Monthly Archives: June 2007
ITC Bans Qualcomm Chip Imports
WASHINGTON – The International Trade Commission voted late on June 7 to ban the import of wireless devices that use Qualcomm chips and chip...
Outsourcer Stiffs H-1B Temp Workers for Millions
Patni Computer Systems, an Indian outsourcing firm, will pay more than 600 H-1B visa holders over $2.4 million in back wages, the U.S Department...
Six Free Multiservice IM Clients
Tired of all the ads on AIM? Want access to more services than just Yahoo? There are lots of IM client choices besides the...
As Dell Turns to Channel, Missteps Are a Near Certainty
For a company that built a business model around disdaining the channel, Dell sure gets a lot of attention in the channel. And that...
Tech Data to Carry GizMac Accessories for Apple
Catering to its Apple-centric resellers and end users, Tech Data announced it will serve as the first distributor for GizMac Accessories XRackPro line of...
Katt Has Laundry List of Tips
"We all know that crap is king, give us dirty laundry," sang the dulcet-toned Drudge, Don Henley-like, when he heard that LG had applied...
Automated Compliance Process Gains Favor
Controlling user access on the network is the cornerstone of any enterprise compliance effort. Finally, it seems that resistance to automating this process is...
Anti-Spam Orgs Under DDoS Siege
Anti-spam forces must have hit a nerve with their adversaries.
As of the evening of June 7, anti-spam groups Spamhaus, SURBL (Spam URI Realtime Blocklists),...
New Firm Eager to Slap Patents on Security Patches
Security researchers, are you tired of handing your vulnerability discoveries over to your employer, as if that were what you're paid to do? Helping...
Adobe Updates Reader, Acrobat for Vista
Acrobat Standard, Professional and Reader received the Windows Vista treatment this week with a new 8.1 update, Adobe announced June 6. The 8.1 update...