Michael Smith

Michael Smith is a seasoned technology writer with over 10 years of experience specializing in internet-related topics, emerging technologies, and digital trends. His deep understanding of the tech landscape allows him to simplify complex subjects for a wide range of readers, from industry professionals to tech enthusiasts. Michael has contributed to numerous well-regarded publications and has a proven track record of delivering accurate, engaging, and well-researched content. With a passion for innovation, Michael regularly covers topics such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and internet infrastructure. His ability to stay ahead of the curve in this fast-paced field ensures that readers receive the latest insights and information on cutting-edge technologies. In addition to his writing career, Michael holds a degree in Computer Science.

Latest From Michael Smith

Assange: WikiLeaks To Speed Release of Leaked Docs

January 12, 2011 9:36AM WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says the whistle-blower organization is stepping ups its publication of confidential U.S. embassy cables and other confidential documents. American officials are trying to build ...

by Michael Smith

Windows 7, Office Drive Record Microsoft Revenue

Microsoft reported record revenue of $16.04 billion in the second quarter, driven by strong Windows 7 and Office sales. Microsoft CFO Peter Klein estimated Windows 7 is now on more than 15 ...

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Windows 7, Office Drive Record Microsoft Revenue

Your Next Generation Data Center Is Here! VblockTM Systems: the world’s most advanced converged infrastructure, are built on the Cisco Unified Computing System with Intel® Xeon® processors. VblockTM Systems deliver extraordinary time to ...

by Michael Smith

Pre-Alpha MeeGo Ready To Take on Apple and Android

July 1, 2010 11:33AM Nokia and Intel have released the pre-alpha MeeGo mobile operating system to developers. The Linux-based merger of Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo is the successor to Symbian. Nokia ...

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EU Takes Swipe Against ‘Proprietary’ Software

EU Internet Commissioner Neelie Kroes says governments should have a “clear justification” if they mandate proprietary software that sets royalties and restrictions. Kroes favors open software, and wants to draw up detailed ...

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Sarah Palin Testifies in E-Mail Hacking Case

Sarah Palin has testified against her accused e-mail hacker. A 22-year-old man allegedly hacked into Palin’s Yahoo e-mail account during the 2008 presidential race. The former Alaska governor said she used the ...

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Google Hackers Reportedly Targeted Password System

Hacker attacks on Google traced to China appear to have been directed at Gaia, a Google system now named Single Sign-on, which allows cloud users to access apps with one password. Access ...

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Episodic Deal May Monetize YouTube in Booming Market

April 5, 2010 8:34AM Google has acquired Episodic, a video startup that offers possibilities to monetize YouTube in the booming market for web and mobile video. Episodic lets publishers and marketers host, ...

by Michael Smith

Hacker Cracks ‘Digital Fort Knox’ Security Chip

February 10, 2010 7:06AM Christopher Tarnovsky’s discovery shows a way that spies can acquire military and trade secrets. Tarnovsky figured out a way to break chips that carry a “Trusted Platform Module,” ...

by Michael Smith

Apple’s Tablet Computer May Be Launched in January

December 24, 2009 9:22AM Apple, Inc. may be close to launching a touchscreen tablet computer. Speculation exploded after Apple rented the Yerba Beuna Center in San Francisco, the site of previous product ...

by Michael Smith