Microsoft and Yahoo executives met on Monday to discuss the software maker’s unsolicited takeover bid, a breakthrough that could be the first step toward a friendly deal between the two rivals.
Archive for March 14th, 2008
Mar14
Yahoo, Microsoft Execs Discuss Takeover Bid
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
Sex Drive: Unzip American Sexuality and What Do You Find? Tech
A new book about sex in America finds that technology infuses all aspects of the act. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
The New Evernote Is Backup for Your Brain
Truly useful software app Evernote, now available for Windows, Mac OS X and as a web service, lets you store digital clippings of your life in an instantly searchable, easily categorized database.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
Build a Digital Music Server and Stream Your Tunes Anywhere
A digital music server is the perfect way to access your music remotely from your bedroom, kitchen or hot tub. They come in all sizes and at all levels of expense — learn to create the setup that’s right for you at Wired.com’s How-To Wiki.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
NSF Head: All Hail the Cluster
The head of the National Science Foundation sees cluster computing as a key enabler in understanding the emergent behavior of complex, chaotic systems like the climate, the power grid and brain-computer interfaces.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
Reset lost Windows passwords with Offline Registry Editor
Misplaced passwords can render Windows systems useless. Minus a valid username and password, Windows boxes, and the data they contain, are essentially off limits. The situation arises frequently. Users leave. Past consultants fail to document deployments. IT professionals quit. Without documentation, accessing critical Windows systems and data…
Filed in: Software
Mar14
Fetish: Truly Wire-Free Earbuds, Glove-Friendly GPS Handheld, Tough-as-Nails Videocam
Tired of being tethered to your MP3 player? Come along for the ride, as we review the Sennheiser MX W1, the world’s first wireless earbuds.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
Sweden Aims to Shed Status as Haven for Pirates
Sweden, long the home of Internet pirates, may not be a safe haven for them any more. The Swedish government is working on legislation that will force Internet service providers to disclose IP addresses used for illegal file-sharing to the legal owners of those rights. However, the owners of the rights must get a court order and furnish proof supporting their allegations of infringement.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Mar14
ANNTV - Inside Production I.G
An exclusive inside peek at one of the most famous anime studios around, Production I.G!
Author: 
AnimeNewsNetwork
Tags: anime interview production i.g ghost in the shell innocence
Posted: 14 March 2008
Rating: 5.0
Votes: 1
Filed in: Enterprise Tech
Mar14
Apple Slowly Ramping Up iPhone Developer Program
A series of “non-acceptance” emails sent out by Apple today to applicants interested in becoming registered iPhone Developers has generated some confusion and concern.
In the email, Apple thanks the application for their interest in t…
Filed in: Apple/Mac
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