Remember back when dinosaurs roamed and Apple released the first-generation iPod nano (that was 2005). Users were over the moon with the new micro iPod ... right up until they realized that it was easier to scratch than a block of cheese. A class-action lawsuit was kicked off ...
Wanna put together a barebones PC package featuring a quad-core processor for under $400? Read on!
A federal judge has put on hold the legal patent battles between Apple and Nokia.
Motorola has lodged a complaint with the International Trade Commission (ITC) and requested that it ban Canadian firm Research in Motion (RIM) from importing Blackberry handsets into the US.
It appears that Microsoft has patented sudo, or at least its own version of sudo.
Privacy issues relating to Amazon's Silk service.
Just slide it up ... BOOM!
I've never hidden the fact that I consider rebates to be nothing more than a legalized scam. The customer pays full price for a product and is then faced with all the fun of filling out paperwork and jumping through a series of hoops (a bit like completing a tax return while running an assault course). If the customer completes all the challenges, there's a chance that they'll see their rebate check. If they stumble at any stage in the game, it's tough luck. Things are about to get worse - just in time for the holiday season.
Would you be willing to pay more for DRM-free music?
It seems that some Italians aren't happy about having to pay for Windows with a new PC when they didn't want the OS.