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• Samsung Puts 128G-byte SSDs Into Mass Production Samsung Electronics is mass producing solid-state drives with a 128G-byte capacity, and will begin production of a 256G-byte...
• Symantec Warns of New Word Attack Symantec is warning of a possible 0day flaw in Microsoft Word that is being exploited by cybercriminals.
• VirusBarrier X5 VirusBarrier X5 (version 10.5.2) bills itself as simple, fast, and nonintrusive, and it certainly lives up that billing, with...
• Would Wi-Fi Push You to Public Transport? If you could have a continuous Internet connection on your way to work, would it change whether you drove or used public transportation?
• Telcel Spells out IPhone 3G Plans for Mexico Well, we've heard from our neighbors to the north about their iPhone plans (along with the less than favorable reactions of...
• No IPhones for Canadian Apple Stores? On Tuesday, Apple enthusiast Web site AppleInsiderposted a story saying that Apple--unhappy about Canadian iPhone partner...
• The Internet Gets a Patch, as DNS Bug Is Fixed Security researcher Dan Kaminsky has discovered a flaw in the DNS protocol that allows attackers to spoof Internet addresses.
• REALbasic 2008 Release 3 Ships REAL Software on Tuesday began shipping its cross-platform development platform, REALbasic.
• TrueCrypt 6.0 Improves Data Security Performance The latest version of the free drive-encryption tool can shield sensitive data from prying eyes at home and abroad, now faster than ever.
• Meet the Millionaire CIOs CIOs rank among top paid execs at 47 Fortune 1000 companies.
• Microsoft's Cloud Forms Exchange, SharePoint, Office Communications, and other applications will run in Microsoft's datacenters and be sold by the seat this fall.
• Microsoft Sets Hosted-services Pricing, Irks Partners Some Microsoft partners are less than thrilled by the company's push into a software-plus-services model, which will compete...
• Groups: Targeted Ad Program May Be Illegal A targeted advertising program adopted by several ISPs may be illegal, privacy groups say.
• You Can, But Should You Purge Everything? There are advantages and disadvantages of purging messaging content or saving it.
• Adobe Readying New Mashup Tool for Business Users A team at Adobe is building a new mashup toolkit for average business users.
• Apple iPhone 3G Pre-Orders Crash O2 Site Exclusive U.K. operator empties online inventory.
• Software for Webmasters, Wordsmiths, and Whodunnit Fans Learn about your Web site's visitors, find the right word, and unearth clues to a puzzling crime.
• Don't Give Google a Free Pass on Data Collection Some see storage of user data as privacy issue, as much as Viacom getting access to info.
• Need a Web Hosting Provider? Try the 3 a.m. Test Tips on critical criteria to consider when selecting a new Web hosting provider, include availability of tech support, bandwidth and scalable hosting solutions.
• Build a PC, Juice Up Your Laptop Want to build your own PC? Here's your chance. Plus, how to upgrade your old laptop or buy a new one.
• Microsoft Patches Security Bugs in Products Microsoft has released patches for Exchange, SQL Server, and Windows, including a fix for a widespread flaw in DNS.
• IPhone 3G Guided Tours Go International You're familiar with Bob, the iPhone guy. Maybe not by name, but I assure you--you've seen his work. He's the genteel fellow...
• Apple Offers Details, Advice for Friday's IPhone Launch Getting an iPhone back in the day--the day, in this case, being June 2007--was no big thing. Just show up early, stand in...
• US Senate Resumes Debate on Surveillance Bill The Senate resumes debate on a controversial surveillance bill.
• Watch Out for an IE Zero-Day Attack There's no fix yet available for the latest attack against Microsoft's browser.