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The Feds are on Facebook. And MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too. 
Putting an end to all apprehensions regarding the efficiency of the
iPad as an e-reader, Apple has spilled some really interesting details
regarding the device that has forced readers to revisit their earlier
comments. Read More
IT looked like the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Friday morning, the fool's parade started. Apple is taking online "pre-orders" for its iPad tablet, which is supposed to begin shipping on April 3. Read More
Last year, Palm thought it had all the pieces for a turnaround in the
market it pioneered: A new CEO known for making the iPod a household
name, a sleek new smart phone called the Pre and fresh, intuitive
operating software. Read More
Cisco made headlines today announcing a next generation router that
will revolutionize the internet by increasing downloads to unheard of
speeds. The Cisco press release makes the following claims about the
CRS-3 router: Read More
Opera 10.5 has a completely renewed chassis and much more horsepower in
the engine, but some work remaining to be done with the upholstery.
Still, Opera is back in the hunt. In terms of computational speed,
Opera is not yet the fastest, but it is disarmingly close. In graphics
performance, it zips past the rest of the field at warp speed.
Google's purchase of DocVerse March 5 validates the market for applications that bridge the gap between the Google Apps cloud computing suite and Microsoft's Office on-premise applications. Read More
Microsoft has made an application that works with Google's Android phone. Called Tag, the free software uses a handset's camera to turn it into a mobile barcode reader. Read More
Yahoo Inc. CEO Carol Bartz says she hopes investors growing impatient
for her to turn around the slumping Internet company remember how long
it took for Steve Jobs to revive Apple Inc. Read More
TiVo Inc., the pioneer of the digital video recorder, hopes its new
DVRs coming out this spring will keep the company relevant in an age
when broadcast and broadband will be combined in TVs. Read More
Hschooler.net has launched the first social network that meets
the unique desires of Christian parents (especially homeschooling
parents) while providing a fun and safe environment for Christian kids.
This new online social network is available at http://hschooler.net. Read More
When Google Buzz launched three weeks ago, the product wasn't ready. There were basic privacy issues
that still needed to be hammered out (and were quickly addressed by
Google), but beyond that Google Buzz simply did not work smoothly
enough to force feed it to 175 million Gmail users without any warning. (MG covered some of the usability issues last week). Read More
It's a Saturday night in February, and 2,000-plus Acer employees have crammed into an exhibition center for the company's Lunar New Year party. As guests sit down to chestnut soup, steamed abalone, and double-boiled young chicken, a troupe of local comedians impersonates Acer executives. Read More
Here is a philosophical iPad question: What is it? Perhaps the best way to explain the iPad is to call it a jack-of-all-trades. It has all the functionality of the iPod Touch, including gaming, music, and video. But it's also a day planner, e-mail device, Web tablet, e-book reader, digital picture frame, and arguably a netbook replacement. So does this mean the iPad will be replacing any of your digital gear anytime soon? To answer that question lets take a closer look at how it matches up to the competition. Read More
Facebook has won a patent on displaying a news feed of users' actions
in a social network, raising a ruckus in the blogosphere over the
possibility that the world's largest social network could keep
competitors at bay through patent lawsuits. Read More
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