Sunday, May 28, 2006

Two tier internet?? Bad!!

I found this an interesting article.
(Article link is below)

I know there have been much talking in the US about changing how the internet is presented. Basically, you pay you get.. different levels of access, different levels of advertising power...etc.

I think that essentially, this kind of internet is a terrible idea. I understand the principal of corporations making money. It's what a business is there to do.

Providing me with a bland internet where I can't find people or information that I find interesting or slowing down access to these sites (like say community based sites) would literally take me away from my PC or laptop.

Gotta try and make a buck off everything right??

(Article here)

Google and Dell deal

Looks like Google may have won an upper hand in the PC software world...

They have recently announced a deal with Dell to include their PC search software on Dell systems.

(Article here)

MySpace - Attempted extortion

This was an interesting article...

Two guys found a vulnerability in the myspace.com website and hacked it to acquire the user's private information...

They then attempted to extort myspace.com for $150 000.

But, they got caught.

(Article here)

Tuesday, May 09, 2006

New technology could lead to 'super drives'

That's right.

Some research at Drexel university may have found a way to increase hard drive space.... dramatically..

Imagine if your USB thumbdrive could hold 32.6 full length DVD movies!!!

Impossible??

(Read on!)

Friday, April 28, 2006

Apple buying Adobe?? - Rumor mill

I found this quite interesting.

Apple buying Adobe, shortly after Adobe acquires Macromedia.
Apple would possibly be in a stronger position to compete with Microsoft.

(Robert Cringely)
(Remote Synthesis)

Monday, April 24, 2006

One huge storage device!

Fujitsu has launched the world's largest storage array.


This thing has 2760 drives! All 500GB!
1.3 Petabytes in all... 1.36 million Gigabites!

This thing can come with up to 16 3.6 Ghz dual processors.

Ouch!

(Check it out)