Hipsters not allowed Internet Explorer 8 will feature a user-generated list of "compatible" web sites, after trials found many ordinary surfers and major web sites can't work with Microsoft's next browser.… Full published article at: Read More »

It's small and it's real Though some claimed it didn't exist, the CherryPal cloud PC chimera has been spotted in the wild.… Full published article at: Read More »

Boy Genius cranks rumor mill Every December the rumor mills begin to churn with speculation about what Apple will reveal at January's Macworld Expo. The first scintillating scuttlebutt of this year's rumor season, however, focuses not on Steve's traditional "And one more thing...," but instead on Wal-Mart's possible revival of the 4GB iPhone.… Full published article at: Read More »

No more snake jokes. We promise Python 3.0 is out now. The latest version makes some major changes to the popular programming language, and it's incompatible with version 2.x releases.… Full published article at: Read More »

Which you can buy on MSN? Microsoft has today filed 63 lawsuits against online auctioneers in 12 countries who allegedly sold pirated copies of MS software on sites including its own MSN shopping network.… Full published article at: Read More »

Is there nothing an Apple can't do? VoIP provider Truphone has ported its VoIP client to the iPod Touch, enabling the music player to make free phone calls over Wi-Fi networks, but only to other Truphone users for the moment.… Full published article at: Read More »

Trojan assault wave takes many guises Malicious email attachments disguised as airline ticket receipts are being spammed across the internet as part of a new attack. The assault is the latest in a series of booby-trapped email attachments, which have seemingly become fashionable among VXers again, after many months of playing second-fiddle to website attacks.… Full published article at: Read More »

Rights management deal Microsoft is adopting technology from EMC's RSA security division for Windows to police data and prevent loss and theft of information.… Full published article at: Read More »

Shanghai'd by the meltdown Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices will be disappointing Wall Street once again. But, then again, Wall Street has been particularly disappointing for the past several months itself.… Full published article at: Read More »

What about the stuff we’re not so good at? Over the last few articles, we’ve talked about the pain of getting information to the people that need it, and discovered that most of you don’t consider information or data management/delivery capabilities as a high priority when thinking about components to include in an application platform. Many of the comments to the articles went on to highlight information delivery as being a challenge involving people, training and processes, rather than a technical one.… Full published article at: Read More »