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• 16 E-Mail and Instant Messaging Boosters Juice up your online communication with these helpful downloads.
• Mafiaboy Grows Up; a Hacker Seeks Redemption The Internet attack took Yahoo engineers by surprise. It came so fast and with such intensity that Yahoo, then the Web's...
• First Look: iRiver Spinn Multimedia Player Though pricey and sometimes confusing to navigate, the Spinn has a gorgeous design and provides excellent playback quality.
• Google in Curious Alliance With Click-fraud Detection Firm Google has agreed to cooperate with its longtime adversary Click Forensics on click-fraud reports.
• Microsoft Sues DHL After Train Dumps 21,600 Xboxes Microsoft is suing cargo-delivery service DHL Express for allegedly losing 21,600 Xbox game consoles because of a Texas train...
• Use Gmail to Fight Spam Gmail already offers champion spam-filtering for Gmail accounts. Here's how to leverage it with non-Gmail accounts.
• PCI App Security: Who's Guarding the Data Bank? Compliance strategies for PCI's new application security requirements.
• Sync 'Em 1.00 Released Derman Enterprises has announced the release of Sync 'Em 1.00, a new "sync hub" for Mac OS X. It costs US$14.95 for a license...
• It Only Seems Like the Only News Is the Economy Not all of this week's news involved global financial turmoil: while IT budgets are being cut and AMD is breaking itself up, a...
• Kernel Developers, Wall Street to Come Together The Linux Foundation is attempting to get "high-end" Linux end-users more involved in kernel development.
• When in Doubt, Consider the Customer Getting customers is one thing; retaining them is another. Now is a great time to rethink your customer service strategy.
• Whoop de Doop for De-Dupe Data de-duplication is spreading from backups to online storage. So when can we stop buying disks?
• Forrester: Discontent Persists Over SAP Maintenance Hike A new Forrester Research report finds SAP customers are still angry over the vendor's recent maintenance increase.
• Open-Source Drupal Turns Pro Acquia's strengthened and supported distribution of the open source content manager smooths the path to a trouble-free Drupal Web site.
• Sprint's 4G Xohm WiMax: How Fast Is It? In our hands-on tests, the new Xohm network was fast and smooth -- but for now, you have to be in Baltimore.
• Ellison Strikes Bullish Tone at Shareholder Meeting Oracle will likely weather the global financial storm just fine, CEO Larry Ellison said Friday.
• Flex-Time: Want a Four-Day Workweek? IT is Key All companies look to cut costs during an economic recession: A one-year trial of a four-day work week for the state of Utah is predicted to save $3 million. And it saves employees commuting costs as well.
• Yahoo Investor Proposal Unlikely to Push Microsoft A Yahoo shareholder has distributed a proposal outlining terms for a new acquisition offer by Microsoft.
• How to Fix Drop Box Permissions Issues in 10.5 If you have multiple Macs in your home, and you're running OS X 10.5, you may run into a permissions problem with each user's...
• Errant E-mail to Me Will Cost You Ignorance of the law is no excuse -- and when it comes to technology, the same rule applies.
• Apple Releases Another Mega-Patch for Mac OS X It fixes 40 more bugs; total for year now exceeds 250.
• United Lemur Announces Puzzllotto for IPhone United Lemur, a group of veteran Mac and iPhone developers, on Thursday announced the company's first product, Puzzllotto for...
• Favorite Firefox Extensions One of the big advantages Firefox 3 holds over Safari is extensibility. Savvy users can customize the browser to look, feel...
• What Happens to My DSL When I Give Up My Landline? Like many people, Sue is thinking of giving up her land-based telephone service. But her DSL comes through those same lines. Can she keep it?
• Lifted IPhone NDA Opens the Door for Conferences, Books The collective sigh of relief when Apple lifted the iPhone non-disclosure agreement (NDA), which had prevented developers from...