Here are some interesting links from the past couple days:
- Dell to Save $3B Over 3 Years
Dell Inc. said Monday it will save as much as $3 billion over the next three years as it cuts costs and lays off workers, with measures including closing a desktop manufacturing facility in Austin.
- Jott for BlackBerry
We have a lot of happy Blackberry customers at Jott, and Jott for BlackBerry is the ultimate BlackBerry download. It is a simple, but very powerful tool that will let you reply to emails on your BlackBerry just using your voice - either speaking directly
Here are some interesting links from today:
- LinkedIn - Your Network Updates’ Personal RSS Feed
Many users have asked us for a RSS feed of Network Updates and as I'd commented over two weeks ago, we now allow you to subscribe to your network updates via RSS! Find the ubiquitous orange RSS logo right next to the Network Updates sign on LinkedIn's ho
- 11-year-old takes school network by the horns
When Victory Baptist School, a small private school in Millbrook, Ala., was struggling to keep its computer network together last year, an 11-year-old student named Jon Penn stepped in as network manager.
Here are some interesting links from today:
- MacBook Air hacked in two minutes
Still think your trendy Mac is immune to hack attacks? Think again. According to PCWorld, the MacBook Air was hacked within two minutes by Charlie Miller who was generously rewarded with a laptop and $10,000 for his effort. Miller, who had previously expo
- Insight into YouTube videos
I remember the first time a video I posted to YouTube cracked 100 views. I wasn't so much surprised as curious: Who were these people? How did they find this video? Where did they come from? Today we're taking our first step towards answering these questi
- Companies Don’t Even Read Their Own EULAs Carefully
the EULA for Apple's newly-released version of Safari for Windows requires that "The software allows you to install and use one copy of the Apple Software on a single Apple-labeled computer at a time." Obviously, most Windows users do not have an "Apple-l
Here are some interesting links from the past couple days:
- Comcast, BitTorrent To Work Together On Network Traffic
Long at loggerheads, cable provider Comcast Corp. and popular file-sharing company BitTorrent Inc. now are working together. The deal comes as BitTorrent, which became known for developing software technology widely used to illegally share files, is tryin
- City-Provided Wi-Fi Rejected Over “Health Concerns”
A small, hippie-friendly town in northern California, Sebastopol, had made an agreement with Sonic.net to provide free Wi-Fi across the downtown area. However, not everyone in town was pleased with the arrangement. According to Sebastopol Mayor Craig Litw
