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GSMA Pushes for a Universal Mobile-Phone Charger

February 17, 2009 12:51PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us The GSMA announced at the Mobile World Congress plans to develop a universal charger for mobile phones by 2012. The GSMA said a ...

by Michael Smith

Network Storage Product Roundup

January 29, 2009 7:53AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us Ensuring security in heterogeneous network environments, ZENworks Network Access Control uses policies to grant or deny access to the network based on tests ...

by Michael Smith

Motorola Staffing Up To Cash In on Android Buzz

September 29, 2008 1:42PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us Motorola is reportedly looking to hire hundreds of Android developers to cash in on the buzz around Google’s Linux-based mobile operating system. Motorola’s ...

by Michael Smith

Samsung May Buy SanDisk, Consolidate Flash Market

September 5, 2008 1:52PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us Memory maker Samsung is considering an offer for SanDisk to save #350 million a year in flash-memory licensing fees and consolidate the market. ...

by Michael Smith

Study: Online Games More Captivating

Joshua Smyth, a Syracuse University psychology professor, noted that most of the public debate on video games has centered on their often violent content, while the “enthrallment” potential, which can have both ...

by Michael Smith

Network Solutions Slammed for New Domain Policy

Many are saying that Network Solutions is “front running” — a scheme used by domain-name scammers to register domain names only to sell them later for higher prices than the initial fees. ...

by Michael Smith

Ask.com Gives Privacy Control to Users

December 11, 2007 8:58AM Following news that Ask.com has introduced a new tool, called AskEraser, that can prevent Ask.com from storing any search data, EPIC’s Marc Rotenberg said Ask.com’s AskEraser is a ...

by Michael Smith

California Hacks Its E-Voting Machines

July 31, 2007 8:56AM Following a report from a team of experts indicating that electronic voting systems are vulnerable, vendors fought back at the public hearing in California, with officials from Sequoia ...

by Michael Smith

MySpace Takes On the ‘Spam King’

Scott Richter, named one of the world’s worst spammers by consumer advocacy site Spamhaus, has been tied to several major illegal spam campaigns. Richter must face the legal guns at MySpace after ...

by Michael Smith

Could Google Translate Help E-Commerce?

Although Google has stated no plans to throw advertising into the multilanguage mix, Google Translate might draw international shoppers to English-only e-commerce sites, according to analyst Greg Sterling, who said Google Translate ...

by Michael Smith