Monthly Archives: June 2009
Microsoft Sees Mobile Advertising Increasing in Next 5 Years
A Microsoft executive is predicting that mobile phone advertising space will grow significantly in coming years. However, past activity by certain watchdog groups suggests...
Apple iPhone 3G S Costs $178.96 to Make, iSuppli Reports
While the Apple iPhone 3G S smartphone is more feature-rich and powerful than the iPhone 3G, its bill of materials is only a few...
Google, Facebook to Lock Horns on Branding, Behavioral Targeting
Analysis: For those who can't get enough of the competition between Google and Facebook over traffic and advertising dollars, a June 22 Wired article...
SGI Makes HPC Push with InfiniBand, 10GbE Support
SGI is rolling out servers that can support both on-board InfiniBand connectivity and 10 Gigabit Ethernet.SGI-formerly Rackable Systems-announced the new Rackable x86 servers June...
My iPhone Is Dead, but Apple Customer Support Is Alive and Well
As part of my review of the iPhone 3.0 software upgrade, I tested the remote wipe feature. It worked great and turned my iPhone...
HTC Hero Runs Google Android, Offers New User Environment
From HTC comes the Hero, a new smartphone running Google's Android operating system, as well as a new user environment called HTC Sense.The Hero,...
Cisco Baking RSA Data Loss Prevention Technology Into Its E-mail Security Mix
EMC 's RSA security division is bringing its data loss prevention technology to bear in the e-mail security space through integration with Cisco's IronPort...
Internet Advocates Rip Comcast’s Broadband TV Everywhere
Comcast and Time Warner's plan to make Time Warner's content available for free over the Internet exclusively to Comcast cable subscribers was attacked by...
IBM, HP, Others Report Growing Interest in Mobile Data Centers
When co-location company i/o Data Centers cuts the ribbon on its new 538,000-square-foot data center June 25 in downtown Phoenix, included inside the facility...
HP Mini 5101 Netbook, ProBook Offer Additional PC Choices
Hewlett-Packard has expanded its ProBook notebook line, as well as introduced the Mini 5101, a netbook that's as nice to look at as it...