YouTube Gets More HD Video
In a move likely to pique the interest of video news organizations, YouTube also added three new video landing pages.
Life On Mars Looks More Likely
NASA's next mission to Mars, the Mars Science Laboratory rover, could help determine once and for all whether life existed on Mars, or continues to do so.
Apple Sued Over Apple TV
EZ4Media's lawsuit alleges that Apple TV, Airport Express, and Apple Macintosh personal computers infringe four of its patents.
Hitting Google Where It Hurts
Since the beginning of the month, both Microsoft and Yahoo have been hitting Google where it hurts: in its privacy policy.
Mozilla Firefox 3.05 Updates User Rights
The change addresses criticism from the free and open source software community that Mozilla was asserting rights through the Firefox EULA that were incompatible with the GPL.
Innovate Or Try Again
"If we don't innovate, we're going to die." That's how Robert Egger, creative director at Specialized Bicycles, put it last year in the Google-sponsored Innovate or Die Pedal-Powered Machine Contest.
Google Chrome For Mac Is Available (Sort Of)
If you use Mac OS X and are dying to try Google's Chrome browser, you can, provided you have the technical chops to compile your own applications and the patience to deal with programs that crash a lot. The partially completed code is available at the Chromium Web site.
Google Chrome Goes Gold With 1.0 Release
With improved speed and stability over the beta released in September, Chrome is hoping to grab a larger chunk of the browser market from Internet Explorer and Firefox.
Google's Gmail Gets To-Do List
Just in time to help you with your holiday shopping, Google on Monday said that it had added a lightweight to-do list called Tasks to Gmail.
The Greatest Google Merchandise
Google on Thursday said it would supply Gmail stickers to anyone who sends in a self-addressed stamped envelope. It's an offer the company may come to regret.
Net Neutrality Foe Charges Google With Bandwidth Freeloading
"Google uses 21 times more bandwidth than it pays for," charges Scott Cleland in a report issued under the aegis of Precursor, a telecom research and consulting firm. Cleland also runs NetCompetition.org, a group opposed to Net Neutrality legislation, which Google supports.
Blocking Online Ads May Save Energy
Using Firefox 3.04, with AdBlock Plus and NoScript, a browser add-on that blocks client-side scripts, researchers realized a power savings of 11 watts, based on average readings.
Apple Axes Antivirus Help Page
The company has removed an online help document that advised customers to use multiple antivirus products to keep their Macs secure.
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YouTube Gets More HD Video
In a move likely to pique the interest of video news organizations, YouTube also added three new video landing pages.
Life On Mars Looks More Likely
NASA's next mission to Mars, the Mars Science Laboratory rover, could help determine once and for all whether life existed on Mars, or continues to do so.
Apple Sued Over Apple TV
EZ4Media's lawsuit alleges that Apple TV, Airport Express, and Apple Macintosh personal computers infringe four of its patents.
Hitting Google Where It Hurts
Since the beginning of the month, both Microsoft and Yahoo have been hitting Google where it hurts: in its privacy policy.
Mozilla Firefox 3.05 Updates User Rights
The change addresses criticism from the free and open source software community that Mozilla was asserting rights through the Firefox EULA that were incompatible with the GPL.
Innovate Or Try Again
"If we don't innovate, we're going to die." That's how Robert Egger, creative director at Specialized Bicycles, put it last year in the Google-sponsored Innovate or Die Pedal-Powered Machine Contest.
Google Chrome For Mac Is Available (Sort Of)
If you use Mac OS X and are dying to try Google's Chrome browser, you can, provided you have the technical chops to compile your own applications and the patience to deal with programs that crash a lot. The partially completed code is available at the Chromium Web site.
Google Chrome Goes Gold With 1.0 Release
With improved speed and stability over the beta released in September, Chrome is hoping to grab a larger chunk of the browser market from Internet Explorer and Firefox.
Google's Gmail Gets To-Do List
Just in time to help you with your holiday shopping, Google on Monday said that it had added a lightweight to-do list called Tasks to Gmail.
The Greatest Google Merchandise
Google on Thursday said it would supply Gmail stickers to anyone who sends in a self-addressed stamped envelope. It's an offer the company may come to regret.
Net Neutrality Foe Charges Google With Bandwidth Freeloading
"Google uses 21 times more bandwidth than it pays for," charges Scott Cleland in a report issued under the aegis of Precursor, a telecom research and consulting firm. Cleland also runs NetCompetition.org, a group opposed to Net Neutrality legislation, which Google supports.
Blocking Online Ads May Save Energy
Using Firefox 3.04, with AdBlock Plus and NoScript, a browser add-on that blocks client-side scripts, researchers realized a power savings of 11 watts, based on average readings.
Apple Axes Antivirus Help Page
The company has removed an online help document that advised customers to use multiple antivirus products to keep their Macs secure.
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