 Facebook Privacy Failure: Latest in Long Line of Blunders Facebook is no stranger to dropping the ball when it comes to user privacy. News third-party apps were collecting information is the just the tip of the privacy iceberg. Share:   |
 Facebook Privacy Fail: Apps Leak Private Info, Report Facebook is facing allegations popular third-party apps used by its users share privacy information with advertisers and data harvesting Websites. Share: |
Windows Phone 7's Bogus 'Too Late' Problem Microsoft is late to the party, but after further consideration, I don't buy the idea that tardiness destroys Windows Phone 7's chances of success. Share: |
Father of Fractal Geometry Passes at Age 85 Mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, known for his work in exploring "fractals," has passed away. Share: |
Desktop Linux: The Dream Is Dead If Linux ever had a shot at becoming a major desktop OS, that moment has now passed. Here's why Tux is headed for a dead end on the desktop. Share: |
Netflix On Wii and PS3 Finally Disc-Free Nintendo and Sony debut disc-free Netflix application support for the Wii and PlayStation 3. Share: |
iPhone 4 Launched Into Space With Weather Balloon Father and son team send an Iphone 4 into space and retrieve it once it lands 30 miles away using the phone's GPS tracking technology. Share: |
Google's Yellow Search Box Looks to the Cloud Now Google Enterprise Search can search your Google Apps domain and public Websites in addition to documents and databases behind the company firewall. Share: |
iPads to Take Center Stage at Apple's Earnings Call Apple is expected to report strong sales of its iPad tablet Monday during its earnings call confirming tablets are more than a passing Apple fad. Share: |
App Overload: Apple Passes 300k Apps Are there more than 300,000 Apple apps available via the App Store? Share: |
iRobot Sneak Peek: JamBots, LanDroids, and TransPhibians A tech showcase hosts developments in robotics inspired by Rosie and other friendly and helpful futuristic bots. Share: |
Gamewatch: Fallout New Vegas, Kirby's Epic Yarn, DJ Hero 2 Check out the latest PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and handheld video games shipping the week of October 18. Share: |
Windows Phone 7: The Genius of Tiles and Hubs Microsoft's unique and innovative Windows Phone 7 interface breaks the traditional mold and changes the way users experience the smartphone. Share: |
Adobe Reader X Adds Security, Productivity, and Mobility Adobe unveiled details of the features and functions that will be included in the upcoming Adobe Reader X. Share: |
iPad against the World: Apple Is Everywhere While rivals unveil prototypes that may or may not be available soon, the iPad has already sold millions and is available almost everywhere you look. Share: |
Battle Ensues Over Open Standards in EU Rules A row has broken out over the long-awaited European Interoperability Framework (EIF). Share: |
Human-Punching Robots Investigate our Pain Threshold Researchers are violating First Law of Robotics--that robots shouldn't harm humans--in the name of science. Share: |
New Adobe Reader Sandboxed, Simplified Adobe has released PDF Reader 10, which features boosted security and a minimal browser interface. Share: |
Atheros Merges Home Wi-Fi, Powerline Networks Atheros tried to simplify home networks with reference designs for combined Wi-Fi and powerline networks. Share: |
Pioneers of China's First Internet Connection Recall Work In 1993, Xu Rongsheng helped drop a bomb on Beijing. That bomb was the Internet. Share: |
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