edges in news
RSS edges in newsGoogle dusts off Chrome bugs with developer update
News Chrome is still in beta testing, and for those who have an even higher tolerance for rough-around-the-edges software, Google also offers developer versions. Google released a developer-oriented update to its Chrome web... [16 Oct 2008]
Unveiled: The 3G iPhone
News We've learned so much with the first iPhone," he continued as he showed off the new iPhone, which is thinner at the edges with metal buttons on the side. Steve Jobs unveiled the long-awaited 3G iPhone at the company's... [10 Jun 2008]
Vista: Can Service Pack 1 spur adoption?
News The first Vista service pack may serve dual purposes for Microsoft: fixing the operating system's rough edges while simultaneously indicating that it's ready for mass adoption. Microsoft initially downplayed the... [04 Sep 2007]
Sun spends $387m on SeeBeyond
News Certainly this will make some impact but it will be marginal around the edges. Sun Microsystems plans to bolster its software line-up with the acquisition of integration specialist SeeBeyond for $387m in cash. [29 Jun 2005]
Torvalds launches new Linux management system
News Right now, the pain of using it, due to the rough edges, is just higher than the gain, unless you have rather specific needs - needs that the kernel development process has, but probably not very many (or any) other... [21 Apr 2005]
Opera talks the talk with wordy web browser
News The same technology also means that online content can be printed on any size of paper without cutting off the edges. Norwegian browser company Opera Software released a beta version of its latest browser on Thursday. [24 Dec 2004]
Tungsten T5 gets elephant-like memory
News It will have a case similar to that of its Treo 600 predecessor, but with slightly more rounded edges, and a new keyboard with flatter keys, sources said. PalmOne has released a handheld computer that holds on to data... [04 Oct 2004]
External disk storage revving up, says IDC
News Worldwide sales of external disk storage systems hit $3.5bn in the second quarter, up 8 per cent from the same period a year ago, according to research firm IDC. Both the Asia-Pacific region and Japan experienced the first signs of real... [06 Sep 2004]
Search start-up appeals to well-heeled Cuban
News There is a ton of room on the edges to do well things that they don't do well. Broadcast.com founder and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is backing a new internet search start-up that aims to take over where Google... [05 Aug 2004]
Microsoft pencils in scaled down Longhorn for 2006
News Ballmer said all the major components would still be part of the OS but that the company was planning to "carve a couple of features around the edges". Microsoft said it is aiming to release Longhorn in the first half of... [13 Apr 2004]
Tech giants united against spam
News The goal of the forum, called JamSpam, is "to produce an open, interoperable anti-spam specification that serves as a universal solution to both edges of the spam sword", according to the group's mission statement. [17 Mar 2003]
PlayStation 2 taps into grid computing
News Game developers and gamers in general have always pushed the edges of technology, and now they're starting to crack the edges of the data center," he said. Butterfly.net, an IBM-backed company using... [27 Feb 2003]
PC users face deadly DVT threat
News People need to check that their chairs do not compress the upper and sides of their legs and that there are no sharp edges to the front of the chair. As if the risks of RSI were not enough, PC users are being warned of a... [30 Jan 2003]
IBM WebSphere 'too proprietary'
News Nigel Thomas, director of product marketing for SpiritSoft, said: "Although the edges of the suite are standards compliant, there is a big wedge of proprietary software stuck below the surface. IBM's WebSphere... [29 May 2002]
Microsoft replaces faulty Japanese Xboxes
News The spokeswoman said the scratches on DVDs do not affect game play as Microsoft does not put data on the edges of discs where most scratches have occurred, to protect information from wear and tear. Just two weeks after... [07 Mar 2002]
