News to know: Meebo; IBM; Gmail 2.0; PS3 supercomputer
Notable headlines:Robin Harris: Build an 8 PS3 supercomputer.IBM aims to salvage silicon for solar industry.
Notable headlines:Robin Harris: Build an 8 PS3 supercomputer.IBM aims to salvage silicon for solar industry.
The future of social networking is coming into focus and it looks like Facebook-ish features will be increasingly be integrated into your everyday applications.To wit:Yahoo and Google are looking to integrate social networking into their email applications, reports Saul Hansell at the New York Times.
The indictment of suspected terrorist Najibullah Zazi, charged with acquiring and preparing bombs similar to the ones deployed in the 2005 London subway attacks, rides on Zazi's Internet surfing habits.Here's a look at the key linchpins where IT crossed paths with detective work.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit gave Microsoft a win in its patent battle with i4i: A stay of an injunction that would prevent the software giant from selling Word.
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The company is adding live streaming to its TouchCast Studio platform, which provides a TV studio in an iPad. Will companies adopt a Periscope-type approach to communication?
AOL's Platform A said Monday that it will offer Bebo and Facebook application developers "a guaranteed CPM" for U.S.
The Ava 500 is designed to bring collaboration, mobility and telepresence to manufacturing facilities, labs and supply chain outposts.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is taking the wraps off of the company's vision for e-mail and the social inbox.
It must irk the hell out of AOL---a company that actually had a movie named after its "You've Got Mail" message---that the company can't even crowbar its way into a passing comment ahead of Facebook's e-mail launch.