March, 2007 — Tech News and Analysis

Archive for March 2007

Can’t wait until April 8th for the final story arc on The Sopranos? Neither can I! The good news is, we don’t have to. There’s a leaked copy of the first new episode on Mininova, being tracked from Demonoid‘s servers.… Read More »

Internet OS sector seems to be getting increasingly crowded. Start-ups such as YouOS, EyeOS are vying for mindshare with Internet giants like Google. The seriousness of market is reflected by the fact that earlier this month, Microsoft set up an all-star group to tackleRead More »

 
 

Now that the technology conference March Madness is over, how are other mediums using that technology to achieve more? Learn how to videoblog, or just collaborate on projects with other vloggers at SuperHappyVlogHouse. The gathering commences with a Creative Commons talk at 4pm on March 31,… Read More »

Windows Home Server beta goes public

Wasn’t I just wondering where my Windows Home Server beta disk was? Looks like it’s already outdated as WHS Beta 2 is available….for the public! You’ll have to be… Read More »

Today’s freebie at Giveaway of the Day might be useful for the small screen; Hide Window Plus hides windows or groups of windows in a moment’s notice. This is one… Read More »

Experts: OS X still safe but ‘does it matter?’

Between the Month of Apple Bugs, the ‘Hacking a MacBook in 60 seconds’ controversy and Bill Gates’ Newsweek interview where he claimed “security guys break the Mac every single day,” one could be forgiven for thinking that maybe Macs are insecure and unsafe. But InformationWeek’s Sharon Gaudin… Read More »

This week, New York City was the white hot center for discussing the business of marketing in online worlds. I wasn’t able to attend, but I’ve been following the copious notes of Mark Wallace, who live blogged many of the sessions at 3pointD.… Read More »

I almost forgot about this pic I snapped while watching ’24′ on Monday night. The situation was quite comical actually; we have friends come over to watch the show… Read More »

RANT: The U.S. wireless industry’s annual fiesta, CTIA 2007, is finally wrapping up. By all means it looks like a successful show, capped by a news release from CTIA that boasts that data revenues of the industry jumped 77% in 2006 to $15.2 billion, representing… Read More »

Making Games for Fun and Profit: Interview with Cellufun

One of the newer companies that’s making a splash in the mobile gaming scene is Cellufun. Founded in 2005 by three men, Arthur Goikhman, Stave Dacek and Cary Torkelson, Cellufun has managed to up their download from 300 a day to 20,000. So, with… Read More »

I’ve had my refurbished and repaired MacBook Pro for one week today and it looks like we’re right back to where we started. A few days ago, apps started randomly… Read More »

Most vloggers make an effort to create their own sites and feeds as opposed to relying exclusively on the features of video sharing services, according to Mefeedia. While a vlogger could certainly use YouTube or Blip.tv tools to get audience feedback and syndicate his… Read More »

More Must Reads

With a pen-like stylus and a “physics-enabled” virtual workspace prototyped by BumpTop, you can organize electronic files into piles just like you do on your real desktop. I’m not sure whether this shows radical innovation or utter insanity; either way, it’s impressive. We’ve considered the… Read More »

Among the first apps I install on my Windows Mobile devices is Resco Explorer, a powerful combination of multiple functions. Resco Explorer beats the pants off of the native File Explorer and… Read More »

Now this is a good reason to buy the AppleTV. The Major League Baseball video highlights for the 2007 season will be available on iTunes Store and will include a daily 25 minute “MLB.com Daily Rewind” highlight show and two weekly “Games of the Week,” featuring… Read More »

In his latest Byte of the Apple column for BusinessWeek, Arik Hesseldahl dissects the latest efforts by Greenpeace to “shame Apple into taking what it considers corrective action on environmental practices.” Greenpeeace has been focusing on Apple because of how the company rates on the group’s environmental… Read More »

But I didn’t know it was this simple! All I had to do was ask a friend for their PowerBook and I could’ve gotten one for free. Or not. Does anyone know somebody like this? I’m getting ahead of myself. In case… Read More »

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