July 3rd, 2008
News to know: Searching Silverlight; IE 8; Dell; Google vs. YouTube
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft: Silverlight content searchable, too
- Ryan Stewart: Brian Goldfarb talks about Silverlight 2 and Deep Zoom with Michael Cot
- LineRider releases a Silverlight 2 version
- Microsoft steps up self-policing of its OSI-approved source licenses
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Ryan Naraine: IE 8 Beta 2: Security makover
- Ed Bott: Microsoft to ratchet IE8 security another notch in Beta 2
- Dancho Danchev: Sony PlayStation’s site SQL injected, redirecting to rogue security software
- Blizzard introducing two-factor authentication for WoW gamers
- 300 Lithuanian sites hacked by Russian hackers
- Firefox 2 critical vulnerabilities patched
- Nate McFeters: Tiller Beauchamp on the Recon 2008 conference
- Multiple Facebook vulnerabilities reported on Full-Disclosure
- Remote code execution flaw in VLC Media Player
- PCI-DSS 1.1 points to outdated OWASP Top 10
- Matasano ships Web-based firewall manager
- Antivirus vendor introducing virtual keyboard for secure Ebanking
Larry Dignan: Michael Dell’s a believer: Makes a $100 million statement
Techmeme: Google has to fork over YouTube user history files
TechRepublic: Reversing IT staff attitudes: One CIO’s story
News.com: Jobs, Apple directors face new backdating suit
Jennifer Leggio: ReputationDefender opens alpha for enterprise reputation management
- Steve O’Hear: TipiT adds payment pledges to Twitter
Rik Fairlie: Linksys WRT610N Wi-Fi router delivers dual bands, simultaneously
TechRepublic Video: Five Cisco IOS tips to make you more efficient
NVIDIA says “significant quantities” of laptop GPUs are defective, stock tumbles
Heather Clancy: Dell strives to make it easier to be green with FlexAddress
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Demystifying BIOS updates - The DOs and DO NOTs
Robin Harris: Notebook SSDs REDUCE battery life at 50x the cost
Paul Miller: Does True Knowledge see value in distance from the bubble?
Ryan Stewart: WordPress, Gears, and the converging browser/desktop
Michael Krigsman: Stop the madness: 10 steps to killfailures
Paul Murphy: Helpdesks and productivity
Foley: New Microsoft Office subscription bundle to hit in mid-July
- Ed Bott: Microsoft Equipt: good deal, lousy name. Techmeme
- Zack Whittaker: Microsoft Equipt: student productivity rise likely?
- Chrstopher Dawson: So about that Microsoft licensing
Matthew Miller: What is the best method for picking up an iPhone 3G on July 11th?
- Jason O’Grady: What to do with your first generation iPhone (updated)
- AppleInsider: AT&T says original iPhones can be inactivated and used as WiFi iPods
- What MP3 player and mobile phone sound the best to you?
- Hearst provides nine fun, informative, and functional mobile sites
- Richard Koman: Do feds track cell users illegally? Legal groups want to know
ISO: PDF format becomes ISO standard
Forbes: Netflix’s Online Movie Dreams
Roland Piquepaille: Laser-aided software for tunnel constructionNews.com: Survey: Advertisers should acknowledge privacy concerns about targeted ads
Dan Kusnetzky: Microsoft Hyper-V and Spin Marketing - Symantec’s take
Deb Perelman: Five realities of Google or any other Workplace Wonderland
Janice Chen: Nikon announces D700: Full-frame dSLR for $2,000 less than flagship D3
Larry Dignan is Editor in Chief of ZDNet and Editorial Director of ZDNet sister site TechRepublic. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
