October 2007 News
Tuesday October 30, 2007

• Survey Favors Dogpile's Metasearch Approach

• Nintendo Bumps Sony From Its Videogame Market Perch

• Electronics Salvage Company Adds Free Recycling

• Imeem Strikes Deal With EMI For Free Streaming Music, Videos

• Personal Home Robot Wins iRobot's Create Challenge

• Cisco And Satyam To Create Health Services Network In India

• California Fire Watchers Tap Wi-Fi For Blaze Control

• Congress Approves Seven-Year Internet-Tax Ban

• Microsoft Announces SOA as a Service Roadmap, Aims to Remove Coding from Development

• Tech Products For The Holidays: Start Making A List

Monday October 29, 2007

• Samsung Claims Fastest DVD Burner

• Been There, Done That: Q&A With SAS's Jim Goodnight

• Nvidia's Latest PC Gaming Chip Goes On Sale

• Spam Spoofs FTC E-Mail To Distribute Keylogger

• Apple Sets Two-iPhone Limit At Stores

• Platinum Equity Adds Covad To Its Growing List of Telecom Acquisitions

• Apple's Leopard Hacked To Run On A PC

• JPMorgan Xign Adds Electronic Procure-To-Pay Services

• NBC, News Corp. Threaten Apple With Hulu

• Microsoft Says Sorry (Again) For Unauthorized Installs

Saturday October 27, 2007

• Growing Pains: Can Web 2.0 Evolve Into An Enterprise Technology?

• 802.11n Wireless: Is Now The Time To Deploy?

• The 802.11n Vendor Landscape

• CIO Values: Kevin Bott, CIO At Ryder System

• Startup Of The Week: Aveksa Brings Discipline To Data Access

• Tech Road Map: Secure DNS? Not Just Yet

• APM Rolling Review: Up On Cloud Nimbus

• WiMax Gets Two New Friends: Cisco And The United Nations

• Down To Business: The Labor Shortage And Other (Changing) Global Dynamics

• CIOs Uncensored: Should CIOs Be Afraid Of Web 2.0?

Friday October 26, 2007

• Nokia Ups Its Global Handset Share To Near 40%

• On the Floor at Interop, Day 2

• Apple's Leopard Fanfare Anticlimactic To P2P Users

• Public Knowledge Group Calls For Copyright Law Changes

• Predicting The Future Of Communications In Boston

• Intel Begins High-Volume Production Of Next-Gen Processors

• Green Grid Members Open Energy Efficient R&D Data Center

• Private Firms Complete $8.3 Billion Purchase Of Avaya

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• 'Bot Master' Gets 12 Months In Federal Prison

Thursday October 25, 2007

• Microsoft Earnings Boosted By Windows Vista, Office, Halo

• RedSky Debuts 'E911 Anywhere' At Interop

• Don't Call ACLU on Comcast Just Yet

• SanDisk Accuses 25 Companies Of Patent Infringement

• On The Floor at Interop: Day 1

• BEA Counters Oracle With $21 Per Share Demand

• Could Europe's New 'Blue Card' Cause Global Tech Talent To Shun U.S.?

• U.K. Kids Get RFID Chips In School Uniforms

• Vonage Vulnerable To Eavesdropping Hackers

• Intel To Pay Transmeta $250 Million To Settle Patent Suit

Wednesday October 24, 2007

• Microsoft To Take $240 Million Minority Stake In Facebook

• HP Dukes It Out With IBM, CA, BMC On Services Management

• With Apps In Forefront, Google Cranks Up Enterprise Sales

• NASA Coordinates With Google For Real-Time Wildfire Imaging

• 'Faceberry' Mashes Up BlackBerry, Facebook

• 'One Laptop Per Child' Hit With Production Glitch, Shortages

• LANDesk Moves into Hardware with SSL Management Gateway

• Tips For Assessing Your IT Organization For A Restructuring

• Cisco Investing In WiMax To Bring Broadband To Developing Areas

• Google's Glotzbach Evangelizes 'Culture Of Collaboration' At Interop

Tuesday October 23, 2007

• PBS Station Invokes Google Maps To Help San Diego Residents Flee Fires

• Wal-Mart Leads In Sales Of Flash Storage Devices

• WellPoint Partners With Zagat

• Dell Launches XPS 420 Multimedia PC To Take On HP, Apple

• 3Com Revamps Its Gigabit Switch Lineup

• Faster Data Integration Helps Pfizer Speed Decisions on Drugs

• Nokia Unveils Vision For Mobile Technologies Of The Future

• Robotic Cars Must Drive As Well As Californians In Darpa Challenge

• Hitachi To Launch Ultra-Thin HDTV In U.S. Next Year

• Comcast Chided For Managing BitTorrent Network Traffic

Monday October 22, 2007

• Apple Profits Soar 67% On iPhone, Mac Sales

• Mass Affluent Use Online Banks

• Nuance Continues Its Acquisition Spree With Pickup Of Viecore

• Eve Online Shuts Down To Fix Security Breach

• Adobe Fixes Vulnerability In Reader And Acrobat

• Staples Agrees To Sell Dell Computers, Printers

• ADC To Acquire In-Building Wireless Vendor For $169 Million

• Identity Theft: Costs More, Tech Less

• Companies Test Fingerprint Recognition For Mobile Payments

• Judge Tosses IBM Overtime Lawsuit

Sunday October 21, 2007

• Kimball University: The Subsystems of ETL Revisited