A new blip has appeared on the radar screen of Web Servers. Since late 2006 a new entrant has emerged in the Web Server market place and is steadily gaining ground and popularity. Netcraft’s monthly survey of Top Servers has shown a new entry into it’s Top Five Web Servers: lighttpd. [...]
Google’s Application Strategy is coming into focus with the recent release of Google Gears, an open-source project with a new browser extension that lets Web applications run offline. With that rollout and the acquisition of browser security vendor GreenBorder Technologies, Google has accelerated its work on building—and helping IT build—truly useful Web apps. [...]
The new DDR3 -- Double Data Rate 3 -- standard, gives a big performance improvement and should reduce power compared with to the DDR1 and DDR2 memory schemes, according to the standards group which made it. [...]
During the past few weeks or so, unbeknownst to us, Microsoft and Google have been at each other's throat over Vista's Search, which is a direct competitor to Google's Desktop search offering. The legal complaint, submitted to the Justice Department by Google described Microsoft's search as being in violation of Sections III.C and III.H of Final Judgment agreement signed between Microsoft, US Justice Department and eight states. [...]
Google is expanding its empire into universities - with entire campus e-mail networks switching over to using Google's e-mail service. This will give the internet company a "relationship for life" with students - who can carry on using these e-mail addresses after graduating. [...]
There are many new features and whistles in Windows Server 2008 code-named Longhorn. Here is a list of the Top 10 New Features that have people anticipating the final release. [...]
The much anticipated and highly touted Safari Web Browser from Apple has a fairly significant bug. It isn’t a security flaw, but rather a rendering error that will most likely be fixed fairly quickly, and will never make it into the Release Candidate Software. [...]
I don’t think anyone saw this day coming. The Mac Browser Safari on the Windows Platform and running MUCH faster than anything Microsoft or Mozilla have ever produced. [...]
Today, at around 10 a.m. Steve Jobs kicked off the Worldwide Developer Conference 2007 in San Francisco. Among many other things on the agenda today is a new version of Mac OS X and of course the already infamous iPhone. Also, Apple's .Mac platform is set to make an appearance on the stage and of course their ever expanding digital arsenal of iTunes and the latest release of a new version of iLife. [...]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On Thursday, The US International Trade Commission has issued a ban on importing some of the cell phone models, which contain Qualcomm's chips. According to the Commission, these chips infringe on the patent issued to Broadcom Corporation. The models covered in the import ban include new cell phone models that contain the infringing chips, but also exempt those imported for sale to the general public on or before the June 7, 2007 date of its order. [...]
