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Mac Cleaner Program is a Fake According to Reports

Posted on January 15, 2008
Reports indicate that a software program designed to clean Mac computers from spyware and the like is a scam. See the details about MacSweeper at the CNET News blogs.


News From the FCC

Posted on January 15, 2008
The FCC announced yesterday that 214 bidders have qualified to participate in the 700 MHz band auction. Among the obvious - AT&T, Verizon, Google - are the not so obvious. Chevron? The press release is here and Attachment A (the...


Patent Suit Hits Sony, Nintendo Over Game Remotes

Posted on January 14, 2008
Another patent suit has crawled out of the woodwork. This time it's over how wireless game controllers identify themselves to the game host. Cooper Innovation Group holds a patent on this, issued in 1996. They claim Sony and Nintendo violate...


Microsoft Targeted in Another EU Competition Investigation

Posted on January 14, 2008
The EU is following up on complaints by Opera and others that Microsoft is stifling competition by tying Internet Explorer to Windows and not following standards by opening a formal investigation. The investigation merely means that the EU is looking...


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Wired Details the iPhone Backstory

Posted on January 10, 2008
There's a great story in Wired on the development and impact of the iPhone on the wireless industry. The Untold Story: How the iPhone Blew Up the Wireless Industry is a good read and worth checking out. What's missing, however,...


Spam Comes to Network Printing, Maybe

Posted on January 10, 2008
Spam is one thing, and fax spam is another. Now, it seems, that spammers printing directly to network printers is possible. Read the story in Computerworld for more details.


FCC Will Investigate Complaints Against Comcast Network Management Practices

Posted on January 09, 2008
Ars Technica is reporting that the FCC will investigate the reasonableness of Comcast's network management practices. Comcast has claimed that it slows down file-sharing traffic, but does not stop it. The Associated Press and other consumer friendly groups have developed...


Apple Promises Uniform Pricing in EU, Ending Antitrust Investigation

Posted on January 09, 2008
The European Union is dropping its antitrust investigation against Apple as Apple has announced similar pricing for music tracks in all EU countries. U.K. customers paid approximately 10% more for tracks than did continental subscribers. Left in place are restrictions...


Is the Hi Def DVD Format War Over?

Posted on January 08, 2008
It looks as if Blu-Ray may win the format war. Warner Brothers decided to issue movies only in that format after working with both. Now reports are saying that Paramount had a clause in its contract with the HD-Disc people...


MS Issues Patches to Undo File Blocks in Office 2003

Posted on January 07, 2008
Microsoft has created four patches to Office 2003 that re-enables a user to open certain file formats it blocked via Service Pack 3. In an article on CNET Microsoft representatives suggest that they were wrong to assume that their heavy-handed...


Wikia Alpha Search Engine Goes Public Today

Posted on January 07, 2008
The address is http://alpha.search.wikia.com/. Try it. Initial impression: Various searches show that commercial hits do not get high placement in the result list. Here's a story about it in the New York Times. Interesting that in quotes founder Jimmy Wales...


RIAA Disputes Report on Illegality of Copying Legal CDs to a Computer

Posted on January 04, 2008
NPR hosted a debate between Marc Fisher, the Washington Post reporter who claims that the RIAA is making legal arguments that copying MP3s to a computer is essentially piracy ("unauthorized copies") and Cary Sherman, head of the RIAA. Sherman flatly....


Sony Caves in on DRM for Digital Downloads

Posted on January 04, 2008
Sony BMG has announced that it, too, will sell it's music without DRM technology, thus joining the other three major labels in offering truly portable music playable on any MP3 player. No one would have thought this possible a year...


Office 2003 SP3 Blocks Older Office Files From Opening

Posted on January 03, 2008
Microsoft has added a "feature" to Office 2003 SP3. It blocks files from older versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint from opening or saving. The service pack also blocks files from Lotus, Quattro, and Corel Draw. These formats are a...


More On The RIAA's Efforts

Posted on January 03, 2008
This YouTube takes the RIAA efforts to its absurd conclusion. Just for fun, view it here.


Copy Your Own CDs, Face Liability

Posted on January 02, 2008
The music industry is in trouble. Nielson Soundscan stated that CD sales fell 21.4% for the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas in 2007 compared to the same stretch of time in 2006. Apparently giving the gift of music means a...


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