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Friday February 5, 2010 |
| Mozilla Finds Malware in Firefox Add-Ons
[February 5, 2010] Thousands of Windows users could be affected by a Trojan embedded in a pair of add-ons for the popular—and mostly bug-free—open source browser application.
Facebook Redesigns Site, Looks to 400M Users
[February 5, 2010] As it nears another major milestone, social networking giant Facebook has begun rolling out a set of changes to its home page designed to simplify the site.
DoJ Still Wary About Google Book Settlement
[February 5, 2010] Federal attorneys say amended settlement still doesn't address fundamental antitrust and copyright concerns.
Mozilla Offers New Choice for Smartphone Users
[February 5, 2010] Mozilla's Firefox Mobile 1.0 is now only available for Nokia's Maemo Platform but that's about to change as developers scramble to bring the browser to other smartphone platforms.
ARM Reaches for Netbooks With New Designs
[February 5, 2010] Netbooks might be a tiny part of the market today, but the chipmaker is betting that not only will the category continue to grow, but that it'll have a sizable chunk of the space.
Super Bowl May Lead to Super Headaches for IT
[February 5, 2010] Users watching bandwidth-hogging video recaps the following day may be just the start of network administrators' worries after the big game.
DoJ Says Google Books Deal Flawed
[February 5, 2010] Justice Department says agreement with Authors Guild doesn't address antitrust and copyright issues.
Former Microsoft Exec Slams Company
[February 4, 2010] In a New York Times op-ed piece, former Microsoft VP Dick Brass ticks off a number of technologies he says the software giant has failed to capitalize on.
Juniper Planning Major Router Upgrade
[February 4, 2010] Networking firm plans to more than double the speed of its core T-series routers.
Intel's New Core vPro Designed for SMBs
[February 4, 2010] Latest iteration of the vPro line aims to broaden its reach as an enterprise solution to SMBs as well.
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