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Daily Podcast For Monday, Oct. 9


Posted by admin, Oct 9, 2006 11:21 AM

Today's podcast explores cooperation between Mozilla and Microsoft toward better Firefox security in the Vista operating system. Also: The FTC is cracking down on pretexters (who ever heard that word three months ago?), more Sony laptop batteries are being recalled, and Chinese hackers have breached U.S. Commerce Department computers. Speaking of laptop battery woes, the commentary of the day suggests users actually care more about battery life and other functional issues.

Your host today is Tom Smith.


Today's podcast is sponsored by Hewlett-Packard:
Technology should lighten your workload, not add to it. That's why HP created the BladeSystem c-Class--an out-of-the-box IT infrastructure that's cost-savvy, change-ready, energy-efficient and time-smart. BladeSystem c-Class improves on the modular infrastructure, using three exciting technologies that are unlike any other blade solution on the market--Virtual Connect Architecture, Thermal Logic Technology and Insight Control Management.

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