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Macworld coverage:
Ed Burnette: Time Capsule works with PCs too
Garett Rogers: New iPhone update will confuse and upset many Gmail users
Larry Dignan: Steve Jobs’ performance: The big takeaways
Apple delivers iPhone, iPod touch and QuickTime fixes with Macworld updates
Jason O’Grady: Live: Steve Jobs keynote at Macworld 2008
David Morgenstern: A tale of two keynotes
Dan Farber: The […]
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Mary Jo Foley: About-face: Microsoft makes new Vista SP1 test build public
Christopher Dawson: Hands on with the XO Sugar OS. Gallery (left). OLPC America
David Morgenstern: Apple walks on water and WiMax Mobile. Jason O’Grady: MWSF08: ‘Something in the air’ banner spotted.
Garett Rogers: iGoogle for iPhone released, and it’s pretty good
Eco-Patent Commons shares earth-friendly […]
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Larry Dignan: Why Google, Yahoo and Microsoft should worry about Countrywide’s takeunder
Mary Jo Foley: Juniper Networks exec to succeed Microsoft Business Division President Raikes. Another of the Microsoft old guard moves on.
Dennis Howlett: Netsuite nightmares: part deux
Larry Dignan: Another QuickTime code execution flaw surfaces. Oracle plans 27 security fixes for Jan. 15.
Garett Rogers: See […]
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Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft releases another Vista SP1 refresh to 15,000 testers
Ed Bott: Microsoft extends the reach of Media Center
David Morgenstern: Will virtualization be king at Macworld Expo? Robin Harris: ZFS beta now on Mac OS X Leopard. Larry Dignan: A tale of two statements: Apple and the EU on iTunes pricing. Best Buy […]
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Larry Dignan: Mozilla names Lilly CEO; A look at his early priorities
CES coverage:
Robin Harris: Cool storage at CES - part 1
Dan Farber: Jerry Yang offers sneak peak of Yahoo’s future: Life!
Intel’s Paul Otellini touts the ‘personal’ Internet and Smash Mouth
Josh Taylor: CES: My day one highlight? A surge protector
Ed Burnette: Alienware shows […]
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Larry Dignan: Intel’s OLPC pullout sets up XO vs Classmate PC duel Christopher Dawson: OLPC and Intel part ways. What would my ideal education ultraportable look like? Techmeme.
David Morgenstern: Testing the iPod’s secret diagnostic tools
Robin Harris: Microsoft destroys user data - again!
Ed Burnette: Dell delivers Vostro value
Garett Rogers: Gmonkey - The Gmail GreaseMonkey API
Larry […]
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George Ou: A comparison of quad-core server CPUs
Lenovo has eyes on consumer PC market
Phil Wainewright: Eight reasons SaaS will surge in 2008
Netflix, LG to offer movie set-top box
Technology Voters’ Guide: Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Say “No!” to bundled apps!
Christopher Dawson: Why tech support by chat stinks
Gallery: Video cameras keep tabs on London (right).
Janice […]
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Larry Dignan: Lessons Learned: Two weeks with the XO laptop. Gallery: The unboxing.
Researcher: Sears’ use of ComScore software falls short on privacy
Robin Harris: Blu-ray option on new MacBook Pro
Happy 2008:
Larry Dignan: The security wish list
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: A few tech resolutions
Garett Rogers: Most popular Google posts.
Michael Krigsman: Five tips for achieving IT success in […]
It’s New Year’s eve and soon the beginning of another year in technology. At this point, I’m somewhat dislocated from the river of blogs and news. I’ve spent some of the holiday time observing eagles as they float above the river and feast on spawning salmon. But my attention is gradually turning to the tech […]
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As the year winds down, bloggers around the world are looking back on the year in technology and making some predictions about what’s around the corner. ZDNet bloggers are applying the wisdom of the readers, discussing the most popular posts of the year. In broad strokes, the big will continue to get bigger in […]
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Jason O’Grady: Coming soon: iTunes movie rentals
A report in the Financial Times says that Apple and Twentieth Century Fox have reached a deal to provide movie rentals on the iTunes Store. Disney currently sells their full line of films on iTunes while Paramount, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Lionsgate sell older library titles. Movie rental, perhaps for […]
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The subprime mortgage meltdown has triggered a global investment tsunami, with foreign governments and equity firms rushing to bail out U.S. financial institutions. Singapore-based Temasek Holdings Pte. Ltd. acquired $4.4 billion in Merrill Lynch stock and took an option to buy an additional $600 million in stock by March 2008. The China Investment […]
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George Ou: How LCD makers inflate their contrast ratio score
Google NORAD Santa tracker
Robin Harris: Mac OS X Leopard still not ready for prime time
Larry Dignan: Can an airline exec run Red Hat? You’d be surprised
Marc Andreessen: When non-technologists write about technology
Dan Farber: Mozilla floats Weave as Web platform
Mozilla Labs: Mozilla […]
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Red Hat names new Whitehurst CEO; Szulik stays chairman. A message from Matthew.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Hardware 2.0 “Best Kit List” for Dec 07/Jan 08. Without competition from AMD, Intel starts to put the brakes on releases
Podcast: A look back at 2007
Larry Dignan: Watch these FTC privacy principles and expect a skirmish. FTC: Google-DoubleClick deal […]
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George Ou: Hitting 50W peak on a dual-core desktop computer
Mary Jo Foley: Internal Microsoft IE 8 build passes the Acid standards test. MSDN blog. Opera: Acid or no, its Microsoft antitrust complaint goes forward
Adrian Kingsley Hughes: First Look at Firefox 3.0 Beta 2 Odd Firefox system requirements recommendation
David Morgenstern: Parallels, VMware Fusion, Boot […]
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Mary Jo Foley: What’s on Microsoft’s agenda for 2008? Mary Jo’s top 10 at right. Guess prediction 10.
Dan Farber: ZDNet 2007: What the tag cloud tells us
ZoneAlarm toolbar bundle raises a ruckus
George Ou: Capital One customers experience data corruption
Mac versus Windows vulnerability stats for 2007
David Morgenstern: FileMaker fixes serious Leopard ‘compatibility issues’ for older […]
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Larry Dignan: Apple delivers hefty patch haul; Addresses Leopard flaws and Safari
David Morgenstern: Are Mac users more honest than Windows users? Treating Leopard’s Finder not-fully-loading bug
WSJ: Apple meets with DoCoMo, Softbank over iPhone in Japan.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft outlines what’s coming in Windows Mobile 7, 8
As Microsoft knows, there’s more than one way […]
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Ed Burnette: Getting started with Android
Ed Bott: Microsoft to relax XP activation rules with SP3
Mary Jo Foley: There’s still a lot of life left in desktop office suite. Microsoft releases CRM 4.0 to manufacturing just under the wire
Garett Rogers: New version of the Google Talk client disables voicemail and more
Dana Blankenhorn: Spam a bigger […]
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Ryan Naraine: Apple slaps more bandaids on QuickTime
David Berlind: Google/OpenSocial’s director of engineering David Glazer unplugged: ‘Shindig is live’
Christopher Dawson: Another cheap mini-portable…competition rocks
Larry Dignan: Opera files complaint against Microsoft in the EU over IE, Windows bundle; CTO makes Web standards case. Mary Jo Foley: Why Opera’s complaint is a bad idea. Paula Rooney: […]
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David Berlind: With tech titan support, Green Grid to help datacenters go green with measurement standards
Mary Jo Foley: Windows 7 to get new touch features. Microsoft makes IE with component activation change available to testers.
Larry Dignan: Ahead of its financial powwow, AMD takes ATI writedown
Images: Future tech at Microsoft Innovation Day (right)
Jason O’Grady: What […]
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David Morgenstern: Does the Dell PC XPS One top Apple’s iMac (are they blind)?
Michael Krigsman: IT security failure costs UK agency its chairman.
George Ou: Ruckus brings smart antennas to the enterprise wireless LAN space
Phil Wainewright: Amazon EC2 offers a shortcut to SaaS. RightScale makes EC2 a better fit for SaaS. Joe McKendrick: The $80 […]
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Paula Rooney: Torvalds, Red Hat are no shows at Linuxworld. Novell CEO Calls For New Linux Distro ISV Standard, Praises FSF.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft confirms Windows XP SP3 pre-beta is in testers’ hands. A (Microsoft) Code Name a Day: Volta. You say SkyDrive, I say LiveDrive.
Ed Bott: A confusing (but harmless) hotfix error message. […]