Monthly Archives: July 2007
Yahoo Gets First Female Director
In a move that some pundits argue better arms Yahoo for an all-out media war, the internet giant appointed telecom executive Maggie Wilderotter to...
Nasty Firefox URI-Handling Bugs Crunched
Mozilla has fixed serious URI-handling holes in Firefox that, if left unpatched, leave a system open to hijacking. The maker of the open-source browser...
No Photo ID, Day 2-Finding my License
I was going to blog my way through a week without my photo ID but I have to admit that I found my driver...
Microsoft Wants Its HD Photo Technology to Be an Industry Standard
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Microsoft is looking to get more of its technology certified as an industry standard and...
Building SOAs from Open Source
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Update Plugs Security Hole in Yahoo Widgets
Yahoo is urging users of Yahoo Widgets to upgrade to address a vulnerability hackers can exploit remotely to take control of a compromised system.According...
Resistance to RFID Lingers Despite Successes
Resistance to RFID LingersDespite Successes"> Alien Technology announced July 30 that one of its customers, textile producer Griva SpA, has realized a 30 percent...
Microsoft Moves Ahead with Software Modeling
With the goal of generating applications from simple models an elusive goal, Microsoft and others are working on technology to make it a reality.
Some...
SAP Enhances ERP 6.0
As part of SAPs core platform strategy geared toward its large enterprise customers, the company released a second enhancement package July 31 that amounts...
3M Settles Lawsuit with Sony, Lenovo and Others
3M has settled a lawsuit that it brought against several IT vendors, including Sony, Lenovo Group, Hitachi and others for infringing on patent designs...