|
| |
Google Apps Debuts Taps Phone for Two-Layer Security
PC Magazine
On Monday, Google added an additional layer of security to Google Apps: two-layer authentication, which automatically sends an additional password to a user's mobile phone. The two-factor security check is simple enough: users download a special Google ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Facebook Quashes Mobile Phone Rumors
PC World
By Jeremy Kirk, IDG News Facebook said on Monday it is not building a mobile phone, dismissing a TechCrunch story that it is working on software for a device from a hardware manufacturer. "The story is not accurate," according to a company statement. ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Oracle spins own Linux for mega hardware
Register
OpenWorld Oracle has given up on copying Red Hat and is delivering its own Linux to squeeze the last ounce of performance from new cloud-in-a-box and OLTP server giants. Four years after Larry Ellison announced Oracle's Red Hat-compatible Unbreakable ...
See all stories on this topic » |
China to open its doors to the iPhone 4 on Saturday
TG Daily
Apple will be getting a Chinese stamp in its passport yet again as it plans to launch the iPhone 4 in the gigantic nation this Saturday. The announcement comes exactly one week after Apple also announced Chinese availability of the iPad. ...
See all stories on this topic » | 
TG Daily |
|
Napster Now Available for iOS Devices
Mashable
Napster, the service that once revolutionized the way we share music (and then went through a painful transformation from a free, copyright-be-damned music sharing app into a legal subscription service), is now available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod ...
See all stories on this topic » | 
Mashable |
|
4chan launches DDoS against entertainment industry
Register
By John Leyden • Get more from this author The denizens of 4chan launched a series of distributed denial of service attacks against entertainment industry websites over the weekend, protesting legal actions against torrent tracker website the Pirate ...
See all stories on this topic » |
Samsung Galaxy Tab gets £680 Amazon UK price: due November 1
SlashGear
By Chris Davies on Monday, Sep 20th 2010 Amazon UK has leapt into the Samsung Galaxy Tab pricing ring, slapping a £679.99 unlocked and SIM-free tag onto the 7-inch Android slate, and claiming it will begin shipping on November 1st 2010. ...
See all stories on this topic » | 
SlashGear |
|
Internet Explorer 9
Techtree.com
A year-and-half after the release of Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft has released the first Beta of its obvious successor -Internet Explorer 9. Internet Explorer 8 arrived at a time when Microsoft was forced to implement the "Browser Ballot" system for ...
See all stories on this topic » | 
Techtree.com |
|
Rumor: New Apple iPad due to hit the market by the end of Q1 2011
IntoMobile
Straight from Digitimes, one of our favorite rumor generators with a track record that occasionally leaves a bad taste in our mouths, but more often than not delivers the goods, we've got news that a new Apple iPad is due to hit the market during the ...
See all stories on this topic » |
|
|
