On Friday, Addonics Technologies announced a cable to allow a Toshiba 1.8-inch hard drive -- the same hard drive used within the Apple iPod -- to be connected to a computer.
 
However, the cable could also prove to be the RIAA's latest weapon in the war over sharing copyrighted music.Read More...   Category: Apple Mac

The first mainstream dual-core notebooks are now starting to appear in the channel and, by all accounts, they promise to push the envelope on performance, portability and power.

Intel officially launched its widely anticipated next-generation mobile platform, dubbed Core Duo Pro (formerly code-named Napa), at last month's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las

Sun Microsystems will provide code-level customer support for the NetBeans open source tools platform, the latest version of which is being released by the Sun-driven NetBeans community on Wednesday.
 
The company's services are intended to assure users that a major company is there to support them as they develop mission-critical

Google Inc. and Volkswagen of America Inc. are developing an in-car navigation system that displays a photo-quality view of a route, instead of the typical line drawings found in current systems.

Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp. is also part of the project, which has produced a prototype that was shown in last month's

Apple has reduced pricing on its 20-inch iMac G5 by $200, lowering the price to $1,499. The 17-inch iMac G5 remains at the same price as before, $1,299.
 
Apple continues to sell the G5-based iMacs alongside the new Intel Core Duo-based iMacs. In a recent conference call with financial analysts,

E-Trade Financial saved $13 million annually, realized a boost in performance and changed the way it thinks about development by moving from a Sun Solaris infrastructure built up during the stock market boom to an open-source stack running on x86-based IBM hardware.
 
Building on work it began in late 2001, the

Once upon a time, you checked your local newspaper's film critic for advice about what to see on any given weekend. Or maybe you read the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly or the New Yorker, or checked out TV critics with national clout such as Roger Ebert or Gene Shalit.
 
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ISP filters are largely responsible for a decline in e-mail spam, which is expected to continue declining through 2010, according to a report released Friday by Jupiter Research.

Jupiter said the average e-mail consumer received 3,253 spams in 2005, but that number will drop to 1,640 in 2010. The company forecast that

America Online Inc. this week added Charter Communications Inc. to its list of broadband service providers.

Charter, based in St. Louis, joins BellSouth, Time Warner Cable and Verizon in offering the AOL service as part of their high-speed Internet access product. AOL, a Dulles, Va., unit of Time Warner Inc., is marketing

Business software maker SAP AG on Thursday introduced a Web-based version of its market-leading customer relationship software that aims to shore up its position over rivals Oracle Corp. and Salesforce.com Inc.
 
The German company's new subscription service targets large- and medium-sized businesses in the market for customer relationship management (CRM) software,