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ZDNet's 20th anniversary: Rich Santalesa recalls a moment when Ziff-Davis began using the computers it covered to actually publish.
A 'private online service' for the masses
ZDNet's 20th anniversary: David Schnaider describes how the business model for ZiffNet, and ultimately ZDNet, was conceived.
ZiffNet: 'Project Athena' and the moment of conception
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64-bit Snow Leopard defaults to 32-bit kernel
Apple's OS X 10.6 operating system Snow Leopard by default loads with a 32-bit kernel, despite running 64-bit applications.
Australia Post bans air mail of lithium batteries
The International Civil Aviation Organisation has enacted more stringent controls since lithium batteries were classified as dangerous
Australian postal service bans lithium battery air lifts
Australian Post claims the batteries are dangerous and will only deliver them by road - but only if they are lithium-ion and rated for 2 grams, 100-Watt-hours or under.
Senate panel backs development of super V-chip
Senate committee approves legislation asking the FCC to oversee the development of a super V-chip that could screen content on everything from cell phones to the Internet.
Lenovo earnings soar almost 13-fold
Company begins climbing out of IBM's shadow as corporate demand offsets domestic competition. Challenging Dell in U.S. will be tough.