@Marcus A fair question. Just talked with Archos which said it was working on an announcement for next week....
Any update on this, considering the claimed "first week of February"?
Bill Goodrich :
Just as al_langevin pointed out, with Windows Server 2008 there is no Services for Macintosh anymore. It's gone, not available....
Replying to an old topic that I'm currently facing with my CEO (who is on a Mac). Our servers are primarily Windows Servers, office is about...
Sure, that makes perfect sense. Pay wrong-doers money and thank them for breaching your security and pointing out your flaws, that would surely...
I think he's referring specifically to Android apps, as Apple do regulate their App Store, but Google seem to let any old crap onto the Android store!
Keep the crap apps out?! How will they compete with Android and Apple's claim to fame of having so many life changing apps?
I wonder if the media...
It has been shown time after time that if there is an author store that sells the songs at even 1$ per song and gives you a high-quality digital...
""As a result of Butyka's alleged conduct, researchers were unable to use the computers for more than two months while NASA removed the malicious...
It simultaneously worries me and uplifts me that a self-proclaimed group of internet activists name themselves after Indian mythical figures....
It's actually far easier to work anonymously on the internet than you think. With tools like Tor bouncing your traffic around the world before...
1000272134 and bluedalmatian
with you both there but then I'm still in 10.04 land (and happy with it)
Interesting article and definitely see your points on the products mentioned. One of the top products for our Help Desk (approximately 20% of all...
Absolutely - this should obviously not be handled my isp - but handled by their hosting operator.
What's been suggested here is that my isp police...
Looks like a great phone. I don't notice any deficiencies in WP7. used IOS before, that's pretty good. I don't spend much time in Apps, all i need...
Now with the help of these apps you are always synced with MS outlook while on the move. Just download apps like xobni or outlookreflex and get...
Your details are wrong. The version currently being made is the one with 2 USB ports, 256MB RAM and a network port. This is the Model B.
The...
The thing that has been puzzling me for quite a while is how Anonymous can remain anonymous whilst not only being active on the Internet but also...
If what Semantec is saying is rue, that is even worse and shows a complete disregard for thier users.
If what Anonymous claims is true and the...
Didn't seem particularly biased to me either. Oh though you might have mentioned some other competitors with free search and email services...
Talkback
true mobile (not that limited WiFi, HotSpot, whatever stuff) access is the first step in moving forward by means of new innovations controlled by uncontrolled market demands (which is the basis of net neutrality). Once that ball starts rolling the sky is the limit. The pie will become big enough to share. Simply because a whole lot of small pieces still make a big pie.
Anything else is just a milking cow scam. Or fighting over the crumbles of the same old pie as consumers start to look for other pies. In other words, learn how to bake new pies. Or at least learn how to get a (small) piece of the pies someone else baked (e.g., help transport the new pies).
There seems to be a massive difference between operators. To start with Three offer FREE unlimited IM (Live Messenger Only), while others ban its use.
Orange have taken a small step in the right direction, introducing a flat-rate data service, however banning certain types of traffic can not continue.
VoIP has and will continue to change the telecommunications industry, both fixed and mobile. You must work with new technology, not fight it!
From the earlier quote about VoIP the Orange spokesman apparently said "we advise against it" - this wording suggests it is the customer's choice, so are they actually banning its use?
Doubtless many customers are sufficiently well-informed about VoIP and other technologies to make their own decisions.
Orange did get back to us on this issue following the publication of our story. As it turns out, "if users want to use VoIP and IM they can do so" (!), but the operator is discouraging them from doing so due to the usual "customer experience" malarkey.
Nothing, of course, to do with the fact that Orange is (finally) launching its own IM service in a few months' time...