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Chris Maunder
Tuesday, April 4, 2006 8:00am
News for Tuesday, April 4 2006
Industry News
Internet search provider Google appears more serious than ever about
preparing features for home electronics.
Source: PCMag.com
Microsoft plans to use ProClarity's technologies in conjunction with
its SQL Server 2005, Office Business Scorecard Manager 2005, Office
Excel and Office SharePoint Portal Server products.
Source: InfoWorld
Bose, Dell, and Apple Computer led the technology brands trusted by
U.S. consumers, a new survey from Forrester Research said Monday,
while Microsoft came in dead last.
Source: TechWeb
In a case of the "cobbler's children", a Trend Micro employee forgot
to run his company's antivirus software on his computer, leading to
the uploading of company data to a P2P network.
Source: ComputerWorld
Developer News
Tool plugs Sharepoint and AquaLogic portals together, enables .NET
coding.
Source: ComputerWorld
Switching to Universal Binaries is no small task according at least
one engineer at Adobe. The maturity of XCode and other problems
stand in the way of migrating big apps to the new Mac chips.
Source: Apple Insider
If you haven't done so, checked out the CTP and Go Live license.
Source: Microsoft
The strongest hair! The youngest sumo wrestler! The longest pencil!
In Malaysia, making your mark - any mark - is a matter of national
pride.
Source: Wired
Hot Threads
Under the Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act, the
Government will be able to access communications not only between
the B-party and the suspect, but also between the B-party and anyone
else. If you have unwittingly communicated with a suspect (and
thereby become a B-party), the Government may be able to monitor all
your conversations with family members, friends, work colleagues,
your lawyer and your doctor. (and your sysadmin)
Source: The Code Project
All your virtualization in one place, and for one fine price.
Source: The Code Project
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