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Get Ready for Firefox 1.5

The next version of the popular Firefox Web browser has undergone a name change to 1.5 and will be released for beta testing in September. The Mozilla Foundation plans to release the ...

by Editorial Staff

Getting the Most from Your I.T. Training Dollars

I.T. training budgets are making a resurgence, and I.T. departments are looking for the best places to invest training dollars. A lot is at stake. The prospect of baby-boomer retirement looms as ...

by Mark McDonnell

Fox Backs Blu-ray Next-Gen DVD Format

Yankee Group analyst Nitin Gupta suggested that surveys can be skewed by any company to get the results it seeks. Gupta noted that the poll about HD DVD versus Blu-ray makes no ...

by Mark McDonnell

Senate Committee Meets To Consider File-Sharing Legislation

July 29, 2005 11:50AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us Forrester analyst Josh Bernoff believes that a move toward more legislation governing file-sharing applications will have limited effect. “Since a bunch of them ...

by Editorial Staff

Kenosha Finds Big Savings in Linux

Kenosha, a city of about 100,000, was on the bleeding edge when it began deploying Linux nearly a decade ago. The city had been a Unix shop, but as I.T. demands became ...

by Mark McDonnell

Optimus Reconceives the Keyboard

July 27, 2005 5:50PM Because the Optimus keyboard provides visual feedback, it has the potential to tie into any software program on the market, said Artemy Lebedev, the studio’s founder and the ...

by Editorial Staff

Wi-Fi Networks Under Attack

If a squatter moved in next door, and ran electrical extension cords from his living room to an outlet on your patio, you might object to his obvious pirating of your electricity ...

by Michael Smith

MGM v. Grokster: What Comes Next for File Sharing?

For intellectual-property attorneys, the lead-up to the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the MGM vs. Grokster case was like being in a crowded sports bar before the Super Bowl. Bets were ...

by Editorial Staff

Microsoft Bangs the Privacy DRM

Microsoft has detailed its forthcoming privacy and security plans, which include enhancements to Internet Explorer 7 and the addition of digital rights management software into applications at the document level.Despite earlier plans ...

by Mark McDonnell

Google Unveils Personalized Search Beta

Google said that a fishing enthusiast, for example, would now get different results than a musician when entering the word “bass” as a search query. The service builds on the My Search ...

by Michael Smith