Apple and T-Mobile are now selling the iPhone in Austria. The iPhone is being sold for 399 euro (8GB) and 499 euro (16GB) with the following plans:
- 39 euro/mo “Classic” - 3GB data / 1000 Minutes / free T-Mobile Wifi
- 55 eur…
Apple and T-Mobile are now selling the iPhone in Austria. The iPhone is being sold for 399 euro (8GB) and 499 euro (16GB) with the following plans:
- 39 euro/mo “Classic” - 3GB data / 1000 Minutes / free T-Mobile Wifi
- 55 eur…
Filed in: Apple/Mac
We know that “Google Sky” in Google Earth is a bit of a mess — especially when you compare it to other products like Stellarium. Even Microsoft’s own World Wide Telescope (WWT) has it beat according to the lucky people who have caught a glimpse.
Google knows that they cannot make the required improvements to […]
Filed in: Google
Microsoft Windows is the most widely used desktop operating system in the world. That doesn’t necessarily make it the best. For many of us, supporting it is how we make our living. One of the endearing and annoying features of this ubiquitous OS is the monthly patch update process. Most of the time…
Filed in: Software
Now that Leopard and the iPhone have shipped, Apple is dividing its annual developer conference into 3 tracks: iPhone, Macintosh and IT, which means fitting the first two into the enterprise. This could mark a new “halo” for the Macintosh coming from the thousands of programmers who will embrace the Mac OS X platform in order to write iPhone/iPod Touch apps.
Filed in: Apple/Mac
While I normally advocate a principles-based approach to maintaining system security, and deplore the typical “best practices” checklist approach, that does not mean that security checklists are without value. Employing a security procedures checklist is only the first step toward securing a resource, a means of aiding your memory…
Filed in: Security
While I normally advocate a principles-based approach to maintaining system security – and deplore the typical “best practices” checklist approach – that doesn’t mean that security checklists are without value. Employing a security procedures checklist is only the first step toward securing a resource, a means of aiding your memory…
Filed in: Security
Invite to Developers, via Gizmodo
Apple has announced the dates for the Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) 2008. The event will take place on June 9-13, 2008 in San Francisco, CA at Moscone West.
A landmark event….
Filed in: Apple/Mac
SQL Server converts data types in two ways — the way it wants to and the way you tell it to. Most implicit conversions work the way you expect. It’s the surprise conversions that cause trouble. Unless you know exactly how SQL Server converts a data type, I recommend that…
Filed in: Software
A couple more execs from Microsoft’s list of who’s who at the company have moved to allegedly greener pastures.
Filed in: Microsoft
Just 10 months after launching its Gemstone line in May 2007, Acer has introduced refinements to that line’s design, unveiling two new notebooks in the Aspire Gemstone Blue line, the 6950 and the 8950. Both are equipped with a Blu-ray Disc drive, full high-definition LCD screens and native 16:9 resolution. The color blue dominates in these notebooks, which have holographic 3-D covers.
Filed in: Personal Tech
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