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Windows XP: A bundle of trouble?
News When Microsoft releases Windows XP in October, will smaller software companies benefit from jumping aboard the bandwagon or be run over by it?
Dell Latitude X1
Reviews The Dell Latitude X1 squeezes everything a business user will need (except for an integrated optical drive) into a sleek, featherweight case.
Don't limit yourself to a floppy: Create an emergency repair CD
Insight No support tech should be without a reliable boot disk. But with the venerable 3.5" floppy in its twilight, a bootable CD may be a better option. Find out why, and learn how to quickly create one from a floppy disk.
'Jaunty Jackalope' Ubuntu springs into beta
News Version 9.04 of Canonical's popular Linux distribution is now into the final testing phase before its April launch.
Tags: Cloud computing, Open-source Software, Storage, Ubuntu, X.org, CD-burning, Beta, Cloud computing, Eucalyptus, Server
Roxio Popcorn 2
Product Reviews Roxio Popcorn 2
CD-burning company faces suit, independence
News A cloud is forming over CD-burning company Roxio's planned spinoff next week in the form of a lawsuit filed by Gracenote, an online music service.
Windows XP: The big squeeze?
News When Windows XP is released in a few months, will smaller software companies benefit from jumping aboard the bandwagon or be run over by it?
Online storage firm shutters file depot
News Myspace.com ceases its free storage service, prompting many of its customers to scramble to retrieve their digital files before they are deleted.
Myspace.com cuts off free storage service
News Online storage company Myspace.com has ceased its free storage service, prompting many of its customers to scramble to retrieve their digital files before they are deleted.
Gracenote eyes gadgets for service
News The online music service is taking its song-recognition technology to devices such as home stereos, car stereos and MP3 jukeboxes.
Morissette videos can be collected for DVD online
News Alanis Morissette's upcoming CD, MTV Unplugged, might just as easily have been called Wired, given the heavy Internet promotions planned for its release next month.
Adobe Audition 1.5
Product Reviews Adobe Audition 1.5
Gracenote under pressure
News Online music database Gracenote, which once labeled itself a "grassroots Internet darling," got a lesson Friday in the slash-and-burn culture of the Internet after announcing it would sue a customer intent on moving to an open-source competitor of its song database.
Apple unveils thinner, cheaper iBooks
News Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs on Tuesday unveiled a new version of the iBook laptop that is thinner, lighter and cheaper than its predecessor.
Apple unveils thinner, cheaper iBooks
News Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs on Tuesday unveiled a new version of the iBook laptop that is thinner, lighter and cheaper than its predecessor.
