Monthly Archives: January 2007
Intel Takes Wraps Off 45-nm Penryn
Intel unveiled details of its next-generation Core 2 processors, code-named Penryn, to the technology press on Jan. 25.
Just as AMD catches up with Intel...
DHS Seizes Yahoo Records While Investigating Money-Laundering Scam
You'd think with all the Nigerian 419 scams being publicized lately that people would stop falling prey to money-laundering schemes from African countries. But...
Symantec Unveils e-Discovery Control Suite
Data storage and security vendor Symantec Jan. 29 introduced a new integrated information security and archiving suite of applications that offers consistent enforcement of...
Putting Windows Vista PCs to the Test
Windows Vista is here. The long-awaited operating system is set to grace current and future builds of desktop and laptop manufacturers as of the...
Microsoft Answers Vista OEM Questions
A Microsoft representative confirmed that users may buy an OEM copy of Windows Vista at a substantial discount, provided they adhere to the terms...
Adobe, AIIM Make ISO Push for PDF
People with differing definitions of what makes an open standard truly "open" will still be able to argue about PDF until theyre blue in...
Chad Hurley: YouTube Will (Eventually) Pay Users
YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley -- that's the one who doesn't look like a resident of Trollzopolis -- said this weekend at the World Economic...
Google Maps Are Inconsistently Edited
Much ado about maps this weekend: Another thread on Slashdot discusses how some potentially sensitive areas, like this nuclear facility in Boston, are blurred...
Vendors Begin Plugging Products for RSA Show
The avalanche of new security products launched for the RSA Conference 2007 has already begun, even though the show itself does not kick off...
Parity 3.5 Reins in Malware by Taking Control of Desktop
Bit9s Parity 3.5 is a fine host-based intrusion prevention system that works not by identifying and blocking malware before it touches the system but...