New York Times to the Web: Hands Off Our “T”!
The New York Times is justifiably proud of the work its staff publishes on the its flagship Web site every day. It's also very proud of the first letter of its name. — That seems to be the lesson i...
Id Software Hopes ‘Quake Live’ Lasts At Least A Decade
The makers of “Quake Live,” a new browser-based online multiplayer game based on “Quake III: Arena,” talk about how hard it was getting it to work with different browsers and how they plan to make “Qu...
Perry: PSP 2 is Real, Could Hit This Fall
The a UMD-free Playstation Portable 2 is indeed real and could hit as early as this fall, David Perry, chief creative officer at Acclaim, told Kotaku today. — “I spoke to a developer who is working ...
Microsoft renews Vista anticrack campaign
Latest antipiracy move targets only Vista Ultimate — Computerworld) Starting this week, Microsoft Corp. will feed Windows Vista Ultimate users an update that sniffs out pirated copies, a company man...
Would You Pay Comcast $10 a Month for Online TV?
While watching Hulu and other premium online content on your big screen TV isn't a threat to cable companies right now (TV watching is at an all time high, and getting high-quality content from PC to ...
Hacking contest offers $10,000 for iPhone exploit
Pwn2Own your smartphone — Free whitepaper - Trend Micro marries security with Cloud Computing — An annual hacker competition planned for next month has setting its sights on Apple's iPhone and fou...
Google's EU Gambit Is Stupid
Google has long cooperated with the European Union Competition Commission and its investigations of Microsoft, but from the sidelines. My reliable sources were clear on this months ago. I blogged ab...
Music Labels Reach A New Low, Sue Developer For Using Seeqpod API
It's no secret that the record industry hates Seeqpod, a music site that lets users stream songs for free. Last year the company was sued by Warner Music Group (the outcome of the suit is still pendi...
CBS Beams ‘Star Trek’ Episodes to iPhones
CBS is taking the iPhone where no iPhone has gone before. — Today, it released an iPhone application for its TV.com site that can play full episodes of TV series, ranging from “C.S.I.” to the origin...