June 16, 2008 — Tech News and Analysis

Archive for June 16, 2008

The set-top box wars are heating as HP goes from just talking about its MediaSmart Connect to actually putting it on the market. We already know a bit about the device: It plugs into your HD TV and allows you to wirelessly access your digital… Read More »

The bleeding edge of data center design is bright green. Advanced Data Centers (ADC), a year and a half old startup founded by a group of telecom execs, is building what could be the greenest datacenter in North America when built. The… Read More »

 
 

Brightcove tonight is launching a new version of its platform that “competes directly with Move Networks,” SVP Marketing and Strategy Adam Berrey told us today. Nothing like putting a target on your enemy’s back! Brightcove, which is especially strong with news media customers and… Read More »

The Daily Sprout

BioSolar Preps for Full-Scale Production: BioSolar makes solar cell components from plants and has partnered with plastic fabricator Rowland Technologies to start manufacturing on a commercial scale – BioSolar. Fuel Costs Do Change Your Driving: The Economist graphs out how fuel prices relate to vehicle miles… Read More »

The passing of Tim Russert, a man I greatly admired, came as the result of a massive heart attack, an event that cannot be predicted. Having suffered a heart attack myself earlier this year, I know this firsthand — the heart is no match for… Read More »

June 16: What's On GigaNET

Earth2Tech: Tech giants are going solar. Intel spins out (and funds) SpectraWatt. NewTeeVee: BitTorrent client, Vuze (formerly known as Azureus) has gone social and more webby. OStatic: Open source is everywhere: electoral voting & census are two of the more interesting mainstream… Read More »

Defogging Cloud Computing: A Taxonomy

Michael Crandell is CEO and co-founder of RightScale Inc., a Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company that offers a cloud computing management platform, tools and services. We’re heading quickly into the next big chapter of the Internet revolution, with tremendous buzz and excitement around the development of cloud… Read More »

NewTeeVee Station, your hot new resource and debate center for online video, is almost a week old! If it were a baby human, it’d barely be able to look you in the eye. But because it is a baby website, it’s got a… Read More »

5 Free MS Word Add-Ins

Recently, I did a post on productivity tips for Microsoft Word. In addition to tips and keyboard shortcuts, there are also a lot of useful add-ins you can use with Word. They’re especially helpful for tasks such as managing tables, checking to make sure that… Read More »

Just an opinion here as I read various observations on how slow Origami Experience 2.0 is running for some people. While it appears from commenters that you can run… Read More »

As the market for solar continues to grow, the tech giants are starting to wade in. After IBM said today that it will work on thin-film solar technology, Intel said that it has spun out and funded a solar startup called SpectraWatt. Both… Read More »

Tommorow sees the long-awaited release of Clint Eastwood‘s Firefox 3, the third movie in the popular series of Craig Thomas novels, including Firefox, Firefox Down and Winter Hawk. As with most cinematic releases, the movie will be available as a Usenet file… Read More »

More Must Reads

The case of Judge Alex Kozinski has a lot to teach us about privacy and community standards on the Internet. Here’s a quick summary of events so far: Kozinski, chief judge of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, was presiding over an obscenity case when the… Read More »

Email addresses have a certain inertia: once you’ve started sending an address around, it can be very tough to change. But what do you do when you have an existing email address on the web, and a new desktop or mobile… Read More »

Fuel cell vehicles made by Honda are now rolling off a production line in Japan and will be heading to eager customers in California come July, the auto maker said today. The car, the FCX Clarity, represents the latest move from a major car maker… Read More »

Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is a copyright protection agreement between the United States, some European Union countries, and now Canada. They already have a pretty random law up in the great white north that allows them to randomly search devices to find files that infringe on… Read More »

When you buy the new iPhone, are you going to jailbreak it? Are you really a closet Windows fanboy? If you answered yes to each of these questions, then the VistaPerfection 2.0 iPhone Theme by Spec Works was created just for you. It is very customizable… Read More »

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