"Terry Childs, the allegedly rogue sysadmin accused of locking San Francisco authorities out of their own network at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars, will stand trial..." read more » DiscussBury
When the deal was announced, Google and Yahoo said they had agreed to delay it for three months to allow the Department of Justice time to review the arrangement. read more » DiscussBury
Pandora's new desktop client is one small leap for offering convenient access to its clever blend of music discovery. Ars Technica kicks back with some headphones to see whether we get the urge to to read more » DiscussBury
"Intel will leave its OEMs facing a summer drought of new mobile chips after admitting its Centrino update, Montevina, would not appear till August at the earlier..." read more » DiscussBury
Nancy Gohring analyzes Microsoft recent attempts to be more open following the antitrust case brought against it and suggests that there is still a great amount of distrust within the industry for Microsoft. read more » DiscussBury
"Lala.com has a history of coming up with innovative ideas that don't quite conquer the world. The company is best known for its online used-CD trading service, which is an interesting idea but works..." read more » DiscussBury
It's not just fingerprints -- the shape, contours and lines of your face are also as unique as you are. Toshiba Corp.'s Face Recognition software (which is available as a standard feature on the Sate read more » DiscussBury
Daniel Lesiewicz has been charged in Montreal and faces a potential life sentence for encouraging/extorting underage girls as young as fourteen to send him nude photos. Lesiewicz ran an online computer support company. read more » DiscussBury
