PC World - JVC is making it easier to hook-up an iPod to a flat-panel TV with new sets that contain a dock for the popular music player, it said Saturday on the eve of the International Consumer Electronics Show.
Archive for January 5th, 2008
Jan5
Thin MacBook Laptop Concept Images
With Macworld approaching, many concept designs are circulating to demonstrate how Apple might design the upcoming “thin” notebook. Our multitouch article generated a long discussion with a number of unofficial mockups posted. The most attractive, …
Filed in: Apple/Mac
Jan5
Macaques Use Grooming as Payment for Sex
Male macaque monkeys pay for sex by grooming females, according to a recent study that suggests the primates may treat sex as a commodity.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Jan5
Al-Qaida Introduces Cell-Phone Videos
Al-Qaida video messages of Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri can now be downloaded to cell phones, the terror network announces as part of its attempts to extend its influence.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Jan5
Mobile Devices: Sitting Ducks for Hackers
Smartphones are poised to become the next major security challenge for businesses. For now, a good rule of thumb for on-the-go workers is: “If you don’t need to do it, don’t do it,” said Aaron Cohen, chief executive of The Hacker Academy, a Chicago-based firm that provides security training for companies and government agencies.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Jan5
A Finger on the Pulse of the Mobile Dev Community
MyEclipse IDE vendor Genuitec is stepping up to the general developer downloads plate to take a swing at the task of automated and managed updates, plug-ins and patches to such widespread tools as Eclipse, Android and ColdFusion. The free Pulse service helps bring a “single throat to choke” benefit to downloads.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Jan5
Will banning hacker tools curb hacking?
The UK government is proposing a ban on creation and distribution of “hacking tools” as a means to bolster its existing Computer Misuse Act. An excerpt from TechWorld: Computer security professionals have expressed concern about the drafting of the changes, however. The most-discussed change, contained…
Filed in: Security
Jan5
WiFi networks face big security risk
Research at the Indiana University brought into focus the fast pace and ease with which virus attacks could spread across WiFi routers. An excerpt from ZDNet The study focused on New York, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, San Francisco, and northern and southern Indiana. In these areas, only…
Filed in: Security
Jan5
Wi-Fi networks face big security risk
Research at Indiana University brought into focus the fast pace and ease with which virus attacks could spread across Wi-Fi routers. An excerpt from ZDNet: The study focused on New York, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, San Francisco, and northern and southern Indiana. In these areas, only 20…
Filed in: Security
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