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1. Seagate upgrades network docking station for FreeAgent hard drives

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   ... application." The DockStar - which features three (vendor-neutral) USB ports - has a $100 price tag. The device is packaged with a one year Pogoplug subscription for remote (non-intranet) access and sharing ...

2. Russians bent Facebook, Twitter to launch cyber attacks

   (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

   A non profit US organization will say today that Russian hackers stole US citizens' identities to launch attacks on Georgia during the brief but bloody war the two countries engaged in last year.A non ...

3. EU to probe Google

   (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

   ... non-exclusive and if approved by the court stands to expand access to millions of books in the US" Libraries are also concerned that the deal could prove expensive for them when Google announces subscription ...

4. Google faces antitrust action over book scans

   (Software/Software Features)

   ... nonexclusive and if approved by the court stands to expand access to millions of books in the US" Libraries have also warned that the deal could prove expensive for them when Google announces subscription ...

5. TG Daily’s Dads and Grads Product Giveaway: Play along and win!

   (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

   ... exclusively for Charles Alexander. Quality wise, Charles Alexander ties are bar none, each tie is handmade by artisans in England with over 40 years of experience. This shows in the quality of the silk, ...

6. Lolly Popova says Pure iPorn has a tiny one just for you

   (Software/Software Features)

   ...  Now you can store an entire adult video collection on an iPhone or iPod Touch. No subscriptions or registrations are required, and users are provided a private, anonymous download site for free. From ...

7. Solar cells eclipsed by credit crunch

   (Sustainability/Sustainability Features)

   ... units on their houses. According to the Wall Street Journal, Spain has taken the unprecedented and non-green step of cutting subsidies to the industry and that means there's far less demand for polysilicon.  ...

8. TWC stomps its feet over metered Internet plans

   (Networking/Networking Opinion)

   ... services, such as Netflix.     In this new filing, TWC argues that, in the light of the ARRA, the government needs to Refrain from imposing additional nondiscrimination mandates beyond the Commission’s ...

9. iPhone OS 3.0: Top 10 user-centric features

   (Software/Software Opinion)

   ... of Apple's announcement, iPhone OS 3.0: A thousand new APIs for developers, and my opinion piece on Apple showing us just how big the iPhone is. 10. Lack of Adobe Flash Safari's non-existent support ...

10. Apple remains a money-making machine, thanks to iPod touch and Macbooks

    (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

    ... sales well into positive territory. Most of sales from non-U.S. markets came entirely between Christmas and New Year. The touch-based music player mimics iPhone in nearly all aspects but the phone part. ...

11. Apple posts fiscal 2009 first quarter results

    (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

    ... company also reported non-GAAP results which better reflect impact of iPhone and Apple TV sales on the overall revenue. Without GAAP accounting, Apple would have reported their so-called "adjusted sales" ...

12. Monty Python hits the Internet

    (Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)

    ... and none of the other Pythons- John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Michael Pain, and Terry Jones are active on the site. The sixth Python, Graham Chapman died in 1989. Though the other group members are not participating, ...

13. Xbox 360 to stream Netflix movies in HD

    (Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)

    ... purchase Xbox 360 primarily for gaming and mostly consider movies as add-on to the console. A non-gamer is unlikely to purchase the console just for its set-top box and video capabilities. Apple TV is ...

14. RIM + Slacker = Real iPhone threat

    (Opinion/Opinion Features)

    ... browser. But the Sprint music service isn’t iTunes and the end-to-end experience, while arguably one of the best in the non-iPhone class, still is just competitive. It doesn’t really exceed the iPhone ...

15. DirectX 11 promises to unlock the horsepower in multi-core CPUs and enable GP GPUs

    (Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)

    ... though this is a good overview, there are other key technologies that we are adding to DX11 - things like a compute shader. The compute shader allows you to use the GPU directly for non-rendering purposes, ...

16. WWDC 2008: Last minute round-up

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    ... - Thinner, lighter, 3G, GPS, video camera Probability: Certain The buzz surrounding the 3G iPhone is a phenomenon in itself. Apple hasn’t said a word about such a device, but virtually everyone expects ...

17. How visual networking could spell the end for the iPod

    (Opinion/Opinion Features)

    ... promises to change the way you store and access media, while making your current iPod and iPhone largely obsolete, along with every other pre-3G or non-networked entertainment focused device.   ...

18. Nokia tracks traffic info with gang of GPS feeds

    (Mobility/Mobility Features)

    ... says it wants to take this small test of 100 people and branch it out to everyone who owns a GPS-enabled Nokia phone.  Users would have the option of sending their data anonymously to a central server ...

19. Earthlink slices 900 jobs

    (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

    ... excellence during the dotcom boom years.  However, now the company is seeing a prolonged slump in its dial-up sales.  Earthlink has turned to non-traditional sources of revenue like putting up ...

20. Google to offer subscription-based office software

    (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

    ... will have their Gmail capacity upped to 10 GB, nearly five times what it offers to non-paying users.   The other main feature of the premier version is that is allows companies to use application ...

21. CES 2007: The battle for the digital home - analyst opinion

    (Opinion/Opinion Features)

    ... subscription services from companies like Vongo, Cinema Now and Microsoft, but the libraries have been pitiful, the HD content largely non-existent and the ability to watch the downloaded film anyplace ...

22. AOL's new Music Now service gears up for the Zune era

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    ... giant Clear Channel Communications co-founded MusicNow (at that time, without the space in-between words) in March 2003, to go up against Rhapsody, two other now-non-existent brands, and ironically, AOL's ...

23. The AOL transition begins as e-mail, other premium services become free

    (Business and Law/Business and Law Features)

    ... The keyword here is "members." Up to now, AOL has considered this term synonymous with subscribers; but starting in September, the subscription model will go away...for the most part (more on that in a ...

24. E3 2006 Preview: The showdown between consoles and PCs

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    ... latest models be too expensive? Are shooters migrating to consoles, while PC games morph into an unexplored phenomenon? And are you ready to take a break from gaming, for a quick commercial message?  ...

25. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion sells 1.7 million copies

    (Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)

    ... game play where can interact, rob and help other characters to their hearts content. A complex AI system dubbed "Radiant AI" by Bethesda, controls when, where and how non-player characters perform actions ...

26. Non-subscription anti-spam device debuts

    (Networking/Networking Features)

    Spam Cube yesterday announced what it calls "the world's first anti-spam gadget for home PCs". Spam Cube yesterday announced what it calls "the world's first anti-spam gadget for home PCs". The device ...

27. Napster passes 500,000 subscribers

    (Consumer Electronics/Consumer Electronics Brief)

      Despite rumors of its demise, Napster said on Wednesday that its subscription service had surpassed 500,000 subscribers, including some 50,000 non-paying college users. Despite rumors of its demise, ...

28. CES 2006 Analysis: Core processor is Intel's ticket to Hollywood

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    ... of the value of digital content - are scarce, if not non-existent, both from Intel and its entertainment industry partners. [When Freeman's joint venture with Intel debuted last September, officials from ...

29. TG Daily interview: Chat with a World of Warcraft bot programmer

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    ... Where did you learn the programming skills required to write the program and is Glider a full-time gig? Mercury: None in particular. I ran across a few tools that did some game automation, but nothing ...

30. A teardown of iRiver's H10 5 GByte MP3 player

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Apple's iPod has become a synonym for MP3 player and dominates the global portable audio player stage with an estimated 70 percent market share. But there are choices for those who look for an alternative ...

31. RealNetworks unveils Rhapsody to go music service

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

      Digital media company RealNetworks on Tuesday said it expanded its subscription music service to allow paying subscribers access to more than 1 million songs and now will allow nonpaying users to ...

32. IE security patch install buggy

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

    ... led by streaming giant RealNetworks. Called MusicNet, it will have non-exclusive rights to its member's music. The other major record companies are backing a streaming-music service called Duet. To learn ...