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Chicago Ponders Citywide Wi-Fi Network

Chicago officials took the first tentative steps Tuesday toward installation of a citywide wireless network that would allow residents to connect to the Internet from easy chairs, school desks and office break ...

by Editorial Staff

Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger

Mac OS X has recently become interesting even to people outside the Cult of Macintosh. The more Microsoft Windows is bogged down by viruses, spyware and disruptive security updates, the more miserable ...

by Mark McDonnell

Apple’s New OS X Tiger Tightens Security

Apple Computer yesterday started selling Tiger, its newest operating system for Macintosh computers, which features an integrated search engine for the hard drive and a litter of small applications that the firm ...

by Editorial Staff

Should Win 64 Be Part of Your Plan?

The world is full of numbers, as people work 24/7, pick up snacks at 7-11 and get the 411. In the technology arena, where digits are rampant, the number garnering the most ...

by Michael Smith

Onlookers Await Airbus A380 Test Flight

The first flight is tentatively set to begin around midmorning and could last for much of the day as the plane circles the region, beaming back real-time measurements of 150,000 parameters to ...

by Michael Smith

New Worm Targets P2P Networks

April 25, 2005 12:08PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us “The hacker appears to be sympathetic to the entertainment industry and their legal strategies against people who illegally trade music and movies,” Sophos ...

by Editorial Staff

Microsoft, RIM Team on BlackBerry

Enterprises have become increasingly reliant on the mobile portions of their communication networks — allowing employees to be reached while sitting at their desks or on the road.  Instant messaging began in ...

by Mark McDonnell

Developer’s Dilemma: PHP or Perl?

Perl has been around the longest, and because it was not developed for the Web, it was very big, bulky and slow when it first appeared on the scene, according to Keith ...

by Editorial Staff

Sun’s Jonathan Schwartz Slams Open-Source Licensing Model

In his speech, Sun Microsystems president Jonathan Schwartz said that the GPL expressly limits choice by disallowing the inclusion of non-GPL code into GPL projects. He added that it “exports a form ...

by Elizabeth Millard

DVD Jon Pulled Off Old Trick with iTunes

Despite the froth and fury being generated in the press about the breaching of iTunes’ song locks by the infamous hacker DVD Jon, the “accomplishment” really is nothing new. The knowledge of ...

by Editorial Staff