGE on November 15, 2009
Black Friday is almost upon us yet again, and the one day of the year when bargain hunting is regarded as [...]
