Google held a press conference today to highlight some of the features of its new Chrome OS, due to launch sometime before Christmas 2010.
Google held a press conference today to highlight some of the features of its new Chrome OS, due to launch sometime before Christmas 2010.
01 Nov
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Ars Technica has a great article about the current legal questions surrounding the FCCs authority to enforce network neutrality rules on the Internet.
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The CEO of Kaspersky labs wishes the internet were a locked down, authoritarian “safe place”.
RoughlyDrafted provides some biting criticism and information from a source close to one of the most widely publicized losses of user data in recent years.
Apple isn’t known for high quality headphones, the pair included with every iPod and iPhone are widely considered to be inferior to even a cheap store-bought pair.
However, Apple recently began selling a pair of high quality ‘in ear monitors’, featuring Balanced Armature drivers, stainless steel driver caps, and an integrated remote control with microphone compatible with recent iPod Touch and iPhone models.
Read on for a quick non-audiophile review of Apple’s latest offering in personal headphones.
While Google Voice is not truly even a “beta” yet, developers have already written native iPhone apps to interface with the service, and users are already finding ways to make it more useful. Push notifications are absent from all of the iPhone apps so far, but there are solutions available.
Internet service in the U.S. has become a non-competitive landscape of slow line speeds and lately, blatant abuse of power. We may need to start treating internet service like a regulated utility if it is to remain the open engine for innovation we’ve come to know and love
It is now possible to encrypt an entire Linux system, including root, the boot partition, and even the kernel itself. I’ll detail how it works, and what it means for users of future Linux distributions.
A common problem in the IT world, upgrades sometimes break things. However by combining some excellent tools together the problem can be solved entirely.