An Internet site that promises to revolutionize television distribution is taking contributions from the general public and airing full-length content to anyone with a broadband connection.

Veoh 2.0 beta premiered Wednesday to allow broadband users to become broadcasters over the Web, without Federal Communications Commissions' rules, financial restrictions and geographic limitations that

Telecom carriers and service providers expect to begin rolling out commercial WiMax services by 2007, according to a new report from Heavy Reading.

Surveying representatives of 175 network operators, the firm found widespread interest in the wireless networking technology, with more than 80% expecting commercial WiMax services to become available within the

Intel Corp. said on Tuesday it would implement an Israeli-designed new micro-architecture in all segments of the computer market around the world beginning in the second half of 2006.

Intel said the 64-bit microprocessor at the heart of the new architecture was code-named "Merom" and would be implemented in desktop computers, laptops

Microsoft updated the Web site for its secretive Origami Project on Thursday in the United States, offering a more elaborate tease, but also confirming key details about the Windows-based mini tablet.

"I am everywhere you are, but never in the way," reads the cryptic text of the site, with pictures showing a mountain

Broadband wireless has moved beyond the pipedream stage, according to a new worldwide survey of 175 network operators.

More than 80 percent of the respondents believe that commercial WiMax services will be launched by the end of 2007, and almost half those say it will be this year. The survey results are

Apple has released updates to iTunes and iPhoto. If you’re using a Mac that has Front Row installed, you’ll also find an update for that. The updates are available for download through the Software Update system preference pane, and they can also be downloaded from Apple’s Downloads Web page.

iPhoto 6.0.2 corrects

NEW YORK—What happens when you mix Web services, service-oriented architecture and open source?

Responding to that question was the task of a panel of heavy hitters at the Web Services/SOA on Wall Street conference on Feb. 27.

Hiram Chirino, co-founder and director of architecture at LogicBlaze Inc., of Marina del Ray,

It is difficult enough for seasoned computer pros to keep on top of the alarming number of Internet threats plaguing PCs these days. Those new to the world of computing face a seemingly impossible task in trying to stay informed and keep their computers free of harmful and annoying intrusions.

But now

Cable and DSL broadband providers in Philadelphia are breathing easier Thursday after the city announced its final Wi-Fi contract with EarthLink that seeks to keep retail prices under $20 a month for individual customers. Verizon Communications, which had resisted the citywide wireless broadband deployment, currently offers DSL at $14.95 a month, for instance. Read More...   Category: Network

Corel and Lenovo Group have inked a deal to ship Corel's office productivity and small-business software on the new line of Lenovo PCs.
 
Under the terms of the deal, which the companies officially will unveil on Wednesday, the Corel Small Business Center--a suite of office productivity software that includes Corel WordPerfect