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Mozilla dependent on Google

the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 15:00:00 For better or worse THE MOZZERELLA Foundation has revealed that if Google backs out of its arrangements in favour of its own browser, the Open Sauce outfit will be toast. In its financial statement for 2007, the foundation said that while revenues for...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Mozilla dependant on Google

the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 15:00:00 For better or worse THE MOZZERELLA Foundation has revealed that if Google backs out of its arrangements in favour of its own browser, the Open Sauce outfit will be toast. In its financial statement for 2007, the foundation said that while revenues for...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
System builders like AMD's Shanghai

the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 15:00:00 Better than Barcelona SYSTEM BUILDERS seem to have taken a shine to AMD's latest core-processor model Shanghai and say it is far better than the chipmaker's previous effort. After the disappointment over Barcelona, some are wondering if AMD could...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Firms charge employees for Vista boot-up times

the Inquirer , Wednesday 19 November 2008. 12:30:00 Getting themselves sued TIGHT ARSED employers are refusing to pay employees for the 20 or so minutes it takes for their computers to boot-up or shut down. Apparently it has become an issue since the introduction of Windows Vista where boot up and log...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 11-19-2008
Texting keeps kids slim

the Inquirer , Wednesday 12 November 2008. 09:28:00 As part of a calorie controlled diet A NEW STUDY from the University of North Carolina shows if kids use SMS when they are younger they are less likely to become obese adults. The idea is that if you can get the kids to have better habits when they...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 11-12-2008
Hacker kid gets into serious trouble for network warning

the Inquirer , Monday 27 October 2008. 07:01:00 Better than blaming the security experts A US STUDENT found a huge hole in his school's network and gained access to the names of 250 past and present school bus drivers. The Shenendehowa student rang the principal to warn that any hacker, such as himself...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-27-2008
Comcast introduces new services

the Inquirer , Friday 24 October 2008. 09:22:00 The cap still fits US COMMS provider Comcast, which is famous for its bandwidth cap, has announced two new tiers of service for heavy residential downloaders. The two new plans, dubbed 'Extreme' and 'Ultra' clock in at 50 and 22 Mbps of...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-24-2008
EU backs up European Civilisation

the Inquirer , Friday 24 October 2008. 09:26:00 Buys lots of floppy disks THE EU is splashing out on providing an online encyclopaedia of European culture. Dubbed "Europeana" it will be online in November as a rival to the Google Library Project. It aims to be the the start of a vast digital...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-24-2008
Woman collared for murdering ex-husband's avatar

the Inquirer , Friday 24 October 2008. 09:31:00 Virtual crimes JAPANESE coppers have arrested a woman for murdering her digital husband in a role playing game after a messy online divorce. The 43-year-old Japanese woman was so miffed by her sudden online divorce that she bumped off her husband's...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-24-2008
Cobol provides job security

the Inquirer , Friday 24 October 2008. 06:06:00 Damn you Dr Binns CODE MONKEYS looking for job security should brush up on their Cobol skills, industry analysts say. While the chicks don't throw their knickers at Cobol programmers in the same way they might as Java or Ruby scripters [You are joking...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-24-2008

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